The resurgence of the Taliban in Afghanistan has led to a severe economic downturn. The situation breeds uncertainty, with young Afghans facing significant challenges. Many citizens continue to seek refuge, striving for a safer environment beyond their borders.
Simultaneously, over a million Afghan nationals find themselves returning home, often due to deportation from neighboring countries. The instability creates a complex dynamic as individuals navigate their new realities.
Leila Molana-Allen, a special correspondent with experience in the Middle East and Africa, provides a detailed account of these developments. Having spent years in Beirut and Baghdad, her insights help illuminate the ongoing crisis in Afghanistan.

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