Afghanistan dominates global opium production. The Taliban is shutting that down ...Middle East

After the group retook power in the country in 2021, it banned poppy cultivation. Now it's tearing the plants out, field by field. But farmers and workers worry there's no money in other crops. (Image credit: Abdul Khaliq/AP)

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