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As countries evacuate Kabul, China, Russia and Pakistan remain in Afghanistan — for now - 20-Aug-2021

Australia closed its embassy in Kabul back in May, but China, Russia and Pakistan are staying put for now. Here's why.

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Afghanistan: Power struggle in the Hindu Kush

Afghanistan: Power struggle in the Hindu Kush dw.com 13 hrs ago © Provided by dw.com As the NATO troops withdraw, the problems remain For over four decades now, Afghanistan has been ravaged by war. In all that time, one thing has been unchanged: Afghanistan remains a graveyard for empires, a view once again highlighted by the pullout of US forces and their allies. And one factor is a cruel constant in this country s desperately troubled history: its central strategic location. Afghanistan: Power struggle in the Hindu Kush UP NEXT Afghanistan is a country of many peoples and even more neighbors both directly and indirectly. And they could not be more different: from Iran in the west, the two hostile nuclear powers Pakistan and India in the east, China in the northeast, the oil- and gas-rich states of central Asia in the north.

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Afghanistan: Power struggle in the Hindu Kush | Asia| An in-depth look at news from across the continent | DW

Afghanistan: Power struggle in the Hindu Kush NATO forces are withdrawing from Afghanistan. But Kabul s neighbors have conflicting interests. The omens are not good for a country that has often suffered from its strategic location. What lies ahead for Afghanistan? As the NATO troops withdraw, the problems remain For over four decades now, Afghanistan has been ravaged by war. In all that time, one thing has been unchanged: Afghanistan remains a graveyard for empires, a view once again highlighted by the pullout of US forces and their allies. And one factor is a cruel constant in this country s desperately troubled history: its central strategic location.

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Merkel poised for high-level trade talks with China | Asia| An in-depth look at news from across the continent | DW

Merkel poised for high-level trade talks with China | Asia| An in-depth look at news from across the continent | DW
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