Modern Banking Arrives
Central Bank head believes modern financial systems will be key to improving the Afghan economy.
Central Bank head believes modern financial systems will be key to improving the Afghan economy.
Authorities seek harsh powers to head off Ukrainian-inspired election trouble, a fear which opposition members dismiss as nonsense.
Tashkent government plays down USA's alleged discovery of traces of deadly gases at an Uzbek air base.
Kazak internet service providers restrict access to opposition web sites.
Relations between Pakistan and Iran could improve as a direct result of the Afghan government accord.
Growing numbers of Kyrgyz villagers are turning to drug production to escape poverty.
The clerks at the Yugoslav Foreign Ministry have nothing to do - their bosses are barred from travelling and almost no-one wants to visit them - which somewhat handicaps their work.
Though campaigning for the Macedonian presidential elections does not officially start until October 1, the political debates are underway and the top topic is the continued presence of NATO forces in the country.
According to the regime media, the poor are eating better than ever before in a wonderful TV world where Serb society flourishes and happy workers rebuild their communities. Small wonder people want to check out of the real Serbia and move into the virtua