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Afghans in No Mood to Forgive Killers

A parliamentary resolution on immunity for war crimes has the country in an uproar.

Mosques Threatened with Closure

Government Will Ignore Opponents' Olive Branch

President Pledges an End to Monopolies

EU Offers Uzbek Reporters In-Country Training

Impact of Social Conventions

Iraqi women are obliged to obey all social conventions, rather than being able to choose the ones that suit them.

Bosnian Serbs Now Anxious About ICJ Ruling

Initially relieved that Serbia had been acquitted of genocide, Republika Srpska worries about the judgment's implications for its future.

Opposition Still Divided

New Chief for Badakhshan

Egypt-Uzbek Talks to Focus on Islamic Radicalism