What a Taliban Government Will Look Like

Find all of FP's Afghanistan coverage in one place with our "Leaving Afghanistan" portal.

Leaving Afghanistan   What happens to the country after the forever war ends?   Read the Latest Coverage     You can find all of FP's coverage on the developments in Afghanistan in one place, with our "Leaving Afghanistan" portal. There you'll find our latest reporting, as well as thematic analysis around important topics like Afghanistan's neighbors, women in Afghanistan, and the Taliban takeover. There are few stories more complex, and heartbreaking, than this one, and FP is committed to bringing you insights into all aspects of it.  Subscribers to FP can track this story as it develops by selecting the 'Afghanistan' tag from our news alerts. We'll send you an email alert whenever we publish a new piece on Afghanistan. And for subscribers who want to join the debate, you can now engage with FP editors and other readers by leaving and responding to comments on our articles. Read selected highlights below:       What a Taliban Government Will Look Like   Lynne O'Donnell writes that early indications suggest Afghanistan will be led by a 12-man council of criminals, terrorists, and the more pliant members of the former government.   READ MORE ›       The Real Reason U.S. Allies Are Upset About Afghanistan   Stephen Walt considers why so many people—and especially observers in Europe—appear to see this event as a pivotal moment.   READ MORE ›       Ending the Forever Wars Was Never Up to Us   U.S. representative Adam Kinzinger writes that  leaving Afghanistan will not stop terrorism or leave the threats the United States faces behind.   READ MORE ›       Don't Abandon Afghanistan's Economy Too   Adam Tooze writes that as the chances of evacuation dwindle, the West owes Afghans a chance at surviving in their own country.   READ MORE ›       Is Islamic Terrorism Coming to the U.S. Again?   Michael Hirsh writes that after the deadly Kabul attack, the CIA is pinning its hopes on an unconventional counterterrorism strategy.   READ MORE ›     Group Subscriptions Give your team full access to all the expert insight and analysis from Foreign Policy at a discounted rate with a group subscription. Learn More   Sponsorships  Work with FP   to create events, podcasts, and more focusing on the topics that are important to your organization. Learn More                © 2021 Foreign Policy All rights reserved. 1750 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Suite 200 https://foreignpolicy.com/ | Unsubscribe

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