Beijing is ready to communicate with the new Afghan govt: Chinese spokesman
Wang also expressed hope that war-wracked Afghanistan can build a “broad and inclusive political structure” that is capable of moderate and stable domestic and foreign policy.
Secy Blinken to consult partners as Taliban form Afghan government
Blinken has said Washington will work with allies to exert diplomatic and economic leverage in Afghanistan even after the end of America's longest war.
EU upset by Taliban government reveal
The spokesperson for the bloc said that "such inclusivity and representation is expected in the composition of a future transitional government, and as result of negotiations".
Israeli news paper poses negative rhetoric on Pak-China cooperation in Afghanistan
Anyone with the basic knowledge of the regional geopolitical status quo will know that such ill-intentioned rhetoric will not change China-Pakistan cooperation or deter China’s possible participation in the reconstruction of Afghanistan, other than making more noises.
FM Qureshi calls for diplomacy among Afghanistan’s neighbours
FM Qureshi was pleased to welcome the Foreign Minister’s of China, Iran, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan & Uzbekistan to the 1st Ministerial meeting of #Afghanistan’s neighbours. The positive & constructive response to Pakistan’s proposal for a regional approach was appreciated.
Qatar approves of Taliban’s pragmatism, but no recognition yet
Khater said that since returning to power, the Taliban had largely left Afghan health authorities, including female medics, free to continue their coronavirus response.
NRF calls new caretaker government “totalitarian, xenophobic, extremist”
It said the Taliban’s illegitimate government regime is a clear sign of the group’s enmity with the Afghan people and for that reason, the world community must not rush in to recognise an “occupier’s regime.”
Turkey says ‘no need to rush’ recognising Taliban
In a wide-ranging television interview, Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu sounded a cautious note about Turkey's future relations with the fundamentalist Islamist group.
IFRC demands urgent humanatarian aid for Afghanistan
British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab, whose country has increased its aid budget for Afghanistan, said last week that humanitarian assistance would flow through agencies and not to the Taliban directly.
Taliban erase murals, Afghan art activists remain unrepented
Among the erased murals was one showing US special envoy Zalmay Khalilzad and Taliban co-founder Abdul Ghani Baradar shaking hands after signing the 2020 deal to withdraw American troops from Afghanistan.
Taliban provincial governor vows to fight IS
The province's new governor has offered reassuring words, but many people remain sceptical about the Taliban's pledge of a different kind of rule.
Islamic State threat resurfaces in Afghanistan
The IS attack on Kabul airport was all the more shocking because it succeeded despite US President Joe Biden's specific prior warning that intelligence agencies were aware of the plot.