Afghan Refugees Left in Limbo
Uzbekistan's delicate balancing act over relations with the warring sides in Afghanistan leaves refugees out in the cold
Uzbekistan's delicate balancing act over relations with the warring sides in Afghanistan leaves refugees out in the cold
The Afghan authorities are struggling to deal with the capital's massed ranks of child beggars.
Afghan music, used and abused by successive regimes, appears to be undergoing something of a revival.
The authorities' botched attempt to get the Salang open for traffic does not bode well for the rest of the country's shattered road network.
International efforts are underway in Afghanistan to improve the country's appalling maternity care.
Tashkent is to continue mining its borders even though the threat from Islamic militants appears to have diminished significantly.
Can the incipient Afghan army be trusted with the task of protecting the former king during his homecoming?
The Americans and their allies face awesome challenges in trying to build a cohesive national force out of the country's quarrelsome militia groups.
Questions raised over Afghan government claims that reports of crimes against Pashtuns in the north of the country are exaggerated.
New media regulation requires journalists to inform the government of critical articles months in advance.