Hilken Boran, a journalist from the BBC's Turkish service in Istanbul, discusses the dire consequences of US aid cuts in Afghanistan. The closure of over 400 medical clinics has drastically increased maternal mortality rates, highlighted by tragic personal stories like that of Abdul Vakil, who lost his family due to this crisis. The conversation also touches on political unrest in Turkey, featuring major protests against President Erdogan, and intriguing highlights from the recent Emmys, including impactful social commentary from the ceremony.
