Afghan Voices: Messages to the President
A survey shows that Afghans all across the country have a wide range of issues they want their president to address.
Afghans Recall September 11
Three years on, some regret the loss of life in the attack on the United States, while others remain supportive of Osama Bin Laden.
Steep Learning Curve for Political Parties
Afghan political groups get to grips with the basics of how elections work.
Afghan Voices: We Need Security
IWPR survey suggests that most people plan to vote in the upcoming presidential election and are looking to their government to help improve their standard of living.
Commanders Line Up Behind Karzai
Analysts differ on the impact of Hizb-i-Islami figures’ decision to support the incumbent in the upcoming presidential contest.
Pre-Election Intimidation Reported
Officials in central province play down reports of threats, and say they have the situation well in hand.
Ismail Khan's Dismissal Sparks Violence in Herat
Powerful warlord accepts his removal, but rioters target the offices of the UN and other international agencies.
A Royalist in the Presidential Race
Dr Abdul Satar Sirat, a former adviser to King Zahir Shar and an Islamic scholar, is campaigning as a symbol of national unity.
Afghans Dying for Lack of Healthcare
Acute shortage of medical facilities has dire consequences for public health.
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