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Finally an Election Run0ff in Afghanistan

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Written by CNN   

Afghanistan is to hold a run off presidential election on November 7, it was announced Tuesday by RTA, as incumbent Hamid Karzai bowed to international pressure over claims of widespread vote fraud.

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What I Saw at the Afghan Election

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Written by Peter W. Galbraith   

Before firing me last week from my post as his deputy special representative in Afghanistan, U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon conveyed one last instruction: Do not talk to the press. In effect, I was being told to remain a team player after being thrown off the team. Nonetheless, I agreed.

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IES Announced Preliminary Results of 2009 provincial council election

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Written by Noor   

The Independent Election Commission after announcement of partial and preliminary result of presidential election, today Saturday announces the preliminary results of 30 provinces of provincial council election from (18416) polling centers entered in the system. The other four provinces (Paktika, Nangarhar, Kandahar, and Ghazni) which haven’t announced today soon will be announced by IEC.

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Summary of Audit Process in Response to ECC Order of 8 September 2009

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Written by ECC   

In accordance with the 8 September 2009 order of the Electoral Complaints Commission (ECC), the ECC and the Independent Election Commission (IEC) agreed that auditing of suspect Presidential ballots shall be carried out through a random sampling of 313 ballot boxes.

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The Ring Road: A Gift Afghanistan Cannot Afford

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Written by Jobs in Afghanistan   
By: Matthew J. Nasuti. Mr. Nasuti was a Deputy City Attorney for Los Angeles and a U.S. Air Force Captain with Air Force Logistics Command. He helped oversee the construction of Comiso Air Station in Sicily. He then served as a contracts manager and later consultant to Bechtel Corporation, the world's largest construction company. Mr. Nasuti is recognized by the U.S. State Department as an expert in reconstruction. It hired him last year as a Senior City Management Advisor to one of its (...) - Kabul Press Reveals
 

Does Democracy have a future in Afghanistan?

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Written by Jobs in Afghanistan   
edited by Emily Withers The recent official birth of democracy in Afghanistan has introduced a few questions regarding the new government's success and the way in which the presidential elections have been handled. Most commentators and scholars have never analyzed the broader picture of the contemporary political situation in Afghanistan, viewing it from individual perspectives and ignoring political ideologies. In other words, most scholars have adopted a position of historical (...) - Opinion
 
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