On Saturday, February 29, the United States of America signed a deal with the Taliban insurgents. Under the deal, the US have agreed to pull out its force from the country within 14 months. In return, the Taliban have promised not to let extremists to jeopardize America’s interests and the interests of Washington’s allies from Afghan soil. The Taliban have also agreed to sit with the Afghan government and political factions to discuss a post-negotiation setup.
The US-Taliban deal marks a new phase in the country’s history. It will leave direct impact on our lives, incomes, and day-to-day entertainments. Most notably, our hard-earned rights may be compromised if the Taliban fail to reconcile with the urban educated populations of the country.
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