UN's $5 billion aid appeal puts a number on Afghanistan's 'unfolding nightmare'

DUBAI: Since the Taliban seized control of Afghanistan in August last year amid a chaotic US military withdrawal, the war-battered country has slid deeper into disaster, sparking fresh waves of displacement and raising the specter of mass hunger. Deprived of billions of dollars in aid, loans and assets by an international community reluctant to recognize the new,

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