The US has ended its war in Afghanistan, the bombs have stopped falling and the Taliban are back in power. But life hasn’t improved for millions of Afghans under the new government.
How ethnic and religious divides in Afghanistan are contributing to violence against minorities
The Taliban have announced a new interim government. Islam is the key pillar of the group’s vision, but which interpretation of Islam will guide their governance?
‘We are so afraid’: An Afghan women’s rights activist is left behind in Afghanistan
A women’s rights expert joins The World’s host Marco Werman to talk about what life is like in Kabul, now that the US military has completely withdrawn and the Taliban is in full control.
Following Taliban Flag Raising in Qatar, Low Expectations for Afghan Peace Talks
Hopes that US and Taliban officials might begin peace talks Thursday came to nothing, following a diplomatic breakdown between Washington and Kabul over the nature of the Taliban’s new office in Doha, Qatar.