A former senior Taliban official told CBS News that while the move was welcome, "Russia and China can't financially support ...

Russia becomes first country to recognise Afghanistan’s Taliban regime. Will China follow? - Experts monitoring the Taliban’s ...

The ascent of the Taliban has redrawn the diplomatic map for the U.S. and its rivals as they compete to shape the future of Afghanistan. China and Russia already are moving to build ties with the ...

The U.S. and Afghanistan are encouraging China to take a greater role in ... The British and Russians drew the Wakhan Corridor on a map at the end of the 19th century to be a buffer zone ...

As China and Russia's Shanghai Cooperation Organization prepares to meet on the sidelines of upheaval in Afghanistan, Iran is set to join the bloc as a full member prepared to contribute to regional ...

ISHKASHIM, Afghanistan — More than three years after the Taliban seized power, Afghanistan remains economically decrepit and politically isolated. But now, the Taliban government has a plan to ...

washington — The Taliban may have achieved a diplomatic win in an agreement to extend the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor to Afghanistan, analysts said, but implementation of the project still ...

Taliban officials announced the completion of a road connecting Afghanistan to China, but experts doubt it will become a trading route due to security concerns.

China shares a tiny 76-kilometer border with Afghanistan and has taken a laid-back approach to its neighbor, although the U.S. military withdrawal and fall of the elected Afghan government are ...

Afghanistan puts China firmly on leadership hook. Pete Sweeney. August 16, 2021 11:00 AM UTC Updated ago ... filling what is now a vast blank space on Xi’s Belt and Road map. ...

How China engages in Afghanistan will be closely watched by the U.S. and other countries. Even before Taliban fighters made their push into Kabul, the group’s senior leaders were laying ...

China and Russia already are moving to build ties with th The ascent of the Taliban has redrawn the diplomatic map for the U.S. and its rivals as they compete to shape the future of Afghanistan.