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Pakistan, one of only three countries that recognised the previous Taliban regime in the 1990s, is seen as still wielding considerable influence over the group as it returns to power.
The Taliban overthrew Afghanistan’s former US-backed government in August and have since been trying to win international recognition and financial support for their Islamist regime.
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