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Future of Afghanistan Under Taliban Control - What’s Next?
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October 6, 2021
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October 6, 2021
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49:50Now PlayingPatrick BetDavid sits down with Aditya Raj Kaul. He is an Indian senior journalist as well as a contributing editor for CNN, who covers stories for internal security and foreign affairs. In this interview they talk about the crisis going on in Afghanistan and where the USA went wrong. Let him know your thoughts on twitter here
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About guest:
Aditya Raj Kaul in his previous role was the Editor, Strategic Affairs and Internal Security at Business Television India (BTVI) where he anchored his prime-time news debate show on foreign affairs, defense and national security with prominent voices. He was earlier the Senior Associate Editor at Republic TV as its founding member, where he primarily looked after strategic affairs with an interest in conflict reportage. He used to also anchor primetime bulletins.
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