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Covers:  War, conflict, militancy, politics and human interest stories
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Journalist with Al Jazeera English covering stories in South Asia, mainly Afghanistan.

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In case I die: Why Afghans keep notes in their pockets

In case I die: Why Afghans keep notes in their pockets

Tucked away in Mujeebullah Dastyar's wallet is a piece of paper with several scribblings: emergency contacts'…

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Opium Addiction in Afghanistan

Opium Addiction in Afghanistan

As U.S. combat troops leave Afghanistan, poppy harvests and opium addicts are climbing to record highs.

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Are EU-backed NGOs fanning violent Georgia protests?

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By Shereena Qazi Verified
| TRT World Verified
Pick any headline from a European news outlet in recent weeks, and it would appear that the Georgian people have risen in a revolutionary fervour in their march to embrace the European Union bloc. Nothing can be further from the truth. The protests that have rocked Georgia since late November are spearheaded by a coalition of opposition parties, which miserably lost the elections to the Georgian Dream party.
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Kicked out by an uprising, Rajapaksas eye comeback in Sri Lanka election

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By Shereena Qazi Verified
| TRT World Verified
Jubilant young men rolled on the Presidential bed while some wandered around and took selfies. Many roamed the once-guarded hallway, and others sat in groups in the presidential palace's garden. These were the scenes from July 23, 2022, hours after Sri Lankans overran the presidential palace, forcing the then-leader Gotabaya Rajapaksa to flee. Months of protests had led to exit from power and eventual escape from the country.
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For the first time in 30 years, Zimbabwe to cull elephants. Here's why

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By Shereena Qazi Verified
| TRT World Verified
More than 200,000 elephants are estimated to live in a conservation area spread over five southern African countries - Zimbabwe, Zambia, Botswana, Angola and Namibia - making the region home to one of the largest elephant populations worldwide. "Our population has been increasing, elephant population also increasing, but the the country that we call Zimbabwe is not expanding, so we need to do a balance," Farawo said.
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