The U.S. Must Move Cautiously on Taliban Reconciliation
If the Taliban is able to regain influence in Afghanistan without breaking ties with international terrorism, al-Qaeda and other terrorist groups could re-establish safe haven there.
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If the Taliban is able to regain influence in Afghanistan without breaking ties with international terrorism, al-Qaeda and other terrorist groups could re-establish safe haven there.
August 15 was declared as holiday in the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA), to mark one year of Taliban rule. There was little cause for celebration as the Taliban, which promised to transform to 2.0 avatar, has at best crawled to 1.1. The country continues to languish as pariah state with recogn
The Taliban have done tremendous damage to Afghanistan’s state institutions.
Kabul's Darul Aman Palace was originally built to house Afghanistan's parliament. After four decades of war, it had become an ever-present reminder of violence and destruction. Now a team of architects and engineers, many of them women, are rebuilding the ruins. By Sandra Petersmann
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