Taliban's Dramatic U-Turn On Reopening Girls' Schools Reflects 'Internal Divisions'

For months, the Taliban promised to reopen girls' high schools in Afghanistan. But in a last-minute decision, the militant group reneged on its promise. Experts attribute the move to internal divisions within the Taliban.

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