Polls Peaceful in Wardak
Voters in the central Afghan province now await the results of the presidential ballot.
Voters Allege Intimidation in the North
Some people say they were forced to vote for General Dostum.
Election Security a Success
Training and cooperation are credited with keeping the peace during the presidential vote.
Afghans Speak Out on US Vote
Many say they support President Bush because he led to the ouster of the Taleban, but other hope John Kerry might bring about a review of US policies.
Disaster Strikes Downtown Kabul
Merchants fear a downturn after a suicide attack on a street frequented by foreigners.
Nomads Head for School
Denied education for two decades, the country’s nomadic tribes are hungry to learn.
Taleban Buying Up Smuggled Guns
There are fears that smugglers are selling weapons to former Taleban and al-Qaeda fighters.
Woman Skydiver Leaps Ahead
Celebrated female parachutist recently appointed army general urges Afghan women to reach for the skies.
Refugee Students Voice Grievances
Students from Afghan diaspora who’ve returned to study in Kabul complain that they haven’t been treated fairly.
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