DISPATCHES FROM AFGHANISTAN: Talking to “the enemy,” the fate of U.S. working dogs left behind, LBGTQ+ Community angst and skirting the contraband

Q&A from Kabul. Three months into Taliban Rule, Hollie Continues to Answer More Questions from Internet Users

DISPATCHES FROM AFGHANISTAN: Inside the country’s ISIS-K stronghold, what happened after the U.S. bombed the house of the airport attack planner, and babies dying as medicine dries up

DISPATCHES FROM AFGHANISTAN: Special Convo with my combat photographer Jake Simkin

DISPATCHES FROM AFGHANISTAN: Three Months of Life Under the Taliban Rule, How Scams Target Evacuation Efforts and Future of Mining

Dispatches from Afghanistan: Victims of U.S drone strike still have not received an apology, Taliban government luring tourists with glossy campaign and girls left behind battling depression

DISPATCHES FROM AFGHANISTAN: The Taliban Air Force, Life in the Korengal Valley Now and Female Taekwondo Stars Abandoned post US Departure

DISPATCHES FROM AFGHANISTAN: BIRTH DEFECTS AMID ECONOMIC CRISIS, MMA FIGHTERS LEFT BEHIND AND THE ONGOING INJUSTICE OF GIRLS’ EDUCATION

Dispatch from Afghanistan: Hollie Answers a New Round of Questions from Instagram Users

Dispatches from Afghanistan: Exclusive interview with an ISIS-K fighter to the “Mother of All Bombs” aftermath

Dispatches from Afghanistan: Inside the mysterious Nuristan, a Taliban training camp and why Bowe Bergdahl is featured on a Khost billboard

Dispatches from Afghanistan: the tragic death of a ten-year-old as family awaits SIV, the girls’ ball team left behind and in fear for their lives, and the Taliban government clamping down