Afghanistan remains volatile after Taliban's defeat

Synopsis

Springtime in Afghanistan finds gypsies moving toward greener pastures as the country remains unstable more than a year after the Taliban's defeat. Attacks on foreign aid workers increase, with a Red Cross worker murdered near Kandahar. The Afghan government, led by President Hamid Karzai, struggles to secure funding for reconstruction and a national army. Many regions are now deemed no-go areas, complicating humanitarian efforts. The ongoing violence raises concerns about the commitment of the United States to Afghanistan's future.