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Region looks at boosting ties, despite Chinese and Russian attempts at dominance. -
Industrialists say that ongoing losses will prove hard to reverse. -
Craftsmen and traders say that business is booming. -
Locals say that precious assets are being squandered. -
Fears that spate of violence will further curtail much-needed investment.
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22 Mar 18
Region looks at boosting ties, despite Chinese and Russian attempts at dominance.
21 Mar 18
Industrialists say that ongoing losses will prove hard to reverse.
12 Feb 18
Locals say that precious assets are being squandered.
8 Feb 18
Fears that spate of violence will further curtail much-needed investment.
25 Jan 18
Locals say that reviving a once-flourishing processing plant could provide a much-needed alternative.
17 Jan 18
Hopes that new infrastructure could replace opium farming in the southern province.
17 Jan 18
Nearly 23,000 tonnes sold abroad this year, bringing in some four million dollars.
29 Nov 17
Insurgents funnel off extraction fees amid disputed control of the site.
22 Nov 17
In surprise move, previously isolated state calls for tighter regional integration.
