France begins talks with Taliban government on deporting Afghan citizens
Most outlets reported that France has started discussions with the Taliban government to facilitate the deportation of Afghan citizens, citing a diplomatic source. One outlet noted in passing that France has had no diplomatic relations with the Taliban. The framing and emphasis were largely consistent across the excerpts provided.
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France begins talks with Taliban over Afghan deportation
France has begun talks with Afghanistan’s Taliban government to facilitate the deportation of Afghan citizens, a diplomatic source said Wednesday. The discussions focus on Afghans living in France without legal status who are considered a public-order concern. Read More: Five years after US pullout, Taliban urge Washington to reopen Kabul embassy France has maintained no […]
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France holds talks with Taliban govt on deporting Afghans
PARIS: France has begun talks with the Taliban government to “facilitate” the deportation of Afghan citizens to Afghanistan, a diplomatic source said on Wednesday. Paris has had no diplomatic relations with the Taliban authorities since their return to power in August 2021, and its embassy in Kabul remains closed. But it has joined about 20 EU countries including Germany, Belgium and Sweden to ...
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France talks with Taliban govt on deporting Afghans: diplomatic source
France has begun talks with the Taliban government to "facilitate" the deportation of Afghan citizens to Afghanistan, a diplomatic source told AFP on Wednesday.
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