The Guardian Article RatingHow the west will try to sway the Taliban
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54% : Tehran, for instance, resumed oil exports to Afghanistan on Monday.52% : The International Organization for Migration (IOM) estimated that - excluding those legally migrating - approximately 20-30,000 Afghan nationals and 600-700 families were undertaking outward migration journeys every week, mostly westward towards Iran.
51% : But the extent of western influence will also depend on the ability of the Taliban to locate other sources of support including China, Russia and Iran.
49% : An additional 500,000 people have been displaced this year, according to the UN, adding to the 2.9m people recorded last year, mainly hosted in Iran and Pakistan.
44% : This includes collecting customs revenues, road taxes, and control or taxation of natural and farmed resources."
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