The agreement elevates relations to the highest level in years, but appeared to fall short of a formal recognition of Afghanistan’s Taliban government by New Delhi.
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The agreement elevates relations to the highest level in years, but appeared to fall short of a formal recognition of Afghanistan’s Taliban government by New Delhi.
By Mujib Mashal
Reporting from New Delhi
India and the Taliban government in Afghanistan announced expanded diplomatic ties on Friday, after they held their most high-powered talks in the four years since Taliban forces overran the America-backed republic in Kabul that New Delhi had supported.
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