Friends Fall Out in Northern Afghanistan
A former ally of General Dostum takes him on in a battle for political power in the north.
A former ally of General Dostum takes him on in a battle for political power in the north.
Kunduz residents say human rights count for little after a young girl was allegedly kidnapped for the prize of a fighting dog.
Doctors estimate that there are more than 2,000 drug-addicted children in the western city of Herat alone.
Afghans say cheap food and medicines from Iran can pose a risk.
Many investors turned off by spate of kidnappings and venal officials.
Kunduz residents dispute the right of incomers to assert long-lost property rights.
Islamabad is outflanking Kabul in the debate about where the Taleban are based and whose fault it is that they are still there.
While insurgents burn down girls’ schools in southern Afghanistan, music lessons are proving controversial in the northern city of Mazar-e-Sharif.
Tough regulations and confusion over where the border runs make life hard for Afghans living along the frontier with Turkmenistan.
Massouda Jalal touts her independence as solution to the country’s problems.