Few Tears Shed for "Tajik Bin Laden"
Killing of veteran militant seen as al-Qaeda emissary has eased but not removed security threat in Central Asian state, analysts say.
Afghanistan: Feb/Mar'11 Part II
IWPR story into increased poppy production in Kapisa spurs authorities to provide extra cash for eradication of crop.
Report Draws Funds for Afghan Region
IWPR story into increased poppy production in Kapisa spurs authorities to provide extra cash for eradication of crop.
Afghanistan: Feb/Mar'11 Part I
IWPR cited as playing major role in the creation of new body representing journalists in the Balkh region.
Media Union Emerges From Mazar Project
IWPR cited as playing major role in the creation of new body representing journalists in the Balkh region.
Afghanistan: Feb/Mar '11
IWPR preparing series of radio and television features on past abuses aimed at promoting transitional justice.
Afghan Police Criticised Over Mazar Violence
Questions over failure to contain protests that left at least 12 dead.
Taleban Try Soft Power
Allowing schools to reopen and reconstruction projects to go ahead seen as sign of pragmatic attempt to win public favour.
Afghans Debate Future US Presence
Some fear threats from neighbouring countries more than idea of permanent American military bases.
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