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Independent journalist, analyst and commentator with more than 20 years of experience covering my native Afghanistan for BBC, CBC, Al Jazeera, CNN, NPR, ABC, France 24, Radio New Zeland, TRT world, DW and Independent.

Sheikh Dilawar AKA Sheikh Dollar, the Taliban Minister of Mines and Petroleum has been removed following a number of corruption complaints involving him, his brother, and his sons. This decision came after incidents involving several Kandahari mining businessmen, whose grievances reached the Taliban supreme leader, prompting this decision. His appointment as the head of Afghan Red Cresent, is a demotion significantly reducing his influence. This key ministry has now been taken away from a non-Kandahari and given to a Kandahari. This move is be a positive step in the right direction. Taliban should be aiming to build trust and improve governance with more credible actions.

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Pavel K.

Testing and performance investigation of fuels, lubricants, engines, powertrains and vehicles. Extensive e-mobility testing.

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Taliban is an awful, brutal terrorist regime and we do not need here in LI posts which support terrorists! Taliban sent Afghanistan into early Middle Ages.

Sheikh "Dollar" /Greenback! Good one 👍:)

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Amrita Saha

Master's Degree in International Relations & Security Studies | International Business Development | Defence Exports (Asia Pacific & LatAm) | Program Management | Russian Language (Intermediate) | Bahasa Indonesia

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Corruption within the Taliban??? Also, where is Annas Haqqani?

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