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How China is Adjusting Its Approach to Taliban 2.0

After the U.S. withdrawal, China increased its involvement in Afghanistan under the Taliban 2.0 by pursuing both security and strategic economic objectives. China’s strategy is not limited to economic and diplomatic pressure but often relies on pragmatic, adaptive policies. Beijing is experimenting with new forms of engagement, an adaptive diplomatic, economic, and humanitarian approach, while avoiding overcommitment.

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By M. Ramin Mansoori
Published on March 30, 2026

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