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 India has announced that Taliban foreign minister Amir Khan Muttaqi will be in New Delhi next week following approval from the United Nations Security Council to lift his travel restrictions. The visit raises key questions about the issues that will be discussed during his stay. Could this signal a step toward India recognising the Taliban government in Kabul? Alyson Le Grange explores what this high-profile trip could mean for India’s foreign policy and regional dynamics.

Taliban Foreign Affairs Chief visits India for discussions | Vantage on Firstpost | N18G

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Taliban Foreign Affairs Chief visits India for discussions | Vantage o...