US Afghan Policy Switch
Washington is redoubling its efforts to achieve a breakthrough on the Afghan battlefield, after becoming frustrated with diplomatic attempts to resolve the crisis.
Washington is redoubling its efforts to achieve a breakthrough on the Afghan battlefield, after becoming frustrated with diplomatic attempts to resolve the crisis.
The Northern Alliance rout of the Taleban throws US Afghan plans into a tailspin
The Northern Alliance rout of the Taleban throws US Afghan plans into a tailspin
General Musharraf of Pakistan is facing serious domestic and foreign policy challenges following the overthrow of the Taleban regime.
Underpaid and poorly resourced, Kyrgyz police are leaving the force in droves.
Officials in Islamabad are concerned that the defeat of the Taleban may prompt Pashtuns in Pakistan and Afghanistan to demand their own state.
Human rights activists fear the arrest of a prominent Uzbek opposition leader will be ignored by the international community.
A campaign appears to be underway to persuade the Tajik people that they can't do without Rakhmonov's leadership.
Academics fear Tashkent's historical revisionism may lead to anti-Russian feeling among Uzbek youth.
As demonstrators converged on the capital, local and foreign analysts voiced concerns over the republic's future.