Taliban Courts Chinese Capital but Can't Keep Investors
Afghanistan's Taliban wants Chinese investment, but insecurity, taxes and opaque rules drove most of the nearly 10,000 Chinese businessmen to leave.
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Afghanistan's Taliban wants Chinese investment, but insecurity, taxes and opaque rules drove most of the nearly 10,000 Chinese businessmen to leave.
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Hundreds of Afghans who helped U.S. troops now fear deportation as the government revokes visa approvals, leaving allies in legal limbo.
An NPR analysis examines why the US struggles to win wars, drawing on Afghanistan, Iraq, and the ongoing Iran conflict with expert strategic insights.
Belgium issued five one-day visas to a Taliban delegation for EU migration talks on returning Afghan asylum seekers, sparking an ethical debate.
Amnesty protests Taliban visit to Brussels for EU deportation talks, warning against normalizing a regime accused of human rights abuses.