Economist: Taliban Persisting in Afghanistan
The Taliban gained full control of Afghanistan five years ago following the withdrawal of American forces. Despite Western policies aimed at isolating the movement through sanctions and non-recognition of the government, the "Economist" magazine affirms that the Taliban will remain in power. It suggests that the West should change its strategy in dealing with them, moving away from war and pressure, as efforts to isolate have not altered their behavior. The current situation in Afghanistan is dominated by a repressive regime, where women are banned from working and studying, and strict restrictions are imposed amid rising poverty and suffering. The magazine advises opening channels of dialogue with the Taliban, acknowledging the reality that the movement is here to stay, with the goal of improving conditions and influencing the country's future.
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