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Crime in Afghanistan: The Kabul police chief, the plague of kidnapping, and the meaning of fear One man has put himself at the centre of a country's battle against corruption Kabul police officers bring in a suspected arms trafficker for questioning. Photograph: Jason Burke General Ali Shah Khan Paktiwal, the chief of the Kabul criminal investigation department, sits forward in his chair, stubs out a Marlboro Red... [read full story]
Iranian officials have confirmed the deaths of 16 police officers who were abducted by Sunni militants in June. The men were seized in south-eastern Iran by a group called Jundullah, which represents Iran's Baluch minority....
Animal cruelty cases increased to just under 140,000 per year in 2007 Wales has become the first country in the UK to publish official guidance to help animal owners take care of their dogs, cats and horses. The Welsh Assembly...
Reaching the knockout stages of the Uefa Cup should represent a success for a club that has been without European football for seven years but there was no sense of achievement among Martin O'Neill and his players last night as...
