You, Me & a Mug of Tea

I got my hands on a freelance political analyst, part of an Italy based think tank, a show host and a journalist of well over a decade, Mr. Waqar Rizvi to discuss the unfolding situation in Afghanistan. We discuss the haphazard departure of US, rapid takeover of the Taliban, terrified leadership and civilians, and the chaotic end to a 20 year long war. Are the Taliban capable of using diplomacy to govern? Are they just fighters or are they capable of governing a large landlocked, multi ethnic country? Can they guarantee fair human rights? Do they understand the evolved economic, judicial, welfare ways? How do the people of Afghanistan feel and are the danger? Find out answers to much more questions in today's episode of You, Me & a Mug of Tea.

Today is a special episode of You, Me & a Mug of Tea of an equally special girl, Anna Sophia Guerrero ‼️ Upon her suggestion, we went ahead with a different style of recording this podcast. Why don't you play and listen to find out why 🤩 Your feedback will be appreciated.

The beginning of this podcast will let you in on my process of recording these with my guests. It's not always an ideal sitting but we make it work. The file was really bad in the beginning and I had to edit almost all of it and it broke my heart. Let me introduce you to another dear friend of mine, Mariam Iskhakova! She is half Tartar (have you ever heard of Tartarstan?) and half Russian. Learn about how she coped with difficult people and turned from a people pleaser to an assertive young woman. Enjoy it with your favorite mug of tea ✨

In today's podcast, meet my roommate! 💕 This podcast is sure to put a smile on your face as we play "do you remember....?" Make sure to listen to our performance in the end. It was our most requested performance back in the day 😂

Welcome to a brand new episode of You, Me & a Mug of Tea ✨ Hassan Raza speaks to me on a mega international event of American forces' withdrawal from Afghanistan and how Pakistan is possibly being used as a scapegoat. Will history repeat itself? Is Pakistani leadership asserting itself? What role does China have as a stakeholder? Is Pakistan being kept in the dark? Are Taliban the future of Afghanistan? Where does Afghan leadership stand? Find out in this podcast! Hassan Raza is a lecturer at University of London Affiliate Centres in Islamabad, teaching various subjects of politics and International Relations. He graduated from the same university and is currently pursuing his graduate law degree. He has also worked with a number of NGOs and entrepreneurs in health care system. To add more, he has completed post grad trainings in Orlando, Kuala Lumpur and Amman.