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The G-7 countries are united on their stand on Taliban, US President Joe Biden said after the group's meeting on Tuesday. He added that the powerful grouping agreed that the legitimacy of any future government in Afghanistan depends on the Taliban's approach to prevent the country from being used as a "base for terrorism&rdquo;.
The leaders of the G-7 bloc, the UN, NATO and the European Union met virtually on the Afghan crisis. G-7 comprises the US, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and the UK.
&ldquo;The G-7 leaders and the leaders of the EU, NATO and the UN, all agreed that we will stand united in our approach to the Taliban," Biden told reporters at the White House.
"We agreed that the legitimacy of any future government (in Afghanistan) depends on the approach it (Taliban) now takes to uphold international obligations, including to prevent Afghanistan from being used as a base for terrorism,&rdquo; he said.
Biden said the G-7 countries have agreed that none of them are going to take the Taliban's word for it.
&ldquo;We'll judge them by their actions, and we'll stay in close coordination on any steps that we take moving forward in response to the Taliban's behaviour,&rdquo; he said.
&ldquo;At the same time, we renewed our humanitarian commitment to the Afghan people and supported a proposal by the Secretary-General Guterres of the United Nations-led international response with unfettered humanitarian access in Afghanistan,&rdquo; Biden said.
The G-7 countries also talked about their mutual obligation to support refugees and evacuees currently fleeing Afghanistan, he said, adding that the US will be a leader in these efforts.

Will judge Taliban by actions, not words: Joe Biden after G-7 Afghan meet

The G-7 countries are united on their stand on Taliban, and they will judge the extremist groups by its actions and not words: US President Joe Biden&nbsp;after the group's meeting on Tuesday

Will judge Taliban by their actions, not words: Joe Biden

VO: The G-7 countries are united on their stand on Taliban, US President Joe Biden said after the group's meeting on Tuesday. He added that the powerful agreed that the legitimacy of any future government in Afghanistan depends on the Taliban's approach to prevent the country from being used as a "base for terrorism&rdquo;.
Byte: Biden:&nbsp;"We agreed that the legitimacy of any future government (in Afghanistan) depends on the approach it (Taliban) now takes to uphold international obligations, including to prevent Afghanistan from being used as a base for terrorism.&nbsp;We'll judge them by their actions, and we'll stay in close coordination on any steps that we take moving forward in response to the Taliban's behaviour.
VO: The leaders of the G-7 bloc, the UN, NATO and the European Union met virtually on the Afghan crisis. G-7 comprises the US, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and the UK.
The G-7 countries also talked about their mutual obligation to support refugees and evacuees currently fleeing Afghanistan, he said, adding that the US will be a leader in these efforts.

The G-7 countries are united on their stand on Taliban, and they will judge the extremist groups by its actions and not words: US President Joe Biden&nbsp;after the group's meeting on Tuesday.

The G-7 countries are united on their stand on Taliban, US President Joe Biden said after the group's meeting on Tuesday. He added that the powerful grouping agreed that the legitimacy of any future government in Afghanistan depends on the Taliban's approach to prevent the country from being used as a "base for terrorism&rdquo;.
The leaders of the G-7 bloc, the UN, NATO and the European Union met virtually on the Afghan crisis. G-7 comprises the US, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and the UK.
&ldquo;The G-7 leaders and the leaders of the EU, NATO and the UN, all agreed that we will stand united in our approach to the Taliban," Biden told reporters at the White House.
"We agreed that the legitimacy of any future government (in Afghanistan) depends on the approach it (Taliban) now takes to uphold international obligations, including to prevent Afghanistan from being used as a base for terrorism,&rdquo; he said.
Biden said the G-7 countries have agreed that none of them are going to take the Taliban's word for it.
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&ldquo;We'll judge them by their actions, and we'll stay in close coordination on any steps that we take moving forward in response to the Taliban's behaviour,&rdquo; he said.
&ldquo;At the same time, we renewed our humanitarian commitment to the Afghan people and supported a proposal by the Secretary-General Guterres of the United Nations-led international response with unfettered humanitarian access in Afghanistan,&rdquo; Biden said.
The G-7 countries also talked about their mutual obligation to support refugees and evacuees currently fleeing Afghanistan, he said, adding that the US will be a leader in these efforts.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said India is a natural ally for the G7 countries in defending the shared values from a host of threats stemming from authoritarianism, terrorism and violent extremism, disinformation and economic coercion.
In a virtual address at a session on &lsquo;open societies and open economies&rsquo; at the G7 summit, the prime minister highlighted India&rsquo;s civilisational commitment to democracy, freedom of thought and liberty, according to the Ministry of External Affairs.
Modi also highlighted the revolutionary impact of digital technologies on social inclusion and empowerment in India through application such as&nbsp;Aadhaar, Direct Benefit Transfer&nbsp;and Jan Dhan-Aadhaar.

India is a natural ally for the G7 countries: PM Modi

PM&nbsp;Modi: G7 nations share common values, concerns G7 nations to take on global challenges: PM Modi PM highlighted India&rsquo;s freedom of thought &amp; liberty Modi&nbsp;also underline India's&nbsp;social inclusion schemes&nbsp;

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said India is a natural ally for the G7 countries in defending the shared values from a host of threats stemming from authoritarianism, terrorism and violent extremism, disinformation and economic coercion.
In a virtual address at a session on &lsquo;open societies and open economies&rsquo; at the G7 summit, the prime minister highlighted India&rsquo;s civilisational commitment to democracy, freedom of thought and liberty, according to the Ministry of External Affairs.
Modi also highlighted the revolutionary impact of digital technologies on social inclusion and empowerment in India through application such as&nbsp;Aadhaar, Direct Benefit Transfer&nbsp;and Jan Dhan-Aadhaar.

Environment activists staged a protest in the harbour of the coastal city of Falmouth&nbsp;in&nbsp;England to highlight the lack of climate change action from world leaders attending the Group of Seven summit in Cornwall.
Campaigners accused the G-7 governments of spending money on conferences and summits, but not doing enough to protect the environment, and in particular the oceans.
The activists projected their slogans on the bow of the "Silja Europa" ship, a cruise ferry currently docked in Falmouth port and hosting about 1,000 police officers tasked with the summit security.
The boat sailed from Estonia to Cornwall for that purpose.

G-7 activists project environment slogans on ship

Climate activists send a message to G7 leaders Activists protest at Cornwall to urge&nbsp;leaders to act Protesters: money spent on summits, not environment Protesters moved to sea, others wore&nbsp;leaders' faces masks

Environment activists staged a protest in the harbour of the coastal city of Falmouth&nbsp;in&nbsp;England to highlight the lack of climate change action from world leaders attending the Group of Seven summit in Cornwall.
Campaigners accused the G-7 governments of spending money on conferences and summits, but not doing enough to protect the environment, and in particular the oceans.
The activists projected their slogans on the bow of the "Silja Europa" ship, a cruise ferry currently docked in Falmouth port and hosting about 1,000 police officers tasked with the summit security.
The boat sailed from Estonia to Cornwall for that purpose.

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