From Guns to Governance: Expected Pitfalls For New Taliban Government

On September 7, the Afghan Taliban announced formation of an interim government in Afghanistan, nearly three weeks after they seized control of the country in a dazzling military conquest as the Afghan National Army and West backed Ghani government melted away. The newly announced caretaker government, however, faces numerous challenges – both internal and external – which could further imperil the present fraught situation. Read More….

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