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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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Recognition Of Taliban Government "Impossible" Over Curbs On Afghan Women: UN
As long as restrictions against women's rights remain in place in Afghanistan, it will be "nearly impossible" for the international community to recognize the Taliban government, the UN's envoy to the country said Wednesday.
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Taliban's large gathering ends with calls for international recognition
A Talibanrun gathering of thousands of male religious and ethnic leaders ended on Saturday by asking foreign governments to formally recognise their
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Taliban Welcomes UN's Presence In Afghanistan In Global Recognition Quest
The Taliban Friday welcomed a UN Security Council resolution formally extending the world body's presence in Afghanistan, although the government of the hardline Islamist group remains unrecognised by the international community.
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Taliban Closer To International Recognition, Says Afghan Foreign Minister
The Taliban are inching closer towards international recognition but any concessions Afghanistan's new rulers make will be on their terms, the regime's foreign minister said in an interview with AFP.
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No Recognition Of Taliban Government Yet: Russian Deputy Foreign Minister
Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Vershnin, after Monday's consultations on UNSC issues between him and Reenat Sandhu, Secretary West in the Ministry of External Affairs, said 'it is premature to talk about recognizing the current government'.
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"Not Recognition For Taliban": EU Re-Establishes Presence In Afghanistan
The European Union on Thursday announced it had begun re-establishing a "minimal presence" in Kabul to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid in Afghanistan.
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Afghan Acting Prime Minister Calls For Muslim Nations To Recognise Taliban
The Taliban's acting Prime Minister called Wednesday on Muslim nations to be the first to officially recognise the Afghan administration that seized power in August.
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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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"If Unrecognition Continues, Could Become World's Problem": Taliban To US
The Taliban asked the US and other countries on Saturday to recognise their government in Afghanistan, saying that a failure to do so and the continued freezing of Afghan funds abroad would lead to problems not only for the country but for the world.
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Taliban Diplomats Start Work In Afghanistan's Embassy In Pakistan: Report
Amid questions on the recognition of the Islamic Emirate, the Taliban's diplomats have started working in Afghanistan's missions in Pakistan.
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Pakistan Coaches Taliban On Winning International Recognition
Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi gave Afghanistan's new Taliban rulers advice Thursday on how to gain international recognition, during a visit to the neighbouring capital.
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Russia To Withhold Official Recognition Of Taliban, Wants Action On Pledges
Russia will not officially recognise the Taliban for now and wants the Islamist group to make good on promises it made when it came to power in Afghanistan, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Tuesday.
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Ahead Of Summit, France's Macron's Message To Taliban On Recognition
France's President Emmanuel Macron said the forthcoming G20 summit must send a clear message to Afghanistan's Taliban on the conditions for international recognition.
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Pak In Dilemma Over Assistance To Taliban In Afghanistan Without International Recognition: Report
Pakistan appears to be facing difficulties in providing assistance to the Taliban-led government as the Afghan new regime is yet to be recognised by the international community.
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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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Recognition Of Taliban Government "Impossible" Over Curbs On Afghan Women: UN
As long as restrictions against women's rights remain in place in Afghanistan, it will be "nearly impossible" for the international community to recognize the Taliban government, the UN's envoy to the country said Wednesday.
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Taliban's large gathering ends with calls for international recognition
A Talibanrun gathering of thousands of male religious and ethnic leaders ended on Saturday by asking foreign governments to formally recognise their
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Taliban Welcomes UN's Presence In Afghanistan In Global Recognition Quest
The Taliban Friday welcomed a UN Security Council resolution formally extending the world body's presence in Afghanistan, although the government of the hardline Islamist group remains unrecognised by the international community.
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Taliban Closer To International Recognition, Says Afghan Foreign Minister
The Taliban are inching closer towards international recognition but any concessions Afghanistan's new rulers make will be on their terms, the regime's foreign minister said in an interview with AFP.
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No Recognition Of Taliban Government Yet: Russian Deputy Foreign Minister
Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Vershnin, after Monday's consultations on UNSC issues between him and Reenat Sandhu, Secretary West in the Ministry of External Affairs, said 'it is premature to talk about recognizing the current government'.
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"Not Recognition For Taliban": EU Re-Establishes Presence In Afghanistan
The European Union on Thursday announced it had begun re-establishing a "minimal presence" in Kabul to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid in Afghanistan.
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Afghan Acting Prime Minister Calls For Muslim Nations To Recognise Taliban
The Taliban's acting Prime Minister called Wednesday on Muslim nations to be the first to officially recognise the Afghan administration that seized power in August.
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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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"If Unrecognition Continues, Could Become World's Problem": Taliban To US
The Taliban asked the US and other countries on Saturday to recognise their government in Afghanistan, saying that a failure to do so and the continued freezing of Afghan funds abroad would lead to problems not only for the country but for the world.
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Taliban Diplomats Start Work In Afghanistan's Embassy In Pakistan: Report
Amid questions on the recognition of the Islamic Emirate, the Taliban's diplomats have started working in Afghanistan's missions in Pakistan.
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Pakistan Coaches Taliban On Winning International Recognition
Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi gave Afghanistan's new Taliban rulers advice Thursday on how to gain international recognition, during a visit to the neighbouring capital.
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Russia To Withhold Official Recognition Of Taliban, Wants Action On Pledges
Russia will not officially recognise the Taliban for now and wants the Islamist group to make good on promises it made when it came to power in Afghanistan, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Tuesday.
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Ahead Of Summit, France's Macron's Message To Taliban On Recognition
France's President Emmanuel Macron said the forthcoming G20 summit must send a clear message to Afghanistan's Taliban on the conditions for international recognition.
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Pak In Dilemma Over Assistance To Taliban In Afghanistan Without International Recognition: Report
Pakistan appears to be facing difficulties in providing assistance to the Taliban-led government as the Afghan new regime is yet to be recognised by the international community.
