Farangis Najibullah

Farangis Najibullah is a senior correspondent for RFE/RL who has reported on a wide range of topics from Central Asia, including the impact of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on the region. She has extensively covered efforts by Central Asian states to repatriate and reintegrate their citizens who joined Islamic State in Syria and Iraq.

NajiballahF@rferl.org

Also by Farangis Najibullah

April 15, 2003
Afghanistan: Is The Taliban Regrouping In An Effort To Destabilize?
April 11, 2003
Afghanistan: Reconstruction Continues Amid Worries Over Donors' Long-Term Commitment
April 08, 2003
Central Asia: Despite Ban On Censorship, Pressure Continues On Media
April 07, 2003
Tajikistan: Limiting Exposure Of Citizens, Terrorists To Radioactive Waste A Struggle
April 01, 2003
Afghanistan: Attacks Against Troops, Foreigners Not Seen As Linked To Iraq War
March 31, 2003
Central Asia: In Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Police Leave Residents Feeling Anything But Safe
March 27, 2003
Central Asia: Tajiksitan, Kyrgyzstan Making Efforts To Reform Health-Care Systems
March 21, 2003
Central Asia: Destabilization Fears Sparked By Iraq War
March 19, 2003
Afghanistan: Kabul Pleads Not To Be Forgotten During Iraq Crisis
March 18, 2003
Central Asia: Why Is Russia Suddenly Paying So Much Attention To Dushanbe And Bishkek?
March 14, 2003
Tajikistan: Referendum To Ask Voters To Extend President's Term
March 12, 2003
Iraq: What Does A Postwar Future Hold For The Ba'ath Party?
March 11, 2003
Afghanistan: Little Progress Seen In Reform Of Judicial System
March 07, 2003
Tajikistan: Rights Groups Say Executions Increasing
March 04, 2003
Turkmenistan: OSCE Raises Human Rights Issues
March 03, 2003
Tajikistan: Dushanbe Moves Toward National Bar Association, But Defense Lawyers Skeptical
February 26, 2003
Central Asia: Region Struggles To Combat High Rates Of Tuberculosis
February 20, 2003
Central Asia: National Armies Of Uzbekistan, Tajikistan Changing With The Times
February 19, 2003
Central Asia: Reaction Mixed To Possible War In Iraq
February 17, 2003
Tajikistan: Minefields A Lasting Legacy Of Civil War

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Farangis Najibullah

Also by Farangis Najibullah

Afghanistan: Is The Taliban Regrouping In An Effort To Destabilize?

Afghanistan: Reconstruction Continues Amid Worries Over Donors' Long-Term Commitment

Central Asia: Despite Ban On Censorship, Pressure Continues On Media

Tajikistan: Limiting Exposure Of Citizens, Terrorists To Radioactive Waste A Struggle

Afghanistan: Attacks Against Troops, Foreigners Not Seen As Linked To Iraq War

Central Asia: In Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Police Leave Residents Feeling Anything But Safe

Central Asia: Tajiksitan, Kyrgyzstan Making Efforts To Reform Health-Care Systems

Central Asia: Destabilization Fears Sparked By Iraq War

Afghanistan: Kabul Pleads Not To Be Forgotten During Iraq Crisis

Central Asia: Why Is Russia Suddenly Paying So Much Attention To Dushanbe And Bishkek?

Tajikistan: Referendum To Ask Voters To Extend President's Term

Iraq: What Does A Postwar Future Hold For The Ba'ath Party?

Afghanistan: Little Progress Seen In Reform Of Judicial System

Tajikistan: Rights Groups Say Executions Increasing

Turkmenistan: OSCE Raises Human Rights Issues

Tajikistan: Dushanbe Moves Toward National Bar Association, But Defense Lawyers Skeptical

Central Asia: Region Struggles To Combat High Rates Of Tuberculosis

Central Asia: National Armies Of Uzbekistan, Tajikistan Changing With The Times

Central Asia: Reaction Mixed To Possible War In Iraq

Tajikistan: Minefields A Lasting Legacy Of Civil War