Two years after the fall of Kabul, the Taliban’s grip on power in Afghanistan remains strong.
Limited Success in Weakening the Taliban

Despite the Biden administration’s efforts to weaken the Taliban regime, they have shown limited success.
Lack of Significant Opposition

The Taliban faces no significant opposition that could threaten its rule, allowing its authority to remain unchallenged.
Economic Stability through Regional Talks

The regime has maintained economic stability by engaging in talks with regional countries.
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Improved Domestic Security

The Taliban has improved domestic security by cracking down on armed groups.
Repressive Measures Against Afghan Women and Girls

The Taliban’s bans on education and employment for women and girls have dominated its second year in power.
Erasure of Women’s Rights Progress

The United Nations has expressed concern over the erasure of women’s rights progress during the Taliban’s rule.
Little Regard for U.N. Calls to Uphold Commitments

The Taliban has shown little regard for the United Nations’ calls to uphold its commitments.
Financial Support from China and Russia

The Taliban has garnered support from China and Russia, allowing its regime to remain financially stable.
Continued Financial Aid from the U.S.

Despite concerns over human rights, the U.S. government continues to provide financial aid to Afghanistan.
Limited Resistance to the Taliban

Efforts to resist the Taliban have been limited, with the National Resistance Front posing minimal threat.
Shift in U.S. Approach Raises Questions

Recent talks suggest a shift in the Biden administration’s approach, raising questions about its stance on human rights and the treatment of women by the Taliban.
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