The Taliban are immediately suspending consular services at Afghan embassies in London and Vienna until further notice. Most of the country's embassies are staffed by people from the former Western-backed administration, with around a dozen under the Taliban administration's full control. A spokesman for the Foreign Affairs Ministry said Sunday that the two embassies were not being transparent or coordinating their work with the ministry. The development comes days after embassies in Spain and t
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Some countries retain an active diplomatic mission in Afghanistan, including Pakistan, Turkey, Qatar, and China, but the international community remains wary of officially recognizing the Taliban as the legitimate rulers of Afghanistan. When asked if the ministry was looking at the activities of more embassies, Balkhi said yes as it was a normal ministry procedure.
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