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Taliban To Join China's Belt And Road Forum In Beijing, Elevating Ties
The Taliban will attend China's Belt and Road Forum next week, a spokesman said on Saturday, underscoring Beijing's growing official ties with the administration, despite its lack of formal recognition by any government.
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Chinese Foreign Minister Arrives In Afghanistan Ahead Of Regional Meeting
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi arrived in Kabul on Thursday, a week before Beijing hosts a meeting of Afghanistan's neighbours to see how they can help the country following its takeover by the hardline Islamist group.
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As China Back Taliban, Its Firms Line Up To Exploit Rich Afghan Resources
As China warmed up to the Taliban by stepping up aid and diplomatic support for Taliban's global recognition, Chinese firms are busy exploring contracts to exploit resource-rich Afghanistan's mineral deposits, official media in Beijing reported.
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China Trying To Take Over Afghan Air Base, Use Pakistan Against India: Nikki Haley
US needs to closely watch China as it might try to take over the Bagram air base in Afghanistan following the Taliban's takeover of the war-torn country and use Pakistan to get stronger to go against India, a former senior American diplomat warned.
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Russia, China Agree To Jointly Combat Afghanistan "Threats"
Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping have agreed their countries will step up efforts to counter "threats" emerging from Afghanistan following the Taliban's takeover, the Kremlin said Wednesday.
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Competing Interests For India, China, Pak In Afghanistan
As the Taliban takeover in the strategic, landlocked nation, the new Great Game has Pakistan in control, with its ally China looking to cement its grip on the region. Pakistan has deep ties with the Taliban.
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'Talks And Terror Can't Go Together': Top US Official On India-Pak Ties
Prime Minister Narendra Modi cannot "pursue peace" with Pakistan in a way that "cuts his own security", a top Trump administration official has said, asserting that it is in the interest of Islamabad to build confidence with New Delhi to restart commercial ties
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Taliban To Join China's Belt And Road Forum In Beijing, Elevating Ties
The Taliban will attend China's Belt and Road Forum next week, a spokesman said on Saturday, underscoring Beijing's growing official ties with the administration, despite its lack of formal recognition by any government.
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Chinese Foreign Minister Arrives In Afghanistan Ahead Of Regional Meeting
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi arrived in Kabul on Thursday, a week before Beijing hosts a meeting of Afghanistan's neighbours to see how they can help the country following its takeover by the hardline Islamist group.
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As China Back Taliban, Its Firms Line Up To Exploit Rich Afghan Resources
As China warmed up to the Taliban by stepping up aid and diplomatic support for Taliban's global recognition, Chinese firms are busy exploring contracts to exploit resource-rich Afghanistan's mineral deposits, official media in Beijing reported.
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China Trying To Take Over Afghan Air Base, Use Pakistan Against India: Nikki Haley
US needs to closely watch China as it might try to take over the Bagram air base in Afghanistan following the Taliban's takeover of the war-torn country and use Pakistan to get stronger to go against India, a former senior American diplomat warned.
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Russia, China Agree To Jointly Combat Afghanistan "Threats"
Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping have agreed their countries will step up efforts to counter "threats" emerging from Afghanistan following the Taliban's takeover, the Kremlin said Wednesday.
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Competing Interests For India, China, Pak In Afghanistan
As the Taliban takeover in the strategic, landlocked nation, the new Great Game has Pakistan in control, with its ally China looking to cement its grip on the region. Pakistan has deep ties with the Taliban.
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'Talks And Terror Can't Go Together': Top US Official On India-Pak Ties
Prime Minister Narendra Modi cannot "pursue peace" with Pakistan in a way that "cuts his own security", a top Trump administration official has said, asserting that it is in the interest of Islamabad to build confidence with New Delhi to restart commercial ties
