Taliban will today unveil Afghanistan's new government

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : But the United States, the European Union and others have cast doubt on such assurances, saying formal recognition of the new government - and the economic aid that would flow from that - is contingent on action.
39% : Gunnar Wiegand, the European Commission's managing director for Asia and the Pacific, said the European Union would not formally recognise the Islamist group until it met conditions including the formation of an inclusive government, respect for human rights and unfettered access for aid workers.
38% : The United Nations warned earlier this week of a looming 'humanitarian catastrophe' in Afghanistan, as it called to ensure that those wanting to flee the new regime still have a way out.

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