Disaster Strikes Downtown Kabul
Merchants fear a downturn after a suicide attack on a street frequented by foreigners.
Merchants fear a downturn after a suicide attack on a street frequented by foreigners.
Afghan reporters surprised at frank debate between political rivals and high levels of support for the opposition in United States election.
A major gas leak prompts Balkh province residents to take action - but can they prevail over local militia leaders?
Shia city celebrates Saddam’s capture – but harbours deep mistrust of the occupying forces.
IWPR’s project seeks to strengthen Iraqi debate over the risks and prospects of potential conflict.
Minorities in Iraq continue to face pressure from dominant Arabs and Kurds.
Whilst welcoming the release of Makhbuba Kasymova, human rights campaigners believe up to 6,000 political prisoners are still languishing in Uzbek jails.
Few believe the new Kyrgyz government will reverse the country's economic decline
On the Uzbek-Kyrgyz border, travellers run the gauntlet of unmarked minefields and constant police harassment