Nepal, Feb. 28 -- Afghanistan is in a crisis, and the illusion of relative stability has disappeared. The economy is fragile, women remain confined to their homes and the suspension of US aid is expected to deepen the country's humanitarian crisis. Many who once placed their trust in the Taliban regime are now losing faith, while internal divisions within the leadership have intensified. Experts warn that the growing fragmentation could eventually lead to a revolt within Taliban ranks.

Amid reports of deepening disagreements, Taliban spokesperson Zabiullah Mujahid recently addressed the issue in a social media discussion. He admitted that differences in viewpoints exist but insisted they do not escalate into physical disputes or open con...