Taliban mark five years in power as humanitarian crisis deepens

Millions of Afghan civilians face food insecurity, lack of medical care, and displacement due to economic collapse and humanitarian crisis.

Five years after the Taliban reclaimed Afghanistan, the country finds itself caught between the weight of international isolation and the quiet suffering of millions who depend on systems that no longer function. Sanctions meant to pressure a government have instead hollowed out the economy, leaving ordinary families to ration food, forgo medicine, and sell what little they own to survive another week. As winter approaches, aid organizations warn that the gap between human need and available resources is not merely wide — it is widening, and the consequences of inaction will be measured in liv

Taliban mark five years in power as humanitarian crisis deepens

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