Three UN Hostages Released
Few details on how the three were freed – and no one really knows who the kidnappers were.
Few details on how the three were freed – and no one really knows who the kidnappers were.
Local commanders in Afghan provinces are pressuring judges to imprison people on trumped-up charges.
Rug weavers and merchants display their wares at northern fair, but admit they have some way to go to recover market position at home and abroad.
Some observers worry that the newly-elected president will include former regional commanders in his new government.
Ending a pregnancy is strictly illegal, but the shame of bearing a child out of wedlock drives many to take the risk.
A nation better known for supplying narcotics to the world market is discovering it has an increasing drugs problem in its own back yard.
Talks are bogged down on the closure date of two Russian bases on Georgian soil.
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Ten years after it came into being, the tribunal's first president pays tribute to those who championed its cause.
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