CLEAN: Taliban: changed, but still a potent threat

The video discusses the Taliban's popularity compared to the Afghan government, highlighting their strategic adaptations to gain support from Afghan civilians. It also touches on the nostalgia some people feel for the Taliban era, mainly due to dissatisfaction with the current government's corruption. The latter part of the transcript is unintelligible and lacks clear context.

What is one reason the Taliban have been able to gain influence in Afghanistan?

• They control all media outlets.

• They have international support.

• They have adapted to some civilian needs.

• They have superior military technology.

What is NOT a method the Taliban use to gain territory?

• Attracting parts of the population

• Violence and intimidation

• Building new infrastructure

• Co-opting government departments

How has the Taliban's approach to education changed over time?

• They have started building new schools.

• They now try to co-opt existing schools.

• They have stopped focusing on education.

• They have banned all forms of education.

What is a reason some people feel nostalgic about the Taliban era?

• They miss the strict laws.

• They prefer the Taliban's economic policies.

• They believe the Taliban were less corrupt.

• They want more foreign intervention.

What is a common sentiment among people in Kabul regarding the Taliban era?

• They prefer the current government.

• They want the Taliban to return.

• They miss the Taliban's educational policies.

• They appreciate the lack of corruption.