Afghanistan's Working Children
They should be in school but family hardship forces them to spend their days earning money.
They should be in school but family hardship forces them to spend their days earning money.
As locals say air quality is poor and water is unsafe to drink, a mining firm says it’s taking practical steps towards cleaner production.
Activists warn that plan might contaminate country’s most important water source.
Olive-growers try to sustain production in conflict zone.
Multiple apricot varieties being replaced with more homogeneous, marketable types.
Speakers say religion must play part in determining rights and wrongs of conflict.
National reconstruction depends on the proper payment of dues.
After years of relative stability, the afghani appears to be in trouble.
Moscow ally says it wants to engage with Brussels, too – and that there’s no contradiction there.
Proposed ban would apply to retail sales after ten in the evening.