Educated Afghans Stay Away
For many highly-skilled refugees, a harsh life in Pakistan is preferable to an uncertain future back home.
For many highly-skilled refugees, a harsh life in Pakistan is preferable to an uncertain future back home.
Parents and students express mixture of fear and defiance after attacks on schools.
A flood of cheap Iranian-made carpets is putting many poor Afghan craftsmen out of business.
The authorities face a difficult task transforming thousands of former soldiers into professional policemen.
Officials put new security measures in place in the wake of the abduction of three UN election workers.
Journalist in northern Afghanistan accuses followers of General Dostum of abducting and assaulting him for alleged theft of incriminating video.
Some who thought they would be paid for their work for presidential candidates discover they were actually volunteers.
Despite renewed pledges by the government to eradicate the drug trade, those who produce the raw material for heroin insist they have no alternative.
Planning minister says most domestic and international aid organisations are more interested in their own well-being than in aiding Afghans.