Afghan Civilians Braced for War
Civilians in Northern Alliance-held territory express mixed feelings over the Afghan conflict, as opposition troops prepare to advance on Taleban positions.
Civilians in Northern Alliance-held territory express mixed feelings over the Afghan conflict, as opposition troops prepare to advance on Taleban positions.
The US bombing campaign in Afghanistan faces unprecedented obstacles.
Islamists in Kyrgyzstan say they have nothing in common with the men behind the New York and Washington terror attacks.
The wholesale destruction of Afghanistan's cultural heritage has gone virtually unnoticed.
Both compassion and future prospects for life on the outside are in short supply for women prisoners.
In order to survive, some prostitutes in the Fergana valley have joined in the fight against crime.
Long-running dispute on Caspian oil reserves creates tensions which may ultimately harm Ashgabat more than Baku.
The law promises equality for Tajik women, but many of those who pursue a career in politics are invariably disappointed.
Given what they’re up against, it’s not surprising that few women make it as politicians.
Poverty and the ready availability of heroin have led many women to take up drug dealing.