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Iran wants a stable Afghanistan and has meticulously worked to protect its interests before and after 2001 to this end. Consequently, it is keeping a very close eye on developments in the country, specifically the withdrawal of the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF). This essay examines Iran’s enduring interests in Afghanistan and their implications for relations with the United States and other regional players beyond 2014.

Iran and Afghanistan: The Urgent Need for Inclusive Regional Diplomacy