No one seems to know quite what this new normal — life under the Taliban — will look like once the dust settles and the last US troops leave Afghanistan.
Kabul, Afghanistan Little by little, life appears to be creeping back to normal in Kabul, even though no one seem to know quite what this new normal -- life under the Taliban -- will look like once the dust settles and the last US troops leave the country.
Kabul's streets were once again busy with traffic on Wednesday morning, with residents -- most of them men -- out and about. And while not all shops were open, basic services were up and running. Bakeries were making bread, and food and fuel were available to buy.Armed Taliban fighters were certainly still around, patrolling the city in pickup trucks, but there were far fewer checkpoints operating, compared to recent days.
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