Afghans Head for the Mall
A glittering complex housing a hotel and nearly 100 expensive shops is a source of wonder for Kabul residents.
A glittering complex housing a hotel and nearly 100 expensive shops is a source of wonder for Kabul residents.
Those who put on makeup or choose not to wear the veil fall victim to militants.
Pro-government supporters and opposition activists hold rival demonstrations as tensions rise on eve of parliamentary ballot.
Hizb-ut-Tahrir faces a bleak future as Kazakstan follows its Central Asian neighbours down the road of banning the Islamic group.
A government commission set up to investigate the former administration’s finances faces political pressure and tortuous accounting.
The looting and violence that followed the March revolution has failed to dent Turkish investor confidence.
Thousands of Turkish contract workers getting well-paid jobs in a republic with rampant unemployment.
Repressive language laws are forcing ethnic Kazaks out of Turkmenistan.
With few other options around, many parents send children to Turkish schools in hope of improving their chances in life.
The president has tried to appropriate Islamic imagery and institutions, but his attempt to control all forms of religious expression could backfire.