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After Russia, is China next in line to legitimise Taliban as rulers of Afghanistan?
After Russia became the first country to officially recognise the Taliban government, China has welcomed the move, fuelling speculation it may be next. As regional powers deepen ties with Kabul, questions mount about the global legitimacy of Afghanistan’s isolated rulers.
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China has welcomed Russia's move to officially recognize the Taliban's rule in Afghanistan, emphasizing the importance of ...
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