Noor Gul Women Rule The Roost
The women of this eastern backwater do all the men's work and no-one - not even the Taleban - has ever been able to change them.
The women of this eastern backwater do all the men's work and no-one - not even the Taleban - has ever been able to change them.
Authorities appear to be losing their battle against smugglers of antiquities.
Fed up with the way they're treated, scores of disabled take to the street to demand a better deal from the authorities.
Kabuli workers risk their health - and lives - eating from the capital's unhygienic food stalls.
A dedicated team of Afghan trainers and their dogs are perfecting techniques that are now in demand in trouble spots across the world.
Local commanders in Afghan provinces are pressuring judges to imprison people on trumped-up charges.
Prominent Kabul editor imprisoned for cartoon that appears to lampoon President Karzai
Residents of Kunar and Nangarhar blame aerial eradication of opium poppies for an outbreak of illness, and the government promises to investigate.
The government’s move to limit the type of programmes that can be shown may simply drive viewers to watch unregulated satellite TV.
Central government now controls checkpoints connecting major cities in the north, replacing armed men controlled by local commanders.