Afghanistan: Feature Articles

Unbelievable elections - at Radio Netherlands. - Fri, Sep 17, 2004
Challenger to Afghan president emerges from pack - at Christian Science Monitor - Fri, Sep 17, 2004
Death by fire: the agonising way out for trapped Afghan women - at The Guardian (UK). - Tue, Sep 14, 2004
Not a safer world - at Radio Netherlands. - Fri, Sep 10, 2004
Osama adds weight to Afghan resistance - at Asia Times Online - Fri, Sep 10, 2004
A Taboo Issue in Afghan Campaign - at The Washington Post - Wed, Sep 08, 2004
Afghanistan's election challenge - at BBC - Mon, Sep 06, 2004
Day of reckoning for the emir of Herat - at The Guardian (UK). - Sat, Sep 04, 2004
Beauty and the burqa - at The Independent (UK) - Wed, Sep 01, 2004
Upsurge of violence in Kabul - at Radio Netherlands. - Mon, Aug 30, 2004
Bringing the Vote to Afghan Refugees - at The Washington Post - Mon, Aug 30, 2004
Afghan voting number puzzle - at BBC - Fri, Aug 27, 2004
Corruption gives impunity to Afghanistan's drug lords - at The Independent (UK) - Thu, Aug 26, 2004
Dutch boost for ISAF - at Radio Netherlands. - Wed, Aug 25, 2004
Out of Ruins, Afghan Group Builds Anew - at The Washington Post - Tue, Aug 24, 2004
New Afghan Army Asserts Itself - at Christian Science Monitor - Mon, Aug 23, 2004
Harvesting the Roots of a New Revolution - at The Washington Post - Sun, Aug 22, 2004
The fog and dog of war - at Asia Times Online - Fri, Aug 20, 2004
For Iraqi and Afghan Olympians, victory is just being there - at Christian Science Monitor - Thu, Aug 19, 2004
One Afghan, 6 votes -- and 5 up for sale - at Toronto Star (reg req'd) - Mon, Aug 16, 2004
Afghanistan's presidential hopefuls - at BBC - Tue, Aug 10, 2004
Taliban Maintains Grip Rooted in Fear - at The Washington Post - Mon, Aug 09, 2004
Afghanistan Struggles to Build a Democracy - at PBS - Thu, Aug 05, 2004
The woman who wants to be Afghan president - at The Independent (UK) - Wed, Aug 04, 2004
Terrorism's Harvest - at TIME Magazine - Mon, Aug 02, 2004
A US 'proconsul' in Afghanistan - at Christian Science Monitor - Thu, Jul 29, 2004
A 'heartbreaking' decision - at The Guardian (UK). - Wed, Jul 28, 2004
Opium trade booms in 'basket-case' Afghanistan - at The Independent (UK) - Wed, Jul 28, 2004
A triumph of puppet power - at The Independent (UK) - Tue, Jul 27, 2004
US now linked to 'vigilantes' in Afghanistan - at Asia Times Online - Sat, Jul 24, 2004
On the refugee front, a hopeful trend - at Christian Science Monitor - Tue, Jul 20, 2004
Afghans get to vote, sort of - at Asia Times Online - Fri, Jul 16, 2004
His Own Abu Ghraib - at TIME Magazine - Sun, Jul 11, 2004
Battle for Afghanistan's air waves - at Asia Times Online - Tue, Jul 06, 2004
More troops to Afghanistan - at Radio Netherlands. - Thu, Jul 01, 2004
Where the Taliban laid mines, a Californian charity plants vines - at The Independent (UK) - Thu, Jul 01, 2004
Despite optimism, hurdles remain for Afghan elections - at Boston Globe - Fri, Jun 25, 2004
Key to governing Afghans: the clans - at Christian Science Monitor - Thu, Jun 24, 2004
US in search of allies in Afghanistan - at Asia Times Online - Tue, Jun 22, 2004
Ballots, Bullets, Barflies - at FOX News - Tue, Jun 22, 2004
Far from victory - at Radio Netherlands. - Fri, Jun 18, 2004
US gets cosy with Taliban's point man - at Asia Times Online - Thu, Jun 17, 2004
Karzai seeks more troops - at The Economist - Wed, Jun 16, 2004
Insurgency pattern spans Islamic nations - at Christian Science Monitor - Wed, Jun 16, 2004
A ride to Afghanistan with a taxed Air Force - at Christian Science Monitor - Wed, Jun 16, 2004
New twist in the Afghanistan story - at Asia Times Online - Tue, Jun 15, 2004
Karzai's pleas - at Radio Netherlands. - Tue, Jun 15, 2004
Afghanistan Has Everything but Peace - at Antiwar.com - Tue, Jun 15, 2004
Afghan aid workers live in fear - at BBC - Thu, Jun 10, 2004
Afghanistan's Buddhas still under threat - at Christian Science Monitor - Tue, Jun 08, 2004

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