Not Much Limelight for Afghan Actresses
It’s still a man’s world for those hoping to appear on stage or in the movies.
17 May 06
Afghanistan
Officials Fired for Drug Links
While some applaud the dismissal of local leaders accused of corruption, others remain unconvinced the government is serious about halting the drug trade.
17 May 06
Spiralling Fuel Costs Hit Home
The rising price of fuel has left many Kabul residents angry with the government.
17 May 06
Killing Sparks Fears of Unrest in North
Two old political foes in Mazar-e-Sharif spar over who is responsible for the killing of a newly elected member of parliament.
17 May 06
Writer Could Face Death Sentence
Freedom of expression is a dangerous concept in Afghanistan, and could cost one man his life as well as his liberty.
17 May 06
Education for the Elite
Afghanistan’s first private university opens, but most students find it is beyond their reach.
15 May 06
Afghan-Indian Friendship Isolates Pakistan
Burgeoning relations between Afghanistan and India leave Pakistan out in the cold.
11 May 06
The Limits of Press Freedom
As more than one journalist has found to his peril, press freedom has fairly narrow limits in Afghanistan.
5 May 06
Taleban Call the Shots in Ghazni
Government forces appear to be struggling to quell the insurgency in a volatile southern province.
5 May 06
People Power
Community-based development programme can boast some remarkable successes, but some say it falls short of its lofty rhetoric.
25 Apr 06
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