Afghanistan

Global media watchdogs said that 2021 saw one of the lowest number of journalists killed in work-related incidents since it...

U.S. authorities returned 248 pieces of looted art worth around US$15 million to India after most of the artifacts were...

The last few months have been the most difficult for independent Russian journalists since the Soviet era. Here’s how the...

The COVID-19 pandemic sweeping the world has made people poorer and more vulnerable to human trafficking, according to the...

Moldovan President Maia Sandu launched this week a new corruption monitoring body, arguing that the current anti-corruption...

International press freedom advocates urged Afghan authorities on Monday to thoroughly investigate the recent murder of a...

With the figurative stroke of a pen, Afghan President Ashraf Ghani put his sibling into the chromite business with a...

U.S. authorities awarded Monarch Air Group over 100 contracts, including transporting protected witnesses and fuel for the...

Secret warehouses, shady tenders, and old friends: How the tobacco industry is gaining influence in Pakistan.

In March 2011, investigators in Kyrgyzstan arrested a man in the outskirts of the capital Bishkek. At his apartment they...

When I saw former Rep. Dan Burton’s column about wonderful Azerbaijan in the Washington Times today, I wanted to read it...

To Sejla Turkovic, Fahrudin “Fahro” Radoncic was a friend, a mentor, a confidante, a great boss. And no, she says, they were...