Only a few months after the Taliban took control of Afghanistan the global conversation continues to focus on the symptoms of the fall of Kabul rather than the problem. The Western world and the US are principally worried about the possibility of the war-torn country becoming a hub of terrorism; China wants a stable and peaceful Afghanistan as a necessary channel to extend its connectivity and development projects to the Central Asian states and for Iran and India, the Taliban coming to power as undisputed rulers of Afghanistan means a marked reduction in their influence in the region. What the global community fails to understand is what will be the future of Afghanistan and its people under the Taliban regime.
Join our panel of experts for insights on the future of this resilient country and the role that the west needs to play to take it towards a happier future.
Driving Questions:
What will be the future of Afghanistan and its people under the Taliban regime?
What role does the global community need to play to ensure peace and economic stability in Afghanistan?
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