Turkish weapon: How Ankara built its sovereignty

The article discusses how the Taliban regained control of Afghanistan after a 20-year absence, starting from Kandahar and ending in Kabul. It explains how the movement was able to rebuild its influence in the country through organizational and military strategies. The article also indicates that the Taliban's return came after a period of decline and losses, and that they are now effectively in power, with claims of attempting to modify their policies and consider international demands, such as changes regarding women's rights and engaging with the international community. However, security and political challenges remain significant, amid regional and international concerns about the implications of Taliban control for Afghanistan’s future.

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