Despite their recent military gain in Kunduz, the Taliban’s demise has already begun.
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We will not win the war against religious radicalism and extremism through military means alone.
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The formation of a Sunni coalition against Houthis in Yemen could spark sectarian violence in Pakistan and Afghanistan.
The Afghan government has little time to prepare itself for the upcoming fighting season.
$7.6 billion later, Afghanistan’s dependency on the opium trade continues to expand.
