Stefanie Glinski

Stefanie Glinski is a journalist and photographer who reports on conflict and humanitarian crisis.

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Security guards patrol outside the election headquarters of Afghan President Ashraf Ghani in Kabul on Sept. 24 as they prepare for the upcoming presidential election.

Risking Life and Limb to Vote in Afghanistan
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Blown-out windows and destroyed houses line Jalalabad Road in eastern Kabul on Sept. 11 after a Taliban attack Sept. 2 that killed at least 16 people and injured more than 100.

Afghans Want Peace, but Not Like This
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Afghan villagers are framed in the broken windows of Noor Walli Khan's car, burned during a Khost Protection Force raid in Tani district, Khost province, on July 28. Gul Rahim, 7, left, says he has trouble sleeping at night, hearing the helicopters and drones fly over his house.

How the CIA Aims to Keep a Footprint in Afghanistan
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Day laborers stack planks of wood that arrived from Kunar at a storage facility in Jalalabad, Afghanistan, on May 30.

Afghanistan’s Forests Are Turning a Profit for the Islamic State
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