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As seen in: VOA Pashto, The New York Times, Chicago Tribune, Chron, The Boston Globe
Reporter with VOA Pashto, currently pursuing a Master's in Documentary at DePaul University's Jarvis College of Computing and Digital Media in Chicago.

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Dreams on hold: Afghans in exile struggle to create a new life in mid-Missouri

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By Zabihullah Ghazi Verified
| KOMU-TV (Columbia, MO) Verified
Not many college freshmen get to speak to the United Nations. But a student at Missouri S&T, Somaya Faruqi, did in September. The mechanical engineering major told the U.N. General Assembly about the girls' school where she studied robotics in Afghanistan. The Taliban closed it in September, 2021. She said she urged ambassadors representing all of the U.N. member nations “to find a solution to use inside Afghanistan.” For now, Faruqi is living outside her homeland.
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A girl survived a suicide bombing in Afghanistan. Then she vanished in Texas

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By Zabihullah Ghazi Verified, Edgar Sandoval
| The Seattle Times Verified
SAN ANTONIO — For years Riaz Sardar Khil, a soldier with the Afghan army, assisted U.S. troops during their mission overseas. He was rewarded with an immigration visa to start a new life in America. Three years ago, Sardar, his wife and a newborn daughter resettled in a sprawling apartment complex in a working-class neighborhood in San Antonio. The Sardars were reminded of the dangers they left behind during a visit back home last summer that coincided with the chaotic exit of U.S. armed forces.
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At Least 80 Killed as Flash Floods Destroy Village in Afghanistan

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By Christina Goldbaum Verified, Fahim Abed, Zabihullah Ghazi Verified
| The New York Times Verified
The casualty toll from the flood in a Taliban-controlled district in Nuristan Province was expected to rise beyond the 80 confirmed deaths as the search for victims continues. By Christina Goldbaum, Fahim Abed and Zabihullah Ghazi July 29, 2021Updated 1:39 p.m. ET KABUL, Afghanistan — At least 80 people were killed with a hundred more missing after a flash flood tore through a village in a Taliban-controlled area of eastern Afghanistan late Wednesday night, Afghan officials said.
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