Mohammad Jawad
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Companies say they’re going to the wall because the government is failing to protect them from cheap Iranian imports.
After missing the 2000 games entirely, Afghanistan has produced a squad that includes women for the first time.
Accused of allowing young men to view movies containing sex and violence, local and national agencies join forces to put them out of business.
City services struggling to cope with fast growing population, as garbage piles up and causes diseases.
Officials blame crossed wires as reason why some reporters were prevented from observing the voting process.
Analysts and observers say the newly elected president needs to ensure all ethnic groups are represented in his next government.
Some who remained in the country through the years of turmoil are suspicious of those who have come back from the West to help their homeland develop.
In a country where thousands were injured during years of wars, two organisations see sports as a way of helping improve both their bodies and spirits.