In previous pages of this book, I applied to the problem of the world's attitude to the Taliban and the wider political processes around Afghanistan. Whether in detail or passing mention, I described the third countries’ reflection on the processes that have taken place in the long-suffering Afghan land over the past decades. In this chapter, I’ll try to talk about it in the most detail based on the academic methodologies of the social, political, and historical sciences. This chapter makes a valiant attempt to describe the policy of both international and regional powers towards the Taliban in all its reincarnations. Having covered key features of the United States of America’s power and influence on international life and world politics, it’s time to widen the discussion further. As for this chapter, I will consider a number of countries, among them Pakistan, Iran, Russia, China, and an Arab monarchy, the United Arab Emirates.