Is Western influence fading in Taliban-led Afghanistan
Five years after the Taliban regained power in Afghanistan, women's rights have significantly diminished, with restrictions banning girls from secondary education and women from public life. Despite some limited engagement with international organizations, efforts to foster diplomacy and provide aid face challenges amid sanctions and humanitarian crises. The international community remains divided on how to effectively influence the Taliban, with many activists and officials emphasizing the need for quiet, conditional dialogue and internal change rather than outright isolation or recognition.
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