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These are strange, uncertain times. a world in which a female presenter in kabul can still interview a representative of the taliban. but for how long? it s been 20 years since the taliban last ruled kabul. not everyone here even remembers what it was like. the militants say they want an inclusive islamic government. what, people wonder, will that mean? paul adams, bbc news. the taliban have announced that discussions are under way about the setup of the future afghan government. we don t yet know what the power structure will be. but the taliban are now in charge, and here are their most prominent leaders. the group s leader is hibatullah akhundzada. known as the leader of the faithful , he has ultimate authority over the taliban s political, religious and military affairs. he has three deputies the first is one of the taliban s co founders, and its political
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A senior taliban official. and what s happened to afghanistan s president ghani? we speak to a former mp who gives fresh detail into the president s final moments in the country. hello and welcome to bbc news. in afghanistan, military flights have resumed at kabul airport a day after the scenes of chaos on monday, as people tried to cling on to a departing us air force plane. india was among those evacuating its personnel from afghanistan early on tuesday. a french military plane also departed. it s now two days since the taliban entered kabul without resistance, meaning they now effectively control the entire country. president biden has strongly defended his decision to withdraw us troops, saying the goals of the us mission in afghanistan had been counter terrorism,