Five years on, Afghanistan's Taliban build foreign ties despite rights concerns
- Five years after returning to power, Afghanistan's Taliban authorities have built working relationships with a slate of countries, despite a lack of formal recognition.
- Russia remains the only nation to officially recognise the Taliban government, and many Western countries have demanded to see domestic reforms on human rights before considering doing the same.
- Read moreFour years after the fall of Kabul, Taliban succeeds in near-total exclusion of women But many states are nevertheless engaging with Afghanistan's leaders – including Britain and European Union members – driven largely by pract
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- Five years after returning to power, Afghanistan's Taliban authorities have built working relationships with a slate of countries, despite a lack of formal recognition.
- Russia remains the only nation to officially recognise the Taliban government, and many Western countries have demanded to see domestic reforms on human rights before considering doing the same.
- Read moreFour years after the fall of Kabul, Taliban succeeds in near-total exclusion of women But many states are nevertheless engaging with Afghanistan's leaders – including Britain and European Union members – driven largely by pract
Sources: France 24