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Interview with Siddiq Barmak: The Front Lines - Vimarsana News

Interview with Siddiq Barmak: The Front Lines

In 2003, film director Siddiq Barmak shot the first highly-acclaimed Afghan feature film "Osama", based on the rule of the Taliban in Afghanistan. He just completed shooting on a new film project, entitled "Opium War". Martin Gerner spoke with him in Kabul

Interview with Farhad Darya: "Life Is Beautiful! Don't Ruin It!" - Vimarsana News

Interview with Farhad Darya: "Life Is Beautiful! Don't Ruin It!"

The world community and local politics should pay more heed to Afghan culture, says Farhad Darya, the internationally known pop star and UN ambassador. He explained the reasons in an interview with Eleonore von Bothmer, and also talked about the power of music

Sonia Nassery Cole: "The Black Tulip": Overcoming All Hurdles - Vimarsana News

Sonia Nassery Cole: "The Black Tulip": Overcoming All Hurdles

As impossible as it may seem, a feature film about a family in Kabul that opens a literary café catering to artists and poets has been shot on location in Afghanistan. Despite death threats from the Taliban, the Afghan-American director and activist Sonia Nassery Cole succeeded in completing her film The Black Tulip. Homeira Heidary reports

The Swat Peace Accord in Pakistan: "A Dangerous Precedence" - Vimarsana News

The Swat Peace Accord in Pakistan: "A Dangerous Precedence"

Judges trained in Islamic law began reviewing cases this week in a northwest Pakistani region where the government imposed religious rule to make peace with the Taliban. The deal is likely to encourage other groups to push for similar demands, says Pakistani jurist Zubair Masood, in this interview by Nusrat Sheikh

Maliha Zulfacar, Afghanistan's Ambassador to Germany: "People in Afghanistan Need More Tangible Changes" - Vimarsana News

Maliha Zulfacar, Afghanistan's Ambassador to Germany: "People in Afghanistan Need More Tangible Changes"

Maliha Zulfacar is one of two female Afghan ambassadors. In this interview with Martin Gerner, she talks about her unusual career, as well as about NATO's military strategy, and the reconstruction process in Afghanistan