Afghan Coup Claims Under Scrutiny
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.
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.
The government has moved to destroy poppy fields in the east of the country, after failing to come to an agreement with farmers over compensation.
More and more impoverished villagers are scraping a living by digging up Afghan treasures in illegal excavations.
The unity of Afghanistan is threatened by government infighting and the growing power of regional leaders.
The government may be committed to establishing an independent media, but huge obstacles stand in the way.
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Dushanbe relieved as Afghan refugees holed up on the Tajik border start returning home.
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Several thousand Afghan refugees have been marooned on the Tajik border for nearly a year
Tajik and Uzbek officials in the interim administration in Afghanistan appear to be looking to Dushanbe to bolster their position.