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The 37 pages that link to Afghanistan, each with the reason it gives.

• IranRelated: Shared borders, migration, water, and historical ties make it a consequential neighbor.

• UzbekistanRelated: Uzbekistan's short southern border links it to Afghan trade and security developments.

• Indian subcontinentRelated: Its inclusion at the subcontinent’s northwestern edge varies by geographic and historical convention.

• KhorasanRelated: Parts of historical Khorasan lay within present-day Afghanistan.

• Hindu KushRelated: Much of the Hindu Kush lies within Afghanistan, shaping its terrain and regional connections.

• Jamal al-Din al-AfghaniRelated: Al-Afghani claimed Afghan origins, though biographical evidence points to birth in Iran.

• PashtunsRelated: Pashtun communities have long been central to Afghanistan's population and political history.

• SovietizationRelated: Its contested communist transformation shows the limits of imposing Soviet-aligned institutions through intervention.

• Pashtun tribesRelated: Pashtun tribal affiliations have figured in the country’s social and political history.

• South Khorasan ProvinceRelated: South Khorasan shares its eastern border with Afghanistan.

• BurqaRelated: The full-body garment commonly called a burqa is strongly associated with Afghanistan.

• Greater IranRelated: Its languages and historical ties place it within many cultural definitions of Greater Iran.

• BuzkashiRelated: Afghan buzkashi is the sport’s best-known national form.