Former Afghan presidential challenger Abdullah Abdullah on Wednesday welcomed increased US pressure on President Hamid Karzai to end corruption and indicated that he ...
The challenger in Afghanistan's recent election called President Hamid Karzai's victory illegal and his government a failure, saying Wednesday that the tainted administration ...
Abdullah Abdullah, right, former Afghan Foreign Minister, is surrounded by journalists during a press conference in Kabul, Afghanistan, Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2009. Abdullah, Afghan President Karzai's challenger in the recent presidential election said Wednesday that the current government will not be able ...
The main challenger in Afghanistan's troubled presidential election, Abdullah Abdullah, said Wednesday that the re-election of Hamid Karzai this week "has no legal basis". Copyright 2009 AFP Global Edition
President Hamid Karzai prepared for a second term of office on Tuesday with US President Barack Obama telling him to wipe out corruption and world leaders urging him to unify Afghanistan. Karzai was declared president for another five years after the cancellation ...
Election organisers on Monday declared Hamid Karzai president of Afghanistan for another five years, cancelling a run-off which threatened to descend into farce and further destabilise the country. The announcement followed intense diplomatic pressure and sought to draw a line under two ...
Election organisers declared Hamid Karzai president of Afghanistan for a second term on Monday, cancelling a one-man run-off election which had threatened to descend into farce. "We declare that Mr Hamid Karzai, who won the majority of votes in the first round ...
Canada's government "continues to support the Afghan-led electoral process," the Foreign Ministry said Sunday after the withdrawal from the runoff race of candidate Abdullah Abdullah. The Afghan challenger earlier pulled out of Afghanistan's run-off election, plunging the country into fresh political chaos ...
