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Afghanistan, Kabul
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@Reuters TV Producer in #Kabul. Tweets are about #Afghanistan and anything else that interests me. Views are personal, not Reuters'

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Have begun my career as Television producer with Reuters in Kabul in late 2010. Have been covering conflicts, political news and feature stories.

Sayed Hassib’s Journalist Portfolio

Afghanistan's Charlie Chaplin says he aims to make people smile,...

Afghanistan's Charlie Chaplin says he aims to make people smile,...

KABUL (Reuters) - Afghanistan's Charlie Chaplin says he has witnessed suicide attacks, explosions and threats…

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Afghan women break ground with TV station launch

Afghan women break ground with TV station launch

KABUL (Reuters) - A new TV channel dedicated to women is set to begin broadcasting in Afghanistan, the first …

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Helicopters overhead as British actors bring Hamlet to Kabul

Helicopters overhead as British actors bring Hamlet to Kabul

KABUL (Reuters) - Occasionally fighting to be heard over the clatter of helicopters flying into the nearby NA…

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Is it curtains for Afghanistan's fading silver screen?

Is it curtains for Afghanistan's fading silver screen?

KABUL (Reuters) - Clouds of hashish and cigarette smoke float across a screen showing a dancing Pakistani wom…

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In war-ravaged Afghanistan, combat sports reign

In war-ravaged Afghanistan, combat sports reign

KABUL (Reuters) - The sounds produced by the three Afghan athletes going to the London summer Olympics are fi…

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Articles

Afghanistan's Taliban government imposes smartphone ban on government officials

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By Sayed Hassib Verified
| The Bellingham Herald Verified
FILE PHOTO: A man sits on a wall while talking to someone on a video call in Kabul, Afghanistan, October 1, 2025. REUTERS/Sayed Hassib/File Photo KABUL - Afghanistan's Taliban government has ordered a nationwide ban on civil servants' smartphone use, a military court order showed, prompting warnings from rights activists that the move could further restrict access to information.
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Muslim-majority nations slam Israel’s death penalty law for Palestinians

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By Ariba Shahid Verified, Sayed Hassib Verified
| 7News Verified
Eight Muslim-majority countries have “strongly condemned” Israel’s move to pass a law making death by hanging a default sentence for Palestinians convicted in military courts of deadly attacks. The law, passed by Israel’s parliament on Monday, will apply to Israelis convicted of murder whose attacks are aimed at “ending Israel’s existence”. Critics say it would mete out the death penalty for Palestinians but not for Jewish Israelis who committed similar crimes.
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Pakistan, Afghanistan hold talks to end months of conflict

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By Asif Shahzad Verified, Sayed Hassib Verified
| oafnation.com
PHOTO CAPTION: Illustrative file photo — Black smoke is seen through a destroyed truck at the private airline Kam Air's fuel depot after a strike in what the Taliban said was a Pakistani air strike, in Kandahar, Afghanistan, March 13, 2026.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Television reporter.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Not yet.

How is social media changing news?

Social medias are one of the main source of online news nowadays. And, it has impacted a lot the news business in the market.