Qatar and the Taliban: A decade-long investment that may not pay off

Andreas Krieg

Qatar and the Taliban: A decade-long investment that may not pay off

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Abstract

Doha has made itself indispensable to Afghan negotiations, but its influence depends on moderate Taliban members, who are now struggling to maintain power

Original language	English
Publisher	Middle East Eye
Publication status	Published - 17 Sept 2021

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Qatar
Afghanistan

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