Afghanistan with Roh Yakobi
Roh YakobiKeeping Afghanistan in the spotlight through the stories of its people.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 29 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNewsSociety & Culture | |||
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Thomas Ruttig is a co-founder of the Afghanistan Analysts Network. He has worked on and in Afghanistan since he graduated in Afghan Studies from Humboldt University, Berlin in 1985: as an East German (GDR) diplomat, including at the GDR Embassy in Ka... more
Thomas Ruttig is a co-founder of the Afghanistan Analysts Network. He has worked on and in Afghanistan since he graduated in Afghan Studies from Humboldt University, Berlin in 1985: as an East German (GDR) diplomat, including at the GDR Embassy in Ka... more
Fereshta Abbasi is the Afghanistan Researcher at Human Rights Watch and a Chevening Scholar. Born a refugee in Iran, she was taken to Afghanistan as a child, where she pursued her education, eventually becoming a lawyer. more
Llewelyn Morgan is a professor of Classics at the University of Oxford. He is the author of "The Buddhas of Bamiyan", a book that explores the long and complex history of the Buddha statues in Bamiyan, Afghanistan, and their eventual destruction in 2... more
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We don’t have any podcast covering Afghanistan. This is the one and only and unbiased, informative and eye opening.
Apple Podcasts5Sher Mehryar
United States3 months ago - Informative
Good job! 👏🏿
Apple Podcasts5Abas AsadiyanUnited States3 months ago - I love your pod Podcast all series!
Thank you so much for putting Afghanistan’s topic on the table and making us to hear, keep up the good work you are doing.
Apple Podcasts5Miss Ahmadi
Canada3 months ago - Enjoyable
A very informative podcast about a country we don’t know much about except for war.
Apple Podcasts5N8102024
Australia3 months ago - Brilliant
Amazing and insightful podcast keeping the stories of Afghanistan in the spotlight.
Apple Podcasts5Ali_mazar
United Kingdom5 months ago
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Apple Podcasts | #174 |  Indonesia/Society & Culture |
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