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Taliban Expands Global Ties Five Years After Takeover Despite No Recognition

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Five years after seizing power, the Taliban has been actively building international relationships despite lacking formal diplomatic recognition from any country. Taliban officials have been engaging with foreign governments on security coordination and cross-border infrastructure development. These efforts are aimed at strengthening Afghanistan's fragile economy, which remains heavily dependent on external support. The push for global ties comes at a difficult time, as international aid cuts have significantly worsened conditions for ordinary Afghans.

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