Engaging the Taliban: A Diplomatic Dilemma

This chapter analyzes the intricate relationship between the Taliban and the international community, especially the United States, following America's withdrawal from Afghanistan. It highlights the challenges and implications of engaging with a regime known for its violence while discussing the need for strategic engagement to achieve stability and support Afghan citizens. The conversation also considers the Taliban's potential alliances with countries like China, Russia, and Iran, and the complex dynamics within the group itself regarding cooperation versus isolation.