Afghan Coup Claims Under Scrutiny
A crackdown on an alleged plot against the interim government may be just another phase in the war of nerves between its ethnic Tajik and Pashtun factions.
A crackdown on an alleged plot against the interim government may be just another phase in the war of nerves between its ethnic Tajik and Pashtun factions.
The unity of Afghanistan is threatened by government infighting and the growing power of regional leaders.
Turkmenbashi insists foreigners pay high price for marrying Turkmen girls
Turkmenbashi's reforms and traditional values are forcing women into subjugation, destitution and prostitution.
Osama bin Laden's intelligence gathering operation appears to have helped him escape a US missle attack on an al-Qaeda base.
Turkmen army food rations are so poor that some young conscripts are literally starving to death.
An Afghan is cycling from Nangarhar to New York to tell the world it isn’t doing enough about his country.
Authorities hope accurate demographic data will help them rebuild their war-ravaged country.
Hundreds of homeless Afghan families find shelter amid the ruins of the Bamiyan Buddhas
Change in weather bolsters millions of farmers who’ve been struggling to eke out a living.