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Undefeated Taliban's Fall in Afghanistan
The Fall of the Unstoppable Taliban Myth in Afghanistan discusses the state of the Taliban movement three years after they regained control in August 2021. It explains that the Taliban face significant internal challenges, as the group is divided between a hardline faction led by Emir of the Emirate Mullah Hibatullah Akhundzada, who refuses any compromise with international pressures and practices a strict religious policy, and a pragmatic faction led by Sirajuddin Haqqani, which advocates for more open policies towards the outside world and seeks to expand government powers. The article also points out that the Taliban rely on their interests with regional powers and have not advanced efforts for internal stability. Their stability depends on ongoing divisions and power struggles, which threaten their existence and weaken them in the face of internal and external challenges.
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