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Five years of Taliban rule: Holding power isn't same as governing

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By Shahmeer Khan
| Daily Sabah Verified
Over five years after the Taliban returned to power in Afghanistan, their survival is no longer the central question. They have consolidated their rule, outlasted international pressure, and begun building relationships with countries that once kept them at arm's length. The harder question now is whether five years of control can turn into a sustainable model of governance. The Taliban have achieved something that the world once doubted was possible.
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Cockroach movement: How India's Gen Z is challenging New Delhi

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By Shahmeer Khan
| Daily Sabah Verified
The world’s largest democracy, India, seems to be at a political crossroads at the moment. The capital, New Delhi, has become a stage for the Gen Z revolution. Similar movements that took place in neighboring countries in the region have now reached the world’s most populated country. A sitting judge called the country’s youth "cockroaches." He meant it as an insult, but the youth took the word and turned it into a mass anti-government movement.
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When heat becomes security threat: Europe’s warning to world

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By Shahmeer Khan
| Daily Sabah Verified
Europe has always seen itself as well equipped to deal with crises. It has some of the world's strongest health care systems, advanced infrastructure and well-funded emergency services. Yet this summer, even Europe struggled. The latest heatwave pushed temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) in several countries. Wildfires spread across parts of southern Europe. Rivers shrank. Hospitals faced growing numbers of patients suffering from heat-related illnesses.
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