Infographic: Afghanistan’s flags over the yearsAfghanistan’s flag has been changed or modified at least 18 times over the past 100 years.
Iraq’s strongmen 10 years after Saddam HusseinSince the execution of the deposed leader, the country has witnessed the emergence of a number of powerful figures.
Tension soars in Kabul as Tajik king is laid to restBurial in Afghan capital of Tajik king and his aides, executed in 1929, highlights Pashtun-Tajik ethnic divide.
Tajik Islamist leaders face 30 years to life in prisonSixteen leaders of banned Islamic Renaissance Party are accused of conspiring to bring down the country’s government.
Heavy fighting rages in Afghanistan’s KunduzAfghan forces and the Taliban both claim gains amid fierce battles after the armed group’s offensive to seize key city.
Afghanistan peace talks and obstacles to a Taliban dealPeace talks in Afghanistan resumed this week, but on several major issues neither side is likely to compromise.
Tajikistan poised to slide back towards warAnalysts say Central Asian nation is under internal and external pressure after decades-long rule of Emomali Rahmon.
Q&A: The high price of freedom of speech in AfghanistanJournalists and critics in Afghanistan say freedom of speech requires sacrifice – and many have made the ultimate one.
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