Afghanistan Facing Ethnic Division?
The "Balkanisation" of Afghanistan is now a distinct possibility, as Afghan opposition commanders take charge of their old fiefdoms.
The "Balkanisation" of Afghanistan is now a distinct possibility, as Afghan opposition commanders take charge of their old fiefdoms.
Pashtuns in northern Pakistan angered by the ill-treatment and disappearance of locals who volunteered for the Taleban are taking it out on Afghan refugees sheltering in the region.
The fate of the besieged city of Kunduz could play a decisive role in international efforts to establish a government in Afghanistan.
The Taleban admit Uzbek Islamic militants are operating out of territory they control, but stop short of agreeing to extradition
Many diaspora Kazaks lured back home by reports of generous government aid have ended up being bitterly disappointed.
Turkmen raid on Uzbek embassy in Ashgabat signals worsening relations between the two countries.
Macedonia hopes case against disgraced ex-minister will restore its battered international reputation.
Forged notes flood Afghanistan as its people grapple with new currency.
Islamic preachers deny claims that they are spreading political dissent.
A handful of women, defying convention and the authorities, que up to watch the latest Bollywood hits.