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Articles Written by: CARLOTTA GALL
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Carlotta Gall is a British journalist who covers Afghanistan and Pakistan for The New York Times.
KABUL, Afghanistan Once the most powerful man in Afghanistan, Marshal Muhammad Qasim Fahim sat on the political sidelines for the past five years after being accused of corruption and maintaining an armed militia when he was defense minister.
Now, ...
PUL-I-CHARKHI, Afghanistan A Kabul teacher assigned to run a polling station in this village arrived at 6 a.m. on Election Day to find the ballot boxes already full, well before the voting was to start. When he protested, the other election officials ...
KABUL, Afghanistan The first preliminary results in the Afghan presidential election released Tuesday showed that President Hamid Karzai had a slender lead over his main challenger, Abdullah Abdullah, but not a majority, with 10 percent of the votes ...
Official results have yet to be released Afghanistan’s election commission plans to announce partial results on Tuesday but the minister, who is also chief economic adviser to the president, quoted figures he said had been provided to the cabinet. ...
KABUL, Afghanistan Turnout by female voters in Afghanistan’s presidential election on Thursday was notably low, and women were disproportionately affected by the violence and intimidation, a number of election observer organizations said ...
KABUL, Afghanistan Defying Taliban warnings and a flurry of rocket attacks apparently aimed at polling stations, Afghans voted Thursday in an election that has become a critical benchmark of the nation’s progress for both the Afghan government and the ...
KABUL, Afghanistan Away from the big rallies and famous candidates, there are several dozen barely known candidates running for president of Afghanistan in Thursday’s election, among them two women, a 62-year-old mullah, a caretaker and a fortuneteller. ...
KABUL, Afghanistan Whether and how to negotiate peace with the Taliban has become the one issue that no candidate in the Afghan presidential election can avoid taking a stand on. There is broad agreement that the war must end, but debate swirls around ...
KABUL, Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai moved to strengthen his chances of re-election on Sunday, just four days before the voting, by appearing in a live televised debate with two of his opponents and allowing an Uzbek warlord to return to ...
KABUL, Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai is still leading in the presidential race one week before the national election, but his opponents are closing the gap, and he still falls short of the 50 percent support needed to avoid a runoff, a new opinion ...
