Afghan Refugees Abandoned
Several thousand Afghan refugees have been marooned on the Tajik border for nearly a year
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.
The Tajik army's demobilisation of thousands of opposition supporters is threatening to provide a welter of new recruits for illegal armed groups.
Afghanistan is bracing itself for yet more fighting as the Taliban and the Northern Alliance shun peace talks.
Dushanbe fears downturn in aid after renewed clashes between security forces and criminal groups
Despite international condemnation of the Taliban, Turkmenistan has chosen to foster closer links with the Kabul regime.
The Islamic establishment in Dushanbe is concerned that a growing number of young people are joining non-Muslim faith groups.
Six years after the civil war ended, parents of missing soldiers continue to search for them.
Opium and heroin becoming commonplace as authorities fail to tackle spiralling problem.
Whether fearing poverty or the spread of Islamic militancy, thousands are fleeing from southern regions