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Afghanistan may face famine because of anti-Taliban sanctions

... life support, with assistance mostly coming from international development institutes, as well as from the United Nations, the European Union, and the United States, i.e. from Western sources and institutes close to the West," he said. "The Taliban is under international sanctions, not only unilateral US and EU sanctions, but also under UN sanctions. That is why, in formal terms, the Taliban coming to power may mean that these sanctions could be expanded to the entire country, and it will entail serious food problems....

14.09.2021

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Afghanistan in the Grip of Sanctions

... not remove the question of which sanctions are optimal amid the new political conditions from the point of view of the balance of security issues and the humanitarian situation in the country. A compromise solution could be broad exemptions from the Taliban sanctions, which would allow the delivery of essential humanitarian supplies into the country. Such exceptions have already appeared in the US. However, the big question is how much such exceptions can affect the Afghan economy’s recovery from the growing ...

10.09.2021

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