Nick Fielding writes about the report into the Taliban's code of conduct, using it to gain an insight into the organisation itself.
Written byAdil Nurmakov
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Afghanistan was once such an important country known for so many things. Here in India we still have the famous Kabuli channa (peas) which came from there. Today it is known only for an ongoing war. Sad.