News Source: Labor Herald
| about 1 month ago
Home > News > Afghanistan's Presidential Election Afghanistan's Presidential Election Media Statement - 21st October 2009 The Australian Government welcomes the announcement that there will be a second round of voting in Afghanistan's...
News Source: AKI
| about 1 month ago
More than half of the top officials involved in Afghanistan's disputed presidential election should be replaced, United Nations secretary general Ban Ki-moon has said. Ban told the BBC that 200 officials who had been complicit in fraud should go, to...
News Source: Dawn
| about 1 month ago
Security, voter apathy and corruption are the main challenges facing organisers of a credible second round of Afghanistan's fraud-hit presidential elections, officials and analysts said. President Hamid Karzai agreed to contest a run-off after...
News Source: News 24
| about 1 month ago
The heads of more than half of Afghanistan's district election offices will be replaced to prevent fraud in a second-round presidential election critical to the country's credibility and foreign support. After days of diplomatic wrangling, President...
News Source: Reuters
| about 1 month ago
Secretary of Defense Robert Gates said on Wednesday that there was no rift between President Barack Obama's military and civilian advisers on the Afghan war strategy. "These rumors of some kind of rift are just not accurate and do not reflect the...
News Source: Asian Wall Street Journal
| about 1 month ago
When Sen. John Kerry left Kabul on Sunday night after an intense series of weekend meetings with Afghan President Hamid Karzai and other U.S. officials, he knew Mr. Karzai was still wavering over accepting an audit of election fraud that would...