Distinguishing Friend From Foe in Afghanistan
Calls for more clarity on who might qualify as a negotiating partner in peace talks.
Calls for more clarity on who might qualify as a negotiating partner in peace talks.
Inhumane punishments are common in areas outside government control.
Tashkent likely to be more amenable to regional security cooperation, but may still shun formal defence pact.
Drivers say officers harass them and extort money, instead of making the roads safer.
Events in three provinces hear about the role teachers can play in creating a better society.
Facing an agile insurgent force, security forces have struggled since NATO troop exit.
Kabul administration needs to work hand-in-hand with civil society groups to build consensus.
Progress has been too dependent on encouragement from international doors, rather than domestic political will.
Rising instability in northern Afghanistan prompts security rethink.
Forced marriage, domestic violence and economic hardship all require more effective action.