As per reports, China is currently conducting feasibility study on sending workers for economic development program Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) to Bagram.
A documentary released by the Frontline in 2012 laid bare the complicity of Pakistan in nurturing and harbouring Talibani terrorists against the US forces, while taking money from the US and pretending to be an ally.
Since allied forces took control of the country in 2001, Akhund was head of the Rehbari Shura or the leadership council that was responsible for all the decisions of the radical group.
Taliban 2.0 has even replaced the Ministry of Women Affairs with the "Ministry of Amr bil Ma'ruf wa Nahy aan al Munkar" (Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice), as per reports.