Warlords Threaten Afghan Peace Process
Afghanistan's broad-based interim government is in danger of losing two influential figures.
Afghanistan's broad-based interim government is in danger of losing two influential figures.
In Afghanistan, the frontlines were difficult to find and a fistful of dollars was more useful than a bullet-proof vest.
Scores of US soldiers wounded in Afghanistan have been arriving at the Khanabad air base in southern Uzbekistan - far more than official reports suggest
Ravaged by mujahedin rockets and neglected by the Taleban, Kabul Zoo - once one of the capital's top attractions - is a shadow of its former self.
The delegation representing the United Front at the Bonn peace talks appears riddled with thinly-disguised divisions.
Further delays in the deployment of British troops in Afghanistan could undermine efforts to stabilise the country and secure humanitarian aid shipments.
Tajik leader's attempt to carve out a reputation as an international statesman is unlikely to impress the country's impoverished population.
Post-conflict Tajikistan could offer valuable lessons to her war-torn neighbour Afghanistan.
A crackdown on an alleged plot against the interim government may be just another phase in the war of nerves between its ethnic Tajik and Pashtun factions.
Even the author of the lyrics intended to unify the country admits they may be divisive.