A Journey Home: Afghanistan through the Eyes of a Returning Refugee
Pulitzer Center grantee Don Duncan discusses his experience reporting from Afghanistan and the social, cultural and political shifts he observed on the ground.
AS AIRPORTS GO Dubai International is one of the more luxurious, an oasis of high design, chic lounges and upscale retail. But that's Terminal 1. Terminal 2 feels like a dark secret, barely...
Scenes of daily life in Kabul and Mazar-E-Sharif
Peter van Agtmael/Magnum Photos.
A visit there today makes it clear that there are two Afghanistans. There's the Afghanistan at war, to the south, particularly in the provinces of Helmand and Kandahar. But there's an Afghanistan at...
About one in ten Afghans is disabled, a legacy of decades of war and poor health care.
A disabled Afghan refugee returns to Afghanistan to advocate for greater services for the country's disabled population. Produced by Elsa Butler of the New York Times.
Youths in Kabul have turned an empty swimming pool -- built during the Soviet occupation -- into a skateboarding park.
Afghan teenagers are visiting unexpected locations in their search for an even skating surface.
MAZAR-E-SHARIF, Afghanistan — As the United States prepares for its presidential election, many Afghans are anxiously watching the race that will bring an end to the administration that triggered t
Through three flights over two days Don and I have made our way back to New York.
During our week in Mazar-i-Sharif I really fell in love with the city. The whole place, especially just before dusk, is enshrouded in this really soft, beautiful light.
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Don Duncan is a New York-based freelance journalist. His print, video and radio work has appeared in The San Francisco Chronicle, The Christian Science Monitor, The Washington...
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Jessica Wanke is a multimedia reporter, with experience in print, radio and online. She has worked for The Arizona Republic, National Public Radio and BBC News.
Jessica gained journalism...
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Peter van Agtmael is a photographer who has been documenting the consequences of America’s wars at home and abroad since the beginning of 2006. His pictures have appeared in Newsweek, ...