Afghanistan’s second largest city falls to Taliban: Live Updates | CNN
Afghanistan’s second largest city falls to Taliban: Live Updates | CNN
The Taliban has made rapid gains and now controls half of Afghanistan’s provincial capitals, leaving the capital city of Kabul increasingly isolated. Follow here for the latest news.
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Taliban forces seized Afghanistan’s capital on 15 August 2021, after the US-backed government collapsed and its leaders fled into exile. Despite three years of improved security following the end of their insurgency, Afghanistan's economy remains stagnant and its population is in the grips of a worsening humanitarian crisis. The Taliban government remains unrecognised by any other state, with restrictions on women, who bear the brunt of policies the United Nations has called "gender apartheid",
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Taliban forces seized Afghanistan’s capital on 15 August 2021, after the US-backed government collapsed and its leaders fled into exile. Despite three years of improved security following the end of their insurgency, Afghanistan's economy remains stagnant and its population is in the grips of a worsening humanitarian crisis. The Taliban government remains unrecognised by any other state, with restrictions on women, who bear the brunt of policies the United Nations has called "gender apartheid",
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