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China in Afghanistan: Myopia, Denial, and Fantasies

China in Afghanistan: Myopia, Denial, and Fantasies

By Shanthie Mariet D’Souza
The U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan has indeed provided China an opportunity, but there’s little evidence that Beijing has any concrete plan to address the country’s problems. 
Taliban Settle Oil Deal With Chinese Company

Taliban Settle Oil Deal With Chinese Company

By Catherine Putz
The Taliban's new deal is actually a repeat of a previous contract signed by the former Republic government with CNPC in 2011. That deal's fate should temper expectations.

Inheriting the Storm: Beijing’s Difficult New Relationship with Kabul

Inheriting the Storm: Beijing’s Difficult New Relationship with Kabul

By Raffaello Pantucci
Far from inheriting an opportunity, China finds itself encumbered with an ever-expanding roster of problems in Afghanistan, which it is showing little interest in trying to resolve or own.

China Takes Full Advantage of Taliban’s Isolation 

China Takes Full Advantage of Taliban’s Isolation 

By Niva Yau
Chinese interests in expanding its engagement in Afghanistan lies in opportunist thinking.

China’s Non-Leadership in the Taliban’s Afghanistan

China’s Non-Leadership in the Taliban’s Afghanistan

By Barbara Kelemen
China has little interest in providing global leadership on the Afghanistan issue, especially when selective engagement seems to be paying off.
China’s Embrace of the Taliban Complicates US Afghanistan Strategy

China’s Embrace of the Taliban Complicates US Afghanistan Strategy

By Zane Zovak
China’s willingness to partner with the Taliban undermines American efforts to influence the extremist group’s behavior through pressure campaigns and sanctions.

China Strongly Backs Afghanistan at Regional Conference

China Strongly Backs Afghanistan at Regional Conference

By Associated Press
Afghanistan has been partially successful in boosting stability, improving livelihoods, and protecting human rights, Foreign Minister Wang Yi said.
China Signals It’s Back to Business as Usual With Taliban Government

China Signals It’s Back to Business as Usual With Taliban Government

By Shannon Tiezzi
Foreign Minister Wang Yi's surprise trip to Afghanistan was a clear sign that China is ready to engage with the Taliban as a normal government.

China’s Foreign Minister Makes Surprise Stop In Afghanistan

China’s Foreign Minister Makes Surprise Stop In Afghanistan

By Kathy Gannon
Wang Yi’s visit marked one of the highest-level engagements for the Taliban regime – and came just a day after the Taliban broke a promise to allow older girls to attend school.

How the Rise of Islamic State Khorasan in Afghanistan Feeds Uyghur Militancy

How the Rise of Islamic State Khorasan in Afghanistan Feeds Uyghur Militancy

By Barbara Kelemen
As the Taliban courts China with nascent regulations on Uyghur militants, ISK is trying to capitalize by boosting recruitment of Uyghurs.

China in Afghanistan: How Beijing Engages the Taliban

China in Afghanistan: How Beijing Engages the Taliban

By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Claudia Chia.
After the Fall of Kabul, the US Needs to Reject China’s Narrative on Terrorism

After the Fall of Kabul, the US Needs to Reject China’s Narrative on Terrorism

By Omer Kanat
Hyping an unsubstantiated “extremism” threat is a key, and classic, tactic in the Chinese government’s propaganda war.

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