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The Taliban’s one-year report card in Afghanistan
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The Taliban’s one-year report card in Afghanistan

But where does Afghanistan stand on the first anniversary of the Taliban takeover?

Can a deadly quake inspire change for Afghanistan?
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Can a deadly quake inspire change for Afghanistan?

It could, but there aren’t many buyers for recognizing the Taliban. Nor is there any consensus about how to engage them.

Rohingya refugees gather in front of the office of the U.N. refugee agency after being evicted from their homes, at Kuala Lumpur Malaysia.
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Malaysia sends Rohingya back to Myanmar, Andy Burnham lays out vision for Labour Party, Indians protest over women’s safety

Since 2017, millions of Rohingya, a predominantly Muslim ethnic minority, have fled Myanmar amid widespread persecution under both civilian and military-led governments.

The Taliban’s never-ending crisis
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Afghanistan’s never-ending crisis

Afghanistan is now the world's biggest humanitarian crisis. But Taliban rule is only part of the problem.

Will any countries recognize the Taliban?
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Will any countries recognize the Taliban?

No country is in a big hurry to recognize the Taliban, explains journalist Ahmed Rashid, even those that likely will do so in the future: Pakistan, China, and Russia. “They understand that if they recognize the Taliban, it's going to lead to a major division in the international community,” he told Ian Bremmer on GZERO World.