What comes after five years of pressure on Afghanistan's rulers? | DW News

Five years after the Taliban returned to power in Afghanistan, the country remains internationally isolated but diplomatic engagement with Kabul continues. Russia is the only country to have formally recognized the Taliban government, while other states maintain varying levels of contact. Ashley Jackson, Co-Founder of the Centre on Armed Groups, argues that Western governments spend too much time trying to change the Taliban and should focus instead on supporting Afghans living under its rule. #dwnews

Chapters 00:00 Taliban mark five years in power 01:26 The impact on Afghan women and girls 02:13 The case for pragmatic engagement 03:02 Ashley Jackson: Resistance under Taliban rule 06:07 What leverage does the world still have?

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