Soap Opera Lifts Flagging Spirits
Popular radio drama has provided a much need antidote to the upheaval and tumult of the last ten years.
Popular radio drama has provided a much need antidote to the upheaval and tumult of the last ten years.
President Karzai’s cabinet nominees defend their records in a mudslinging battle that some say is the work of once-powerful political forces who feel excluded from government.
Shocking assault on a Canadian soldier reflects wider sense of anger many Afghans feel about the foreign troop presence in the south.
The shortage of female journalists is preventing Afghan women from telling their stories.
Former warlord reckons he can succeed where others have failed in defeating the insurgents.
The women’s affairs ministry is trying to combat centuries of mistreatment and violence, but many are demanding more rapid results.
Quetta serves as training ground and staging post for insurgents on their way to Afghanistan.
The arrest of a suspected suicide bomber who disguised himself as a member of a non-government organisation could put all aid workers at risk.
A new initiative to plant the precious flower may help wean northern farmers away from poppies.
The extreme reaction to caricatures of the Prophet Mohammad in a Danish newspaper demonstrates the faultlines in Afghanistan’s fledgling democracy.