CLEAN : Analyst on upcoming Afghan election after Trump ends Taliban talks

The transcript discusses the political situation in Afghanistan, focusing on the legitimacy of the government, the Taliban's strategies, and the challenges faced in conducting elections. It highlights the pressure from the US to bring the Taliban back to peace talks and the risks of low voter turnout due to intimidation and violence. The potential for the Taliban to exploit election weaknesses is also examined.

What is one of the main challenges faced by the Afghan government and the American side in dealing with the Taliban?

• Economic sanctions

• International diplomatic pressure

• Lack of military resources

• Bringing the Taliban back to negotiations

Why might there be a low voter turnout in the upcoming Afghan elections?

• High election costs

• Lack of international support

• Loss of hope and trust among the people

• Poor weather conditions

What is a significant risk if the Afghan election process is not managed properly?

• Economic growth

• Improved international relations

• Taliban gaining more power

• Increased foreign investment

What tactic might the Taliban use to disrupt the election process?

• Blocking election materials from reaching rural areas

• Organizing peaceful protests

• Engaging in diplomatic talks

• Providing financial aid to voters

What was a consequence of the 2014 Afghan elections?

• Separation of Afghans based on ethnicity and political groups

• Unity among ethnic groups

• Economic prosperity

• Increased voter turnout