Tajik Authorities Struggle to Quell Militants
Attack by armed militia leaves 25 government soldiers dead, raises questions about stability and foreign Islamist presence.
Afghan Women's Fragile Gains Face Threat
Female participation in recent election reached all-time high, but hard-won gains could easily be reversed.
Herat Women in the Driving Seat
Rising numbers of female drivers despite widespread opposition and harassment in conservative city.
Afghan Carpet Industry On The Up
Traders say better quality materials and new designs have boosted traditional handicraft in the north.
Pakistan: Aug/Sep '10
Authority responsible for registered madrassas in Pakistan eager to introduce IWPR media training into more schools.
Madrassas Keen on Open Minds Expansion
Authority responsible for registered madrassas in Pakistan eager to introduce IWPR media training into more schools.
Afghanistan: Election Fraud Claims in Ghazni
Candidate denies assaulting election officers and stuffing ballot boxes.
Afghanistan: Aug/Sep '10
Afghan media chiefs say IWPR feature helped them better understand lawless reality in province.
“Powerful” Wardak Report
Afghan media chiefs say IWPR feature helped them better understand lawless reality in province.
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