When the leaders of the G7 advanced economies gather digitally to discuss Afghanistan, they are expected to promise unity on whether or not to recognize or censure the Taliban. The Taliban's lightning-quick takeover of Afghanistan this month, after US soldiers began to withdraw and President Ashraf Ghani fled, left international nations scrambling and caused a terrifying mass flight. Leaders from the United States, the United Kingdom, Italy, France, Germany, Canada, and Japan may use the threat of united diplomatic recognition or renewed sanctions to pressure the Taliban to follow through on vows to respect women's rights and international relations. Watch the video to know more
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