- Countries:
- Nepal, Afghanistan
- Topics:
- Media, Politics
- Languages:
- English
Anup Kaphle wrote about his experience in Afghanistan in a post titled Helmand: A Nepalese View at The Atlantic. He compared the war torn nation with his homeland Nepal and found many similarities.
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