Shereena Qazi
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‘Alarming pattern’: Second Afghan journalist killed in a week
Elyas Dayee, a radio journalist, killed in a blast in Helmand days after another journalist was killed in Kabul. → Read More
Tensions persist despite Nagorno-Karabakh peace deal: Live news
Agreement sparks outrage in Armenia, with angry protesters storming government headquarters in Yerevan. → Read More
Joe Biden has won US election, AP projects: Live news
The AP called Pennsylvania for Biden, putting him over the 270 electoral vote threshold needed to win presidency. → Read More
Trump or Biden? Americans cast their votes: Live news
Over 100 million Americans voted early, and now it falls to election day voters to finish the job. → Read More
As violence flares in south Afghanistan, key questions answered
Days of fighting in Helmand prompt mass displacement and raise doubts about prospects for peace despite ongoing talks. → Read More
In Pictures: Historic intra-Afghan talks formally launch in Qatar
A ceremony to launch talks aimed at ending 19 years of war took place in Doha on Saturday after months of delays. → Read More
Qatar to host long-awaited intra-Afghan talks from Saturday
The development comes as a final hurdle to the start of the talks - fate of six Taliban prisoners - have been resolved. → Read More
Families mourn as Myanmar jade mine disaster kills more than 170
Rescue operations continue for a fourth day in the country's worst ever jade mine landslide, as more bodies are buried. → Read More
Taliban talks in sight as Afghan political rivals end feud
President Ghani signs deal with his rival Abdullah, who will head peace talks with the Taliban amid surge in violence. → Read More
'Heroic' mother breastfeeds orphaned babies after Kabul attack
Gunmen killed 24 women, children and babies at a maternity hospital in the Afghan capital, leaving the world in shock. → Read More
Sri Lanka: Muslims face extra threat as coronavirus stirs hate
Sri Lanka makes cremations compulsory for COVID-19 victims, but Muslims and activists urge authorities to allow burials. → Read More
US-Taliban deal raises hopes for Afghan prisoners
Al Jazeera spoke to some of the inmates whose names are on the list of Taliban prisoners slated to be released. → Read More
'Hard to trust': Afghans sceptical of US-Taliban agreement
As the US and the Taliban reach an agreement, questions loom over fate of women's rights in Afghanistan. → Read More
US, Taliban set to sign deal to end war in Afghanistan
The deal will set the stage for a US troop withdrawal and usher in intra-Afghan talks to decide the country's future. → Read More
Why 2019 was Afghanistan's best and worst year since US invasion
While the country came closest ever to peace in its 18 years of war, this year also saw unprecedented violence. → Read More
Panipat irks Afghans over founding father's portrayal
Afghans are concerned over 'misrepresentation' of Ahmad Shah Abdali, the founder of modern Afghanistan, in the new film. → Read More
Polls open in Afghan presidential election
About 9.5 million Afghans are registered to vote in key presidential poll amid threats of violence from Taliban group. → Read More
Afghans seek justice for men killed 'in cold blood' by spy agency
President Ghani orders inquiry into killing of 4 brothers in Nangarhar province by CIA-funded intelligence agency. → Read More
Brother of Afghan Taliban leader killed in Pakistan mosque blast
Two Taliban sources confirm Haibatullah Akhunzada's sibling was killed in bomb explosion during Friday prayers. → Read More
Afghan peace talks: Rival sides agree on 'roadmap for peace'
Afghan leaders and the Taliban call to reduce civilian casualties to "zero" in a joint statement after talks in Doha. → Read More