The Taliban May Be Forced to Change: Bobby Ghosh

The video discusses whether the Taliban have changed since their previous rule, focusing on their promises regarding women's rights and participation in society. It highlights skepticism due to their past actions and the current situation in Afghanistan, which has become more urban and connected. The role of the IMF and international recognition in influencing the Taliban's actions is also explored.

What is the main reason for skepticism about the Taliban's promises of moderation?

• They have international support.

• They have a new leadership.

• Their past actions contradict their promises.

• They have a strong economic plan.

How has Afghanistan changed in the last 20 years?

• Technology access has diminished.

• It has become less urbanized.

• The population has decreased.

• It has become more connected to the world.

What might force the Taliban to change according to the second section?

• International pressure

• Economic sanctions

• Military intervention

• The changing Afghan society

What condition has the IMF set for Afghanistan to access $500 million?

• Recognition by the international community

• A new economic policy

• Withdrawal of foreign troops

• Improved human rights record

What is uncertain about the Taliban's stance towards international economic integration?

• Their cultural policies

• Their military capabilities

• Their technological advancements

• Their desire for international recognition