Ruined Libraries Rise from the Ashes
Kabul's libraries were no more than targets for missiles in wartime but now a huge effort is underway to restore some of their old glory.
Kabul's libraries were no more than targets for missiles in wartime but now a huge effort is underway to restore some of their old glory.
Supporters of the Afghan warlord say they are ready to launch a holy war against the Americans.
Disputes over the military command of several provinces are raising tensions in the run-up to next month's grand assembly.
Love potions and other traditional mystical remedies are growing in popularity, to the annoyance of many Islamic scholars.
As expected, Hamed Karzai has been elected head of Afghanistan's transitional government at the grand assembly.
Desperate to get to Iran, Afghans entrust their money and lives to smugglers.
People with psychological problems are chained up at a holy shrine, hoping traditional methods will cure them.
Clerics in Kandahar are confiscating books right, left and centre, and it's not always clear why.
Two Kabul editors accused of insulting Islam released, but likely to face trial.
High levels of dust and fumes prompt UN to launch a year-long study of air quality.