Kapisa Road Gets Taleban Blessing
Whether as forced concession or new sign of flexibility, insurgents now decide which development projects can go ahead.
Alarm at Wave of Attacks in Herat
Last three months have seen a rise in insurgent activity across formerly peaceful region.
Rising Security Threat in Afghan North
Taleban making rapid advance in northern areas, finding fresh recruits among men seeking wages or revenge against local power-brokers.
Philippines Army – Its Own Worst Enemy
Military only helps fan flames of suspicion by their refusal to open themselves up to civilian inspection.
Afghan Security Personnel Fear US Withdrawal
Some policemen and soldiers say they have quit because of concerns about what might happen to them if the Taleban take over when American troops leave.
Broadening Young Minds in Pakistan
Thousands of students form madrassas and government schools take part in discussion clubs and basic journalism courses.
Afghanistan: Aug/Sep '10
Ground-breaking election project delivers independent ballot news to thousands of cell phone users.
Pakistan: Aug/Sep ‘10
International broadcaster devotes programme to IWPR’s groundbreaking journalism project in Pakistan.
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International broadcaster devotes programme to IWPR’s groundbreaking journalism project in Pakistan.
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