Afghan farmers lose over $1B income after Taliban banned poppy planting
ISLAMABAD — Afghan farmers have lost income of more than $1 billion from opium sales after the Taliban outlawed poppy cultivation, according to a report from the United Nations (UN) drugs agency published Sunday. Afghanistan was the world’s biggest opium producer and a major source of heroin in Europe and Asia when the Taliban seized
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