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Amid spate of attacks on Chinese nationals in Pakistan, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi arrived in Kabul on Thursday in a trip that was not earlier announced. 
Afghanistan's acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi received Yi on arrival in Kabul along with a high-level delegation. The two sides held talks on important issues, focusing on China’s role in stability and development.
The visit comes a week before Beijing hosts a two-day conference, on March 30-31, of Afghanistan's neighbours on how to assist the Taliban government. Pakistan and Iran had earlier hosted similar meetings of these neighbouring countries after the Taliban takeover.
Yi's visit is the first by a senior Chinese leader after the Taliban took control of Kabul in August and comes right after he completed his three-day visit to Islamabad where he attended the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation's foreign minister’s conference, which ended yesterday, as a special guest.The Chinese foreign minister’s visit might give a diplomatic boost to the Taliban government, which is yet to be recognised by any country.
China has been involved in the Afghan peace process after the US withdrew most of its troops in 2014. Taliban political representatives have paid several visits to China over the past few years.

Amid attacks on Chinese in Pakistan, Chinese foreign minister visits Kabul

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<ul style="list-style-type: disc;">
<li>Chinese foreign minister visits Kabul after OIC&nbsp;meeting&nbsp;</li>
<li>Yi's&nbsp;Kabul visit amid attacks on Chinese in Pakistan&nbsp;</li>
<li>Beijing is holding a&nbsp;meeting to assist the Taliban govt</li>
<li>Earlier, Pakistan and Iran hosted similar meetings</li>
<li>Yi's&nbsp;first visit to Afghan after Taliban took control&nbsp;</li>
<li>Taliban leaders have paid several visits to China YI'S&nbsp;UNANNOUNCED&nbsp; KABUL VISIT</li>
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The Chinese foreign minister&rsquo;s visit might give a diplomatic boost to the Taliban government, which is yet to be recognised by any country.

Amid spate of attacks on Chinese nationals in Pakistan,&nbsp;Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi arrived in Kabul on Thursday in a trip that was not earlier announced.&nbsp;
Afghanistan's acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi received Yi on arrival in Kabul along with a high-level delegation. The two sides held talks on important issues, focusing on China&rsquo;s role in stability and development.
The visit comes a week before Beijing hosts a two-day conference, on March 30-31, of Afghanistan's neighbours on how to assist the Taliban government. Pakistan and Iran had earlier hosted similar meetings of these neighbouring countries after the Taliban takeover.
Yi's visit is the first by a senior Chinese leader after the Taliban took control of Kabul in August and comes right after he completed his three-day visit to Islamabad where he attended the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation's foreign minister&rsquo;s conference, which ended yesterday, as a special guest. The Chinese foreign minister&rsquo;s visit might give a diplomatic boost to the Taliban government, which is yet to be recognised by any country.
China has been involved in the Afghan peace process after the US withdrew most of its troops in 2014. Taliban political representatives have paid several visits to China over the past few years.

The Pentagon acknowledged on Sunday that the Taliban has the momentum right now in Afghanistan as it has gained control over more territories than ever before. Blaming the civilian leadership rather than the capabilities of the Aghanistan's military for the Taliban's progress,&nbsp;Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby told Fox News that the US is certainly watching with deep concern.
Kirby said the US is not&nbsp;not unmindful, which is why the Joe Biden&nbsp;administration is&nbsp;working with Afghan partners to encourage them to use the capacity and the capability that the US know they have. He said this is the&nbsp;time for Afghanistan's civil leadership to step up.The remarks from the Pentagon came in the backdrop of reports that the Taliban has made huge territorial gains in Afghanistan. Taliban militants are now thought to be controlling about a third of the war-torn country.
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US says Taliban has momentum right now, pins blame on Afghan government

Blaming the civilian leadership rather than the capabilities of the Aghanistan's military for the Taliban's progress,&nbsp;Pentagon said the US is certainly watching with deep concern.

US acknowledges Taliban has momentum right now US is certainly watching with deep concern: Pentagon US blames&nbsp;civilian leadership rather than military Working with Afghan partners to encourage them to use their capacity:&nbsp;Kirby &nbsp;&nbsp; Before US withdrawal, Taliban has made huge territorial gains&nbsp;

Kirby said the US is not&nbsp;not unmindful, which is why the Joe Biden&nbsp;administration is&nbsp;working with Afghan partners to encourage them to use the capacity and the capability that the US know they have.

The Pentagon acknowledged on Sunday that the Taliban has the momentum right now in Afghanistan as it has gained control over more territories than ever before. Blaming the civilian leadership rather than the capabilities of the Aghanistan's military for the Taliban's progress,&nbsp;Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby told Fox News that the US is certainly watching with deep concern.
Kirby said the US is not unmindful, which is why the Joe Biden&nbsp;administration is&nbsp;working with Afghan partners to encourage them to use the capacity and the capability that the US know they have. He said this is the&nbsp;time for Afghanistan's civil leadership to step up. The remarks from the Pentagon came in the backdrop of reports that the Taliban has made huge territorial gains in Afghanistan. Taliban militants are now thought to be controlling about a third of the war-torn country.
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MEA has clarified that the reports that India has decided to evacuate its nationals and officials from Afghanistan in the wake of worsening security situation.

MEA refutes reports India closing its embassy & consulates in Afghanistan

MEA:&nbsp;reports of&nbsp;India closing embassy, consulates in Afghanistan incorrect
Reports said India to evacuate its nationals amid Afghan security concerns
Condition worsened in Afghanistan due to expansion of Taliban territories
Taliban has started expanding their hold with US troops withdrawing
Reports: it is becoming untenable for embassies and consulates to operate

MEA has clarified that the reports that India has decided to evacuate its nationals and officials from Afghanistan in the wake of worsening security situation.

The MEA has clarified that the reports of India closing its embassy and consulates in Afghanistan are incorrect.
Earlier there were reports that India has decided to evacuate its nationals and officials from Kabul and other cities in the wake of worsening security situation in Afghanistan due to the expansion of Taliban territories.
It was reported that it is becoming untenable for embassies and consulates to operate in the Afghan cities and hinterland.
With American troops withdrawing from Afghanistan after nearly two decades, the Taliban has started expanding their hold, overrunning several districts.
Eruption of violence has led to urgency in finding a solution to the country&rsquo;s continued conflict. Talks between the government and insurgent forces have made little headway so far.

Top Afghan peace negotiator on 5 day India visit, to meet PM Modi, EAM

After his three-day visit to Pakistan, Afghanistan&rsquo;s top peace negotiator Abdullah Abdullah will arrive in India on Tuesday to muster support for the Afghan peace process and strengthen regional consensus.&nbsp;

Afghanistan&rsquo;s Abdullah Abdullah&nbsp;on 5 day India visit
Abdullah&nbsp;to meet PM Modi, EAM&nbsp;Jaishankar
To hold talks on&nbsp;Afghan peace &amp; bilateral relations
Abdullah&nbsp;concluded 3 day Pakistan visit last Wednesday

After concluding his three-day Pakistan visit, Afghanistan&rsquo;s top peace negotiator Abdullah Abdullah arrived in India on Tuesday to muster support for the Afghan peace process and strengthen regional consensus. During his five day India visit, he will hold talks on Afghan peace and bilateral relations between Afghanistan and India. He is scheduled to Prime Minister Narendra Modi &nbsp;at the prime minister&rsquo;s official residence on Thursday and external affairs minister S Jaishankar on Friday. Abdullah is also expected to interact &nbsp;with key members of India&rsquo;s security setup, including National Security Adviser Ajit Doval. Abdullah's visit comes at a time when the Afghanistan government and Taliban are trying to negotiate a deal in order to restore peace in the country.

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