Three years after the U.S. withdrawal and the Taliban's return to Kabul, Afghanistan stands at a crossroads. While the guns have fallen silent ✌️, residents now face a new battle: rebuilding lives in a nation scarred by decades of conflict.
Daily Struggles & Slow Progress
Markets buzz with activity and kids return to schools 🎒, but broken infrastructure and economic instability persist. 'We have electricity for only 3 hours a day,' says Farhad, a Kabul shopkeeper. 'Peace means little without jobs.' 💼
International Relations in Flux
Global powers cautiously engage with Taliban leaders on issues like counterterrorism and resource development ⚡. Meanwhile, humanitarian groups report 23 million Afghans need aid – a stark reminder that stability requires more than political agreements.
Youth Lead the Way
Inspiring stories emerge: Tech startups launch solar-powered incubators ☀️, while all-female coding classes operate discreetly. As 24-year-old activist Zarlasht says: 'Our generation will define Afghanistan's future – one app, one school, one day at a time.' 💪
