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In Rio de Janeiro, world leaders are gathering for a historic summit. The G20, the symbol of global governance, is at a crossroads. The planet is waiting. The climate, economic and geopolitical challenges are urgent.

Relations between Tajikistan and the Taliban will probably remain somewhat cold. But practical engagement in trade and acceptance of reality by neighbors, as well as important foreign partners, may reduce broader security and political frictions.

The “civilizers” came, saw, conquered…and enslaved. Slavery and colonialism, those “benefits” of history, left Africa with scars that still bleed.