Afghanistan: Islamic State's Radio Outreach
Locals question why propaganda broadcasts have not been shut down.
Afghanistan: Pistachio, Not Poppy
New scheme aims to entice locals away from growing narcotics that help fuel insurgency.
Afghanistan's Perilous Talc Mines
Workers speak out over harsh and risky conditions.
Afghan Sikhs Hit By Suicide Attack
Bomber defies tight security to launch deadly strike on communal leadership
Afghanistan: Grim Figures for Maternal Mortality
With little access to healthcare, expectant mothers simply hope for the best.
Afghanistan: Few Options for Leukaemia Patients
Limited resources to treat blood cancer leaves many resigned to their fate.
Afghans March for Peace
Grassroots movement pledges to continue popular protests.
Boosting Business for Afghan Women
Small-scale producers say they need start-up funding and dedicated space.
Taleban Take Over Schools in Afghan District
Insurgents have imposed their own regulations and curriculum.
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