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Kaamil Ahmed

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Covers:  afghanistan, bangladesh, pakistan, india, kashmir, india politics, us relations with pakistan, technology, war in afghanistan, sri lanka
I FEEL NO PEACE (2023) my book on violence, persecution and exploitation of Rohingya out now with @HurstPublishers. Journalist @guardian global development desk

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Journalist for Anadolu Agency, heading up coverage in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Kashmir, Pakistan, Sri Lanka. Have a special interest in international history.

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An all-seeing eye for your bicycle (Wired UK)

An all-seeing eye for your bicycle (Wired UK)

This article was taken from the February 2014 issue of Wired magazine. Be the first to read Wired's articles …

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See 2,000 views of Lisbon from this building (Wired UK)

See 2,000 views of Lisbon from this building (Wired UK)

This article was taken from the February 2014 issue of Wired magazine. Be the first to read Wired's articles …

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Pope faces protests and apathy on visit to Britain

Pope faces protests and apathy on visit to Britain

When Benedict XVI lands at Edinburgh airport on Thursday, he is unlikely to get the rapturous reception that …

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Norway’s state telecoms firm accused of helping Myanmar regime seize activists

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By Kaamil Ahmed Verified
| AOL UK Verified
Burmese customers wait outside a showroom to buy sim cards in 2014, shortly after Telenor moved into Myanmar as it was transitioning to democracy. Photograph: Khin Maung Win/AP When even two weeks of torture could not force Aung Thu to betray his fellow anti-coup activists, his military interrogators in Myanmar tried something different: they asked a Norwegian telecoms company, Telenor, then the largest one operating in the country, for its data on him.
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Millions of children dying from preventable causes, report reveals

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By Kaamil Ahmed Verified
| MSN Verified
Most of the 4.9 million children who died in 2024 could have been saved, according to a new UN report that warns aid cuts could thwart the global goal of ending preventable child deaths. Progress towards ending the preventable deaths of children under five by 2030 has slowed 60% since 2015, the report found, leading to UN experts to call for sustained investment in health systems to reach the target. “No child should die from diseases that we know how to prevent.
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Millions of children dying from preventable causes, report reveals

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By Kaamil Ahmed Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Most of the 4.9 million children who died in 2024 could have been saved, according to a new UN report that warns aid cuts could thwart the global goal of ending preventable child deaths. Progress towards ending the preventable deaths of children under five by 2030 has slowed 60% since 2015, the report found, leading to UN experts to call for sustained investment in health systems to reach the target. “No child should die from diseases that we know how to prevent.
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