Little Aid for Refugees Forced Out of Pakistan
The sudden closure of camps along the Pakistan-Afghan border drove thousands into a danger region beyond the reach of relief agencies.
The sudden closure of camps along the Pakistan-Afghan border drove thousands into a danger region beyond the reach of relief agencies.
Although the numbers are still small, women are increasingly turning to the courts to end their marriages.
The authorities believe they have come up with a strategy for revitalising Afghanistan's ailing education sector.
People are flocking to a bizarre new shrine north of Kabul after reports of miracle cures.
Kabulis try to circumvent government bid to take the spice out of Indian movies broadcast on Afghan television.
Residents of the Afghan capital are living with the constant threat of explosives and car bombs.
Shoddy journalism and a glut of publications are turning off Kabul’s newspaper readers.
The central bank attempts to wrestle control of the country’s cash from the warlords and forgers.
Afghanistan looks to international community to make good its promises to rebuild the country’s crumbling electricity system.
The lives of many young Afghans are being wrecked by families demanding exorbitant marriage payments.