The history of Afghanistan is a fascinating kaleidoscope of peoples and beliefs engulfed in a perpetual state of conflict. History tells us that Afghanistan has never been an isolated country. The British drew its eastern borders in 1893 and the Soviet Union supported a rapid 'modernisation' and implementation of socialist reforms which escalated into armed conflict in the 1970s and 80s. The U.S. openly supported the rise of the Taliban in the 90s and, in 2001, following a civil war and brief but very destructive Taliban government, the country again became center stage - this time in the international fight against terrorism.
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