Students Protest Constitutional Changes
Factional divisions left at home as northern groups demonstrate against centralised, presidential government.
Northern Militias Hand Over Tanks
Warlord's heavy armour rumbles out of Mazar-e-Sharif to be kept under lock and key by Afghan army.
Parties Risk Election Exclusion
A new law governing party registration is being roundly ignored by Afghanistan’s most powerful political groups.
Sacked Soldiers Vow to Fight On
Soldiers dismissed as part of a reform of the armed forces in dispute with defence ministry over back pay.
Trouble Simmers in Disputed Frontier Lands
Afghans in south-east province dispute Pakistani territorial claims.
Comment: The Great Leap Forward
Serbs are taking the tribulations of their lives in their stride and are learning to love their president ever more dearly.
Journalists' Murder Suspect on Trial
High-profile case provides a test of the nation’s justice system on the eve of the presidential election.
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