Several countries are expanding diplomatic engagement with Afghanistan’s Taliban authorities through non-resident ambassadors and special representatives…reports Asian Lite News Desk Diplomatic outreach to Afghanistan’s Taliban authorities has continued to grow, with several countries appointing non-resident ambassadors and special representatives to maintain engagement with Kabul. However, international recognition of the Taliban regime remains largely elusive, with governments and the United Nations continuing to demand improvements in human rights, particularly women’s rights. Several countries, including Belarus, Nicaragua and Norway, have recently appointed non-resident ambassadors to Afghanistan, while the United States and Spain have maintained their diplomatic missions in Doha, Qatar, according to