Troubled Ismaili Homecoming
Exiled Ismailis returning to their homes in the north find little has changed since end of Taleban era.
Exiled Ismailis returning to their homes in the north find little has changed since end of Taleban era.
The US has said it won't contribute to the Afghan peacekeeping force, but it is stepping up military deployment elsewhere in the region.
Tashkent is to continue mining its borders even though the threat from Islamic militants appears to have diminished significantly.
Roaring smuggling trade across Afghan border keep Peshawar markets humming.
A plague of locusts is threatening to devastate large swathes of farmland, just as tens of thousands of refugees return from exile.
After nine players abandon their football team during a tour of Italy, doubt is cast on whether teams will be invited to compete in western European countries again.
Delegates to the Afghan grand assembly must strike a balance between democracy and stability otherwise it could serve to divide the Afghan nation once again.
Government plans to encourage foreign investment are hampered by, amongst other things, the absence of a private banking system and labyrinthine bureaucracy.
Indian and Afghan filmmakers are back in Kabul, hoping to cash in on an audience starved of cinema.