Commanders Recruiting Disarmed Soldiers
Some northern generals appear to be subverting a UN programme designed to disarm their powerful militias.
Learning to Deal With Stress
There are signs that Afghans, traumatised by war and political upheaval, are finding it easier to cope.
Stakes High in Elections
Critics question the value of holding elections when so many problems remain, but others say it's too late to waver.
Confusion Over Afghan Leadership
Survey reveals that many believe the president to be a king.
A Nation Plagued by Poverty
Poor economic conditions are second only to security among the concerns of the Afghan people.
Army Develops Despite Militia Disarmament Problems
Government taking steps to build a single unified national army through the disarmament of the militias, but it's been an uphill battle in the north.
High Flying Women
The country’s national carrier recruits new crop of stewardesses in an effort to attract international customers.
Badakhshis Change Channels
The only television station to have stayed on air during the Taleban era is now struggling to survive.
Afghans Steer Dangerous Course
Traffic congestion and rising accident rates have prompted the authorities to take action.
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