Taliban reject passes from Germany: a direct influence on Afghans

Taliban reject passes from Germany: a direct influence on Afghans

consequences of the new regulation: on the rails of diplomacy

The decision of the Taliban to no longer recognize documents from German messages has far -reaching consequences for the Afghan diaspora and the international diplomatic environment.

who is affected?

Afghans abroad could be particularly affected by this decision, since they now have to find alternative ways for consular services. This affects not only the Afghan embassy in Berlin, but also representations in Bonn, Austria, Switzerland and other European and non -European countries.

international reactions and meaning

The Taliban have announced their decision on the integration of international documents via the online platform X and justify them with alleged uncoordinated actions of the messages. This could be an attempt to gain more control over representations abroad, especially since no nation officially recognized the Taliban government. Observators may see this an increasing isolation of Afghania at an international level.

The background of the regulation

The Taliban claim that the actions of the messages are "arbitrary". This new regulation could be a strategic move to consolidate the power over Afghan citizens abroad and thus strengthen their own control. The Afghan diaspora, which is often dependent on consular aid in crisis situations, is faced with the challenge of finding access to the necessary services.

future developments

While the Consulate General in Munich can still take steps to support Afghan citizens, it remains uncertain how long this possibility will last. This means that many Afghans abroad are concerned about the latest developments and the scope of this new regulation. The situation leaves space for speculation about future relationships between Afghanistan and the rest of the world, since the Taliban worldview and diplomatic strategies will play a crucial role.

A picture that illustrates the effects of the decision of the Taliban: Afghan passports and visas remain controversial Photo: Bernd from Jutrczenka/dpan>

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