In Conversation with Afghanistan's Former Central Bank Governor

The video features a discussion with Ajmal Ahmadi, the last central bank governor of Afghanistan, on the impact of the changing global order on Afghanistan. It covers the unexpected collapse of the Afghan government, the regional and global realignment in response to the Taliban's takeover, and the economic challenges facing Afghanistan. The discussion also touches on the obligations of the US and its allies towards Afghanistan, the humanitarian crisis, and the future of global order, emphasizing the need for an engaged foreign policy based on enlightened self-interest.

What are the implications of the Doha deal for Afghanistan and the US?

What role do you think China, Pakistan, and Russia will play in Afghanistan's future?

How has the perception of Afghanistan changed in Western opinion after the Taliban's takeover?

What challenges does the international community face in providing aid to Afghanistan?