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Op-Ed: Can Afghanistan afford a run-off election?

Predictions of the likelihood of a run-off election in Afghanistan have been floating around for the past few weeks. Can Afghanistan really afford a second round, taking into account the grave security situation?

In the Media by Ozair Tukhi

Op-Ed: Potential shift in US strategy if Karzai wins

Should Karzai win, the Obama administration would be facing a new challange which requires a new strategy; that is, how to deal with a future Karzai government, considering the administration's publicly expressed discontent with his current government.

In the Media by Ozair Tukhi - 1 comment

Karzai claims victory in Afghanistan, so does rival

As the polling stations in Afghanistan closed both President Hamid Karzai and Dr Abdullah Abdullah are claiming to be the victor. The official answer though will not be in for quite some time.

In the Media by KJ Mullins

Op-Ed: A long term remedy to ethnic polarization in Afghanistan

A micro approach to nation building is the long term remedy to ethnic polarization in Afghanistan. The macro approach though necessary is not sufficient to build a cohesive nation.

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Karzai ponders early elections

Afghan President Hamid Karzai says he is considering either bringing forward the 2014 date for presidential elections or speeding up the security handover.

Shakespeare's Afghan journey to the Globe

VIDEO: Afghan women struggle with addiction

A recent report conducted by the Afghan authorities suggests that there are more than a million Afghans struggling with drug addiction.

Can the Afghan army take the lead in battle?

Can the Afghan army take control on the battlefield?

Afghan prisoner transfers resume

Nato has resumed the handing over of Afghan detainees to the government, alliance officials say.