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China says it has established an &ldquo;open and effective communication and consultation with the Afghan Taliban,&rdquo; following a meeting between representatives of the group and Beijing&rsquo;s ambassador to Kabul.&nbsp;
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin gave no details about the Tuesday meeting between the deputy head of the Taliban&rsquo;s political office, Abdul Salam Hanafi and Ambassador Wang Yu. But Wenbin said China considered Kabul to be an &ldquo;important platform and channel for both sides to discuss important matters of all kinds.&rdquo;
Last month, China had hosted a delegation led by senior Taliban leader Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar for talks.

China: have established 'open, effective communication' with Taliban

China says it has established an &ldquo;open and effective communication and consultation with the Afghan Taliban. Watch this report

China hopes to build lines of 'open and effective communication' with the Taliban&nbsp;
Taliban leader and Chinese envoy met on Tuesday
China: Kabul is important platform, channel for important matters&nbsp;

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin gave no details about the Tuesday meeting between the deputy head of the Taliban&rsquo;s political office, Abdul Salam Hanafi and Ambassador Wang Yu.

China says it has established an &ldquo;open and effective communication and consultation with the Afghan Taliban,&rdquo; following a meeting between representatives of the group and Beijing&rsquo;s ambassador to Kabul.&nbsp;
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin gave no details about the Tuesday meeting between the deputy head of the Taliban&rsquo;s political office, Abdul Salam Hanafi and Ambassador Wang Yu. But Wenbin said China considered Kabul to be an &ldquo;important platform and channel for both sides to discuss important matters of all kinds.&rdquo;
Last month, China had hosted a delegation led by senior Taliban leader Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar for talks.

Chief of Defence Staff Gen Bipin Rawat on Wednesday asserted that any possible terrorist activity flowing out of Taliban-controlled Afghanistan and finding its way into India will be firmly dealt with.Gen Rawat said India was anticipating a Taliban takeover of Afghanistan but the timelines of the latest developments have surprised it, noting that the outfit has not changed over the past 20 years He along with Commander of the US Indo-Pacific Command Admiral John Aquilino was speaking at an&nbsp;interactive session organised by the Observer Research Foundation (ORF).
In his remarks, Admiral Aquilino referred to challenges that India has been facing, specifically with regard to "sovereignty on the Line of Actual Control" as well as the "foundational security concerns" in the South China Sea region, in a clear reference to China's aggressive behaviour.
The Chief of Defence Staff said India is committed to ensuring a terrorist-free environment in the region.
"As far as Afghanistan is concerned, we will make sure that any activity likely to flow out of Afghanistan and then find its way into India will be dealt with in the manner in which we have been dealing with terrorism in our country," Gen Rawat said.
"I think if any other support can be forthcoming from the Quad nations, in at least identifying the terrorists and getting some intelligence input to fight this global war on terrorism, I think that will be welcomed," he said.
The Quad comprises India, the US, Japan and Australia.
Gen Rawat said New Delhi was concerned about the possibility of terrorist activities from Afghanistan impacting India and contingency plans were put into place to deal with such a challenge.
"From India's perspective, we were anticipating a Taliban takeover of Afghanistan. We were concerned about how the terrorist activities from Afghanistan could overflow into India," he said.
"And to that extent, our contingency planning had been ongoing and we are prepared for it. Yes, the timelines certainly surprised us. We were anticipating this thing happening maybe a couple of months down the line," he added.
Gen Rawat said the Taliban has not changed in the last 20 years and only its partners have changed.
"It is pretty much the same; it is the same Taliban that was there 20 years ago. News reports and reports from the expats who have come from there are all telling us the kind of activities the Taliban is into. All that has happened is that the partners have now changed. It is the same Taliban with different partners," Gen Rawat observed.
His comments came in the backdrop of mounting concerns over the possibility of rise in activities of various terror groups including the Lashkar-e-Toiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed from Taliban-controlled Afghanistan.
Admiral Aquilino largely talked about challenges facing the Indo-Pacific, noting that it is the most consequential region for the future.
"The attack on the&nbsp;rules-based international order that allows freedom of navigation for all is certainly one of the most critical challenges," he said "That freedom of navigation allows two-thirds of the world's economy to flow through the South China Sea. One-quarter of the world's liquid natural gas flows through the area. It is critical for the prosperity of all the nations and when it is challenged and potentially confronted, that will negatively impact all the nations in the region," Admiral&nbsp;Aquilino&nbsp;said.
He described the challenges as the "foundational security concern".
"There are many more. There is economic coercion, there is corruption. There are challenges that the Indians, specifically with regard to sovereignty on the Line of Actual Control...There are rules against the people of Hong Kong," he said.

Chief of Defence Staff Gen Bipin Rawat: India anticipated Taliban takeover but timeline surprising

Chief of Defence Staff Gen Bipin Rawat says that India anticipated Taliban takeover of Afghanistan but timelines surprised us. Here's a report.

Chief of Defence Staff Gen Bipin Rawat on Wednesday asserted that any possible terrorist activity flowing out of Taliban-controlled Afghanistan and finding its way into India will be firmly dealt with. Gen Rawat said India was anticipating a Taliban takeover of Afghanistan but the timelines of the latest developments have surprised it. Suggesting that the Quad nations should boost cooperation in the global war on terrorism, Rawat&nbsp;said the Taliban has not changed over the past 20 years. The Chief of Defence Staff said India is committed to ensuring a terrorist-free environment in the region.
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Gen Rawat said the Taliban has not changed in the last 20 years and only its partners have changed.

Chief of Defence Staff Gen Bipin Rawat on Wednesday asserted that any possible terrorist activity flowing out of Taliban-controlled Afghanistan and finding its way into India will be firmly dealt with. Gen Rawat said India was anticipating a Taliban takeover of Afghanistan but the timelines of the latest developments have surprised it, noting that the outfit has not changed over the past 20 years He along with Commander of the US Indo-Pacific Command Admiral John Aquilino was speaking at an&nbsp;interactive session organised by the Observer Research Foundation (ORF).
In his remarks, Admiral Aquilino referred to challenges that India has been facing, specifically with regard to "sovereignty on the Line of Actual Control" as well as the "foundational security concerns" in the South China Sea region, in a clear reference to China's aggressive behaviour.
The Chief of Defence Staff said India is committed to ensuring a terrorist-free environment in the region.
"As far as Afghanistan is concerned, we will make sure that any activity likely to flow out of Afghanistan and then find its way into India will be dealt with in the manner in which we have been dealing with terrorism in our country," Gen Rawat said.
"I think if any other support can be forthcoming from the Quad nations, in at least identifying the terrorists and getting some intelligence input to fight this global war on terrorism, I think that will be welcomed," he said.
The Quad comprises India, the US, Japan and Australia.
Gen Rawat said New Delhi was concerned about the possibility of terrorist activities from Afghanistan impacting India and contingency plans were put into place to deal with such a challenge.
"From India's perspective, we were anticipating a Taliban takeover of Afghanistan. We were concerned about how the terrorist activities from Afghanistan could overflow into India," he said.
"And to that extent, our contingency planning had been ongoing and we are prepared for it. Yes, the timelines certainly surprised us. We were anticipating this thing happening maybe a couple of months down the line," he added.
Gen Rawat said the Taliban has not changed in the last 20 years and only its partners have changed.
"It is pretty much the same; it is the same Taliban that was there 20 years ago. News reports and reports from the expats who have come from there are all telling us the kind of activities the Taliban is into. All that has happened is that the partners have now changed. It is the same Taliban with different partners," Gen Rawat observed.
His comments came in the backdrop of mounting concerns over the possibility of rise in activities of various terror groups including the Lashkar-e-Toiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed from Taliban-controlled Afghanistan.
Admiral Aquilino largely talked about challenges facing the Indo-Pacific, noting that it is the most consequential region for the future.
"The attack on the&nbsp;rules-based international order that allows freedom of navigation for all is certainly one of the most critical challenges," he said "That freedom of navigation allows two-thirds of the world's economy to flow through the South China Sea. One-quarter of the world's liquid natural gas flows through the area. It is critical for the prosperity of all the nations and when it is challenged and potentially confronted, that will negatively impact all the nations in the region," Admiral&nbsp;Aquilino&nbsp;said.
He described the challenges as the "foundational security concern".
"There are many more. There is economic coercion, there is corruption. There are challenges that the Indians, specifically with regard to sovereignty on the Line of Actual Control...There are rules against the people of Hong Kong," he said.

The Taliban have said they would prevent Afghan citizens from traveling to Kabul&rsquo;s airport to board evacuation flights.
Addressing a press conference on Tuesday, Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid, however, said foreign nationals could continue traveling to the airport.
Zabiullah Mujahid said the Afghans who had thronged the Kabul airport in recent days should return home, while promising that they would not face reprisals from the Taliban. The group has already announced a general amnesty.
The Taliban said the United States should complete its evacuation and withdraw from Afghanistan by August 31 and the outfit would accept "no extensions" to the deadline.
US President Joe Biden has said that since August 14, more than 70,000 people, including American citizens, NATO personnel and Afghans at risk, have been evacuated from Kabul.
Thousands of Afghans have been thronging Kabul airport in desperation to leave the country after its takeover by the Taliban

'Airport road blocked': Taliban say Afghans not allowed to leave country

The Taliban have said they would prevent Afghan citizens from traveling to Kabul&rsquo;s airport to board evacuation flights.&nbsp;Foreign nationals could continue traveling to the airport.

Taliban: Afghan citizens not allowed to board evacuation flights

Taliban:&nbsp;Afghan citizens not allowed to board evacuation flights
Foreign nationals could continue traveling to airport: Taliban
No Afghan citizen will face any reprisal, assure Taliban
'US should complete its evacuation and withdrawal by Aug 31'
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The Taliban have said they would prevent Afghan citizens from traveling to Kabul&rsquo;s airport to board evacuation flights.&nbsp;Foreign nationals could continue traveling to the airport.

The Taliban have said they would prevent Afghan citizens from traveling to Kabul&rsquo;s airport to board evacuation flights.
Addressing a press conference on Tuesday, Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid, however, said foreign nationals could continue traveling to the airport.
Zabiullah Mujahid said the Afghans who had thronged the Kabul airport in recent days should return home, while promising that they would not face reprisals from the Taliban. The group has already announced a general amnesty.
The Taliban said the United States should complete its evacuation and withdraw from Afghanistan by August 31 and the outfit would accept "no extensions" to the deadline.
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US President Joe Biden has said that since August 14, more than 70,000 people, including American citizens, NATO personnel and Afghans at risk, have been evacuated from Kabul.
Thousands of Afghans have been thronging Kabul airport in desperation to leave the country after its takeover by the Taliban

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday spoke to Russian President Vladimir Putin on the evolving situation in Afghanistan. The Prime Minister in a tweet wrote that he had a detailed and useful exchange of views with his friend President Putin on recent developments in Afghanistan. Earlier, Modi had spoken to German Chancellor Angela Merkel over the Afghanistan situation and its implications on the region and the world.Meanwhile, India on Tuesday said that as a neighbour of Afghanistan, the current situation prevailing in the country is of great concern. While the security situation remains precarious, a grave humanitarian crisis is unfolding, India said at the UNHRC. &nbsp;&nbsp;

After Merkel, PM Modi speaks to Putin on Afghanistan crisis 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday spoke to Russian President Vladimir Putin on the evolving situation in Afghanistan.

Earlier, Modi had spoken to German Chancellor Angela Merkel over the Afghanistan situation and its implications on the region and the world.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday spoke to Russian President Vladimir Putin on the evolving situation in Afghanistan. The Prime Minister in a tweet wrote that he had a detailed and useful exchange of views with his friend President Putin on recent developments in Afghanistan. Earlier, Modi had spoken to German Chancellor Angela Merkel over the Afghanistan situation and its implications on the region and the world. Meanwhile, India on Tuesday said that as a neighbour of Afghanistan, the current situation prevailing in the country is of great concern. While the security situation remains precarious, a grave humanitarian crisis is unfolding, India said at the UNHRC. &nbsp;&nbsp;

Another batch of 78 people evacuated from Kabul are on way to Delhi from Dushanbe where they were flown in first from Afghanistan.
The passengers include both Indian and Afghan nationals. Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Arindam Bagchi tweeted a video of passengers raising Sikh religious slogans onboard the Air India flight from Dushanbe.
India has been evacuating its nationals and also Afghan Sikhs and Hindus from Kabul after the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan on August 15. Over 700 people, including some Afghan lawmakers, have been brought to Delhi as part of the evacuation mission.
India had shut down it embassy in Kabul after the Taliban took control of the Afghan capital and had flown in its staff, diplomats and security personnel on August 16.
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Escape from Taliban: 78, including Indian and Afghan citizens, on way to Delhi

Watch:&nbsp;Another batch of 78 people evacuated from Kabul on way to Delhi from Dushanbe where they were flown in first from Afghanistan

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Another batch of 78 people evacuated from Kabul are on way to Delhi from Dushanbe where they were flown in first from Afghanistan.
The passengers include both Indian and Afghan nationals. Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Arindam Bagchi tweeted a video of passengers raising Sikh religious slogans onboard the Air India flight from Dushanbe.
India has been evacuating its nationals and also Afghan Sikhs and Hindus from Kabul after the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan on August 15. Over 700 people, including some Afghan lawmakers, have been brought to Delhi as part of the evacuation mission.
India had shut down it embassy in Kabul after the Taliban took control of the Afghan capital and had flown in its staff, diplomats and security personnel on August 16.
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Another batch of 78 people evacuated from Kabul are on way to Delhi from Dushanbe where they were flown in first from Afghanistan.

Another batch of 78 people evacuated from Kabul are on way to Delhi from Dushanbe where they were flown in first from Afghanistan.
The passengers include both Indian and Afghan nationals. Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Arindam Bagchi tweeted a video of passengers raising Sikh religious slogans onboard the Air India flight from Dushanbe.
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India has been evacuating its nationals and also Afghan Sikhs and Hindus from Kabul after the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan on August 15. Over 700 people, including some Afghan lawmakers, have been brought to Delhi as part of the evacuation mission.
India had shut down it embassy in Kabul after the Taliban took control of the Afghan capital and had flown in its staff, diplomats and security personnel on August 16.
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