Afghanistan Erupts Over Danish Cartoons
The extreme reaction to caricatures of the Prophet Mohammad in a Danish newspaper demonstrates the faultlines in Afghanistan’s fledgling democracy.
The extreme reaction to caricatures of the Prophet Mohammad in a Danish newspaper demonstrates the faultlines in Afghanistan’s fledgling democracy.
Tired of waiting for government to fulfil its promises, one man is trying to help those injured during the years of conflict on his own.
A model facility in Herat offers vocational training to both male and female inmates.
The recent spate of suicide bombings has put much of Afghanistan on edge.
Political sensation Fawzia Gailani dismisses suggestions that her electoral triumph in Herat was down to her looks.
Using opium or hashish is considered perfectly acceptable by increasing numbers of people.
Given the chance to list their accomplishments during the past year, most point the finger of blame at others as explanation for the lack of progress.
While her husband proclaims his innocence, the death of Nadia Anjuman has attracted international attention to the plight of many women in this country.
Many believe that Pakistan is trying to use the “war on terror” to legitimise a long-disputed border.