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On Mall Attack Anniversary, Kenyan Security Strategy Questioned

Analysts say authorities have failed to design a coherent counter-terrorism policy.
Proposed Closure of Kenya Refugee Camp Condemned

NGOs warn that forcing Somalis to return home would contravene international law.
African Bloc "Unlikely" to Leave ICC

Despite talk of a mass walk-out, African Union members are not united in opposing the international court, experts say.
Lawyers Say Kenya Must Comply With ICC Arrest Warrant

Government is under obligation to arrest suspect wanted for bribing witnesses, they say.
ICC Seeks Kenyan Arrest for Witness Bribery

Judges unseal arrest warrant for journalist accused of influencing witnesses in case against deputy president.

Afghan Schoolboy Takes on Taleban

Tim Judah

21 Feb 05

Afghanistan's youngest military commander is determined not to let the war disrupt his studies.

US Post-Taleban Plans Hit Problems

Michael Griffin

21 Feb 05

American and Pakistani officials are finding it hard to come up with a blueprint for a post-Taleban administration for Afghanistan.

Uzbek Mini-skirt War

Solekh Yakhyaev

21 Feb 05

An attempt by the Uzbek authorities to promote traditional dress has provoked controversy

Comment: Uzbek Brain Drain

21 Feb 05

Tashkent is paying a heavy price for alienating the country's minority communities.

Bin Laden May Fall Victim to Afghan Betrayal

21 Feb 05

Pashtuns once loyal to Osama bin Laden may turn on him following the rout of the Taleban

Small Tajik Parties Form Bloc

21 Feb 05

Major opposition parties indicate they won't join coalition in case it damages their special relationship with regime.

Kazak Flour Smuggling Targeted

21 Feb 05

Authorities move to stop dwindling grain supplies being sold on the Uzbek black market.

Seven Year Olds Pick Uzbek Cotton

Galima Bukharbaeva

21 Feb 05

Desperate to obey government orders, local officials are turning to young children to bring in the crop.

Kazak Oil Capital Runs Short of Petrol

Saya Issa

21 Feb 05

Western Kazakstan’s oil wealth does not translate into cheap petrol for the locals.

Uzbekistan Fails Amnestied Prisoners

IWPR

21 Feb 05

Tashkent government failing to deliver on pledge to help amnestied prisoners.

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