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China's First UN Security Council Penholder Role on Afghanistan

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China took on its first UN Security Council penholder role on Afghanistan this year, leading negotiations for the renewal of the UNAMA mandate. This shift signals China's growing confidence and competence in UN diplomacy, as well as its willingness to accommodate US interests despite tensions between the two countries. The process revealed China's ability to navigate complex diplomatic challenges and build consensus among council members, even in the face of US skepticism about the mission's future.

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