Ayesha Tanzeem, the Afghanistan and Pakistan bureau chief for Voice of America, waited on Thursday at the airport for a flight out. She caught up with The World's host Marco Werman to describe what she witnessed there — and the future of journalism under Taliban rule.

Ayesha Tanzeem, the Afghanistan and Pakistan bureau chief for Voice of America, waited on Thursday at the airport for a flight out. She caught up with The World's host Marco Werman to describe what she witnessed there — and the future of journalism under Taliban rule.

Ayesha Tanzeem, the Afghanistan and Pakistan bureau chief for Voice of America, waited on Thursday at the airport for a flight out. She&nbsp;caught up with The World's host Marco Werman to describe what she witnessed there — and the future of journalism under Taliban rule.

'If journalists leave a scene, it becomes a black hole,' VOA journalist in Kabul says

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'If journalists leave a scene, it becomes a black hole,' VOA journalist in Kabul says

'If journalists leave a scene, it becomes a black hole,' VOA journalist in Kabul says