Taliban's Rule Creates More Opponents Than Supporters, Alienating Ideological Allies

The Taliban's governance is reportedly multiplying opponents by alienating even those with shared ideological foundations. Figures like Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, despite a history of Islamist politics, are now challenging the Taliban's legitimacy and methods. This suggests a "repulsive force" stemming from ethnic power monopolies and refusal to accept Afghanistan's pluralism.

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