The mystery began over 17 years ago.

In 1984, photographer Steve McCurry took a photograph of a young girl with an unforgettable fire in her eyes.

It was a meeting that would create one of the most arresting portraits in our world.

But hers was a face without a name.

Tell me about that picture. How you got it? Who is she?

With the help of cutting-edge technology, Steve has one last chance to find the person behind the face that has haunted him for years.

But is it too late? Against all odds, Steve's on a journey back to the gateway of Afghanistan

to solve one of the most challenging missing person cases of our time.

I was not to ask this matter if he's ever so much good.

The search for the Afghan girl. Welcome to current affairs. My name is Nathan Robinson. I'm the editor in chief of

current affairs magazine and I am here today with the legendary current affairs editor at large

Yasmin Nyer. Hello, Yasmin.

Hi, Nathan.

So lovely.

Yes, legendary.

I like that.

A legend in her own time, I tell you.

It's a delight.

It's a great pleasure to be here.

But we are here to because you and I have actually both written now pieces that discuss in some way or other the country of Afghanistan and specifically the relationship of the United States and the

West to Afghanistan. But we look at it through very different stories. I have told the, uh, in this

article that I've written in Karate Affairs that was published last week. This is the one you wrote

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