Poland participated in controversial talks with Taliban representatives held in Brussels. The meetings have drawn criticism due to the Taliban’s ongoing human rights record, particularly concerning women and girls. While the EU maintains it is not formal recognition of the Taliban government, the talks aimed to address humanitarian concerns and facilitate dialogue on issues like counter-terrorism and drug trafficking. Poland’s involvement underscores a complex European approach to engaging with the Taliban regime. The discussions focused on practical matters and maintaining essential services within Afghanistan. Critics argue that legitimizing the Taliban through such meetings undermines international pressure for reforms. The Polish government has not yet issued a detailed statement regarding its specific role in the Brussels meeting.