Murdered Beggar Case Highlights Salvaging Scourge, Claim Activists
Rights groups believe murdered child is victim of extra-judicial killings plaguing Western Mindanao.
Hopes and Doubts Surround Obama Afghan Strategy
Despite official cheer at the new American plan for Afghanistan, many remain sceptical about the direction Washington is taking.
Cheap Building Materials Prove False Economy
An influx of substandard building materials in the southern Batken region is costing householders dear.
Afghan Girls Suffer for Sins of Male Relatives
Traditional means of settling disputes usually involves giving young girl to family of perceived victim of crime.
Global Crisis Hits Kyrgyz Orchards
Apple growers in the northern Issykkul region of Kyrgyzstan fear the market for their produce is disappearing, reports Rita Borbukeeva.
Afghanistan: Feb ‘09
Journalist undergoing IWPR training breaks story that Coalition forces accidentally killed civilians.
Afghanistan: Feb ‘09
IWPR story reveals that US-led forces killed civilians in raid, not warlord and militias, as they claimed.
Outrage at Murder of Guerrilla Leader's Daughter
The crime has been met with widespread disgust and condemnation, and calls for a independent, transparent investigation.
Textile Industry Hit Hard by Recession
Leading economic expert says authorities must help floundering sector become more competitive.
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