Medical Shortages Fatal for Kirkuk Patients
Patients in oil-rich city dying needlessly on the operating tables of its principal hospital.
Patients in oil-rich city dying needlessly on the operating tables of its principal hospital.
The number of Afghan refugees returning home following the over throw of the Taleban has surpassed all expectations.
The interior ministry takes a bold step to curb the power of warring paramilitary groups, but the government may still be too weak to dismantle their political support.
Corruption, lack of security and poor coordination combine to torpedo the counter-narcotics effort.
Provincial officials say 2007 could be the biggest year yet for opium production in the war-torn province.
Recent protests in Jowzjan may signal attempts to chip away at central government.
Minorities say new religious curriculum places unfair emphasis on Shia Islam.
Week of explosions and fraught negotiations shows Iraq struggling to emerge from America’s shadow.
Some say diplomatic mission will bring risk of attacks, but others hopeful it will boost city.
Demo allegedly staged by insurgents leaves at least six dead and many more angry at government and foreign forces.