The article is devoted to the measures taken by new Taliban* Afghan government in social policy get relative internal legitimacy and at same time pursue a radical course aimed harsh Islamization of society. It shown how Taliban are implementing serious situation, contribution authorities stabilization humanitarian situation analyzed.

In the light of recent events that have taken place in Afghanistan, purpose this policy brief is to turn back time when Taliban were power (1996-2001) and explore brutality their theocratic regime against women. particular, examines restrictions imposed by on Afghan women, depriving them essential rights, as well changes are claimed post-Taliban era. It concluded international community NGOs sh...

This article examines the nature of cross-national media coverage two selected issues including U.S forces’ withdrawal and re-emergence Taliban in context foreign policy. Testing Bennet (1990) indexing theory Pier Robins (2000,2017) media-policy interaction model, study contently analyzes news daily newspapers i.e. Outlook Afghanistan, The News New York Times on issues, with a major aim to eval...

A complex relationship between Taliban and ISIS is often assumed, but it has not been yet systematically investigated. In this paper we will attempt to compare the two groups in areas of their social origins, how each appeared Islamic arena, organizational characteristics, influence other ideological movements or tribal mechanisms on system, political agenda, faith, theology, jurisprudence, eth...

With the withdrawal of United States and NATO-led forces from Afghanistan, instant takeover Kabul by Taliban shocked World. China was only country that responded this shift with calm cautiousness. China’s calmness over major on regional level has raised several questions regarding its policy approach towards Afghanistan under rule. As a hard-headed worldwide player as well competitor States, mu...

Since its inception in 1994 as an organised group or network with a claim on rulership of the country, Taliban has been generally described „Islamic movement” committed to implementation sharia Afghanistan. Such description may accord well group’s professed objective but reveals itself reductive at best and misleading otherwise closer scrutiny. This article argues that „Taliban” represents hybr...