Global Risk Forum 438 & 439 – South and Central Asia: A Renewing Arc of Instability

This week, we’re focusing on South and Central Asia — a region where long-standing historical fault lines are re-emerging under current geopolitical pressure, creating a renewed (but often under-reported) instability arc. In South Asia, the key risk remains the Afghanistan–Pakistan frontier, shaped by the colonial-era Durand Line established in 1893. This border has never been formally accepted by Afghanistan […]