Local Hopes Riding on Khalili
Residents of the Afghan province of Bamyan are counting on local warlord-turned-deputy president Karim Khalili to improve their lot.
Residents of the Afghan province of Bamyan are counting on local warlord-turned-deputy president Karim Khalili to improve their lot.
After years of oppression under the Taleban, Afghan woman are grasping a historic opportunity to enter the political process.
Thousands are shut out of school following a rise in missile and arson attacks.
The high price of dye and wool has driven down the quality of Afghan rugs – and demand is falling as a result.
Change to identification papers and the electoral roll gives the ethnic Turkmen community less of a say than ever.
The government says it is merely recruiting policemen from local communities, but there are fears it is legitimising armed militias by the back door.
Will the committee set up to oversee the aid money coming into Afghanistan have the tools to keep track of a previously chaotic spending process?
Officials in northern province recruit schoolchildren to stamp out opium poppies.
Corruption in the law-enforcement service has become so endemic that a provincial governor has decided to speak out.
An attempt to introduce self-censorship backfires as Afghan journalists buck at restrictive rules.