Taliban are back- What’s next for Afghanistan? | Orya Maqbool Jan Latest

The Taliban emerged in the aftermath of the Afghan War (1978–92). Afghanistan’s new government failed to establish civil order outside of Kabul, and much of the country was subject to frequent extortion and assault from local militias and warlords. Facing mass displacement during the war, many Afghans found solidarity in the religious rhetoric of the mujahideen resistance and opportunity in schools of Islamic sciences called madrasahs in southern Afghanistan and northern Pakistan. In 1994 a group of former fighters, associated with a madrasah in a village of Kandahar province, successfully subdued a local warlord and began pacifying nearby areas. The faction, which enjoyed popular support with its promise of security and its religious fervor, quickly grew into the movement now known as the Taliban. By late 1996 the Taliban had seized the capital, Kabul, and gained effective control over some two-thirds of the country. Since 15 of August 2021, the Taliban have taken over the control of Afghanistan, which effectively means that the top positions of government are now filled with new people. The acting ministers of each ministry and department heads appointed by the Taliban have taken charge. It is the secretariat staff- the ones who know how to work with filling systems, computers, and maintain paperwork- who are still not coming back due to fear of their lives, thus most of the government departments are still paralyzed. In this video, Pakistan’s Ex Bureaucrat and expert on Afghan War Orya Maqbool Jan is giving his expert opinion on the issue and answering the questions of American Experts on the emergence of the Taliban’s Government in Afghanistan. Don’t forget to Like, Share and Subscribe to our Mango Prime. #taliban #afghanistan #oryamaqbooljanlatest Follow us on Insta:   / mangoprimetv   Follow us on facebook:   / mangoprimetv   Follow us on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mangoprime?la…