Afghanistan's Taliban Build Foreign Ties Despite Rights Concerns As the world marks five years since the Taliban seized power in Afghanistan, a significant shift in their foreign policy has emerged.
The group, long shunned by the international community for its brutal human rights record, is now actively building ties with countries like China, Pakistan, and Iran.
This new wave of diplomacy raises questions about the Taliban's intentions, the motivations behind these alliances, and the implications for regional stability.