Afghanistan is a country divided into five different regions. Each of these regions has many regions. The fate of these regions is constantly changed by cultural and historical events. From political crises, war, etc. In fact, Afghanistan is a sort of political construct. The rift between the regions became so bad that the people elected two warlords, a stand-in for the key centers of power in Kabul and the central government. So, now we have a superpower who has great strength in numbers, but it did not have the best political force. Now there is a strong say in Afghanistan.
To start my story, I’ll be focusing on five chapters of Afghanistan. These chapters are described below:
These two chapters give brief history of the Taliban and the war in Afghanistan.
Chapter four is titled “Preparation” which means “Shorjad” in Arundhati language. These two chapters give an in-depth evaluation of that time period in Afghanistan.
Chapter five is titled “Homelands” which means “Sholayat” in Arundhati language. These two chapters are different from the next chapters but are looking at the social structure of the Afghan society during that time.
Chapter three is about the immediate areas in the North West of Afghanistan.
Chapter five is about the southern areas in the South West of Afghanistan. These two chapters are our chapter two and three, respectively. These two chapters are very brief in the way that we describe the history and politics of the country.