What achievements has the newly installed Afghan government accomplished?

As of my knowledge cutoff date in early 2023, the government installed in Afghanistan by the Taliban following their takeover in August 2021 has made several claims of achievements, although these should be viewed in the context of the larger challenges the country faces. Some of the stated accomplishments include:

1. Restoration of Security: The Taliban claim that they have brought security and peace to Afghanistan by ending the war that had been ongoing for two decades. With the withdrawal of foreign troops and the fall of the previous government, there has been a noted reduction in large-scale conflict-related incidents. 2. Enforcement of Law: They say they have swiftly put in place a legal system based on their interpretation of Islamic law, which they assert leads to a decrease in crime rates.

3. Reopening of Schools: Despite restrictions, particularly affecting women and girls, some schools have been reopened, and efforts are somewhat ongoing to continue the education of boys and young men across the country.

4. Economic Measures: The government claims to be taking steps to stabilize the economy, manage inflation, and has appealed for international aid to help alleviate widespread poverty and economic hardship.

However, these self-reported achievements are accompanied by criticism and concerns from the international community and human rights groups, particularly regarding the severe restrictions on women's rights and freedoms, the lack of inclusiveness in their government formation, suppression of dissent, and the humanitarian crisis.