River Floods Claim Lives, Territory
Afghan officials and neighbouring countries blamed as land and property are swallowed up by border river.
Afghanistan: Feb/Mar ‘10
IWPR report prompts improvement in security at Afghan dam site.
Afghanistan: Feb/Mar '10
IWPR steps up media development activities in the west of the country.
Afghanistan: Feb/Mar '10
IWPR steps up media development activities in the west of the country.
Afghanistan: Feb/Mar '10
IWPR report prompts improvement in security at Afghan dam site.
Circumcision Festival's Last Home
Mysterious 2,300-year-old rite of passage survives in one remote Afghan village. By Abdul Latif Sahak in Jawzjan
Parwan Women Flex Economic Muscle
New skills centre north of Kabul empowers female breadwinners. By Ramesh Nabizada in Parwan
Turkmenistan: What Chance of a Thaw?
Cautious optimism that Saparmurat Niazov’s heirs will slowly begin moving forward towards reforms.
A New Anthem for Afghanistan
The new song, written in Pashtu, pays tribute to the country’s unity and diversity.
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