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  1. Sharak-e Arya is a new district of apartment complexes in the north of Kabul near the airport. As the city has become more and more stable over the past decade, construction has boomed in the capital as money pours in. Yet, with a NATO and U.S. withdrawal looming, these investments — and this bubble of suburban calm — may be about to burst. Photo: Sandra Calligaro The war in Afghanistan is not over. Help us tell the story. Fund our Kickstarter. Sharak-e Arya is a new district of apartment complexes in the north of Kabul near the airport. As the city has become more and more stable over the past decade, construction has boomed in the capital as money pours in. Yet, with a NATO and U.S. withdrawal looming, these investments — and this bubble of suburban calm — may be about to burst. Photo: Sandra Calligaro The war in Afghanistan is not over. Help us tell the story. Fund our Kickstarter.

    Sharak-e Arya is a new district of apartment complexes in the north of Kabul near the airport. As the city has become more and more stable over the past decade, construction has boomed in the capital as money pours in. Yet, with a NATO and U.S. withdrawal looming, these investments — and this bubble of suburban calm — may be about to burst. Photo: Sandra Calligaro

    The war in Afghanistan is not over. Help us tell the story. Fund our Kickstarter.

  2. In Kabul’s Shar-e Naw Park it is sometimes easy to forget that Afghanistan is a war-torn country. Young and old men drink tea, stroll hand in hand, play volleyball, soccer and cricket, and gather around impromptu martial-arts matches. As with many things in the country, however, women are seldom included. Photo: Sandra Calligaro The war in Afghanistan is not over. Help us tell the story. Fund our Kickstarter. In Kabul’s Shar-e Naw Park it is sometimes easy to forget that Afghanistan is a war-torn country. Young and old men drink tea, stroll hand in hand, play volleyball, soccer and cricket, and gather around impromptu martial-arts matches. As with many things in the country, however, women are seldom included. Photo: Sandra Calligaro The war in Afghanistan is not over. Help us tell the story. Fund our Kickstarter.

    In Kabul’s Shar-e Naw Park it is sometimes easy to forget that Afghanistan is a war-torn country. Young and old men drink tea, stroll hand in hand, play volleyball, soccer and cricket, and gather around impromptu martial-arts matches. As with many things in the country, however, women are seldom included. Photo: Sandra Calligaro

    The war in Afghanistan is not over. Help us tell the story. Fund our Kickstarter.