💨 Abstract
The Taliban plans to celebrate the fourth anniversary of their return to power in Afghanistan by showering Kabul with flowers from helicopters and holding sports events. This comes amid challenges such as a refugee influx, economic struggles, and severe food insecurity. Despite claims of peace and happiness, residents like Zafar Momand highlight the need for employment, education, and women's rights, which are currently restricted. Celebrations last year excluded women, and it remains uncertain if this year’s events will be inclusive.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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