No School Today
Girls in Kandahar are being denied an education because of tradition and security concerns.
Girls in Kandahar are being denied an education because of tradition and security concerns.
Using opium or hashish is considered perfectly acceptable by increasing numbers of people.
President Niazov seems to be on a roll, extracting the best possible deal on the gas he sells Ukraine. But how long will his winning streak last?
Many believe that Pakistan is trying to use the “war on terror” to legitimise a long-disputed border.
A glittering complex housing a hotel and nearly 100 expensive shops is a source of wonder for Kabul residents.
Reports that border areas are being demined meet with surprise in Dushanbe.
Desperate conditions continue for displaced people who cannot to go home.
As part of its effort to preserve the country’s historic treasures, an undercover Afghan police operation discovers two bodies apparently destined for export.
As head of the Afghan Independent Human Rights Commission, Sima Samar continues her efforts to build a just society in her homeland.
Observers say President Karzai missed an opportunity to reform the country’s ineffective judicial system when he re-appointed all but one of the nine high court judges.