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Delegation from militants meets Chinese foreign minister as Beijing seeks to extend influence in AfghanistanAlthough the US might once have fiercely resisted Chinese attempts to increase their influence inside Afghanistan, now Washington’s priority appears to be staving off a collapse into full civil war.Beijing is especially concerned about the prospect of Afghanistan becoming a base for Uyghur militants from China’s western Xinjiang province, where authorities maintain vast networks of internment camps for mostly Muslim minorities.The GuardianChina’s talks with Taliban could be a positive thing, US says
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Delegation from militants meets Chinese foreign minister as Beijing seeks to extend influence in AfghanistanAlthough the US might once have fiercely resisted Chinese attempts to increase their influence inside Afghanistan, now Washington’s priority appears to be staving off a collapse into full civil war.Beijing is especially concerned about the prospect of Afghanistan becoming a base for Uyghur militants from China’s western Xinjiang province, where authorities maintain vast networks of internment camps for mostly Muslim minorities.The GuardianChina’s talks with Taliban could be a positive thing, US says
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Delegation from militants meets Chinese foreign minister as Beijing seeks to extend influence in Afghanistan
Although the US might once have fiercely resisted Chinese attempts to increase their influence inside Afghanistan, now Washington’s priority appears to be staving off a collapse into full civil war.
Beijing is especially concerned about the prospect of Afghanistan becoming a base for Uyghur militants from China’s western Xinjiang province, where authorities maintain vast networks of internment camps for mostly Muslim minorities.
The Guardian