A new initiative has been introduced to focus on individuals who are in an irregular situation and may pose a risk to public order, according to a diplomatic source who spoke on Wednesday. This initiative is part of broader efforts by various countries to address security concerns related to individuals linked to groups that are not recognized as legitimate governments. France has not had diplomatic relations with the Taliban since they regained control of Afghanistan in August 2021. The French government has been clear in its stance that it does not recognize the Taliban as a legitimate administration, and this has led to the severing of formal diplomatic ties. The initiative reflects a growing concern among nations about individuals who might be associated with groups that are not internationally recognized. These individuals are often considered a potential threat to public safety and order, prompting governments to take proactive measures. This development comes amid ongoing discussions about how to handle security risks posed by individuals linked to groups that are not recognized by the international community. The focus is on maintaining public order while ensuring that actions taken are in line with international norms and laws.