Kabul's Unprecedented Day of Riots
Anger and frustration boils over in a day of violence in the Afghan capital.
1 Jun 06
Afghanistan
A Step Backwards for Afghan Women
Women are sorely underrepresented in the new cabinet – and they want to know why.
26 May 06
Afghanistan's Buzkashi Parliament
A recent fight in the legislature leads some to wonder whether Afghanistan is ready for civilised discourse.
24 May 06
Licensed Harassment
Women drivers face continual insults on the road, especially outside Kabul.
23 May 06
Afghanistan's CD Anthem
After years of wrangling, Afghanistan gets a new national anthem, but there are no musicians left to play it.
23 May 06
Traditional Fur Trade Revives
The trade in karakul lambskin is picking up, bringing much-needed revenue to farmers.
23 May 06
Media Law Faces Possible Parliamentary Challenge
The president has signed off on Afghanistan’s third media law in four years - but will parliament seek to overturn provisions seen as too liberal?
18 May 06
A Call to Justice
An Afghan court hands down its first war crimes conviction, but are there any more to come?
18 May 06
Can Islam and Democracy Coexist in Afghanistan?
The apostasy case against Christian convert Abdul Rahman Jawed has placed the Afghan government on a collision course with its laws, its voters and its western supporters.
18 May 06
License Plate Roulette
Multiple car licensing systems are creating havoc, and providing loopholes for insurgents.
18 May 06
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