AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoTaliban Economy & Investment Pitch: Afghanistan’s Taliban government is offering the U.S. access to its estimated $1 trillion mineral wealth, seeking sanctions relief and more foreign investment, with Kabul framing future ties around mining, infrastructure, agriculture and trade. Cross-Border Human Impact: Reports from the Torkham “Zero Point” crossing describe mass deportations of Afghans from Pakistan and Iran, with families—some even registered—facing renewed hardship as crackdowns tighten. Women’s Livelihoods Under Restrictions: Afghanistan women and girls are turning to virtual classes to keep learning despite severe education limits, highlighting how education access is being reshaped by policy constraints. Regional Trade & Connectivity: India says it is looking for a “sustainable way” to keep working on Iran’s Chabahar port despite U.S. sanctions pressure, aiming to preserve a route toward Afghanistan and Central Asia. Afghanistan Reconstruction Gap: A new look at Afghanistan reconstruction says billions were spent but major projects remain unfinished, underscoring ongoing business and infrastructure risks. Security, Justice & Civilian Claims: Families in Kandahar and other southern provinces are calling for compensation and prosecution over alleged civilian killings during past U.S. operations, adding legal and reputational pressure to foreign involvement.
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