______ opposed Pakistan’s membership in the United Nations in ______

"When Pakistan applied for membership in the United Nations in 1947 Afghanistan was the only country to oppose its admission. This opposition was rooted in political tensions over the Durand Line the border demarcation between Pakistan and Afghanistan established during British rule. Afghanistan did not recognize this border as legitimate and had concerns about the treatment of Pashtun tribes living along it. Despite Afghanistan’s objection Pakistan was admitted to the UN on September 30 1947. This episode reflected early geopolitical challenges for the newly independent state as it sought to establish its place in the international community amid regional disputes."