Presidential Powers Cause Concern
Some fear interim President Hamed Karzai will try to solidify his current position before a parliament is actually elected.
Some fear interim President Hamed Karzai will try to solidify his current position before a parliament is actually elected.
Developers are rushing to provide luxury hotel accommodation for visitors to the capital.
The new constitution includes provisions to help the country's nomads devastated by conflict and drought.
While road conditions are better, security is a concern for those driving on the country’s main highways.
Despite efforts to encourage their participation, the number of women registered to vote in this summer’s election is still troublingly low.
While the heaviest accumulation in at least five years may help ease the current drought, some suffer from the inclement weather.
Radio and television stations are springing up in the northern part of the country, but some worry if they will be truly independent.
A nationwide programme to collect weapons from those who belonged to private armies gets under way in a northern province.
Tehran opens diplomatic mission in Mazar where nine Iranians were killed by Taleban forces.
The lack of food-storage facilities means farmers must either sell their crops for low prices, sell them abroad or watch them rot in the fields.