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2009 Afghan Presidential Election
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Meeting Afghan Ambassador to China
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Challenges for Afghan Leaders
Anti-terror Efforts
US Policy on Afghanistan
Afghanistan and China
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About Election and Candidates
Columns
Cai Hong:
Japan historians add insult to the wounds of comfort women
Fu Jing:
EU could learn some economic growth lessons from China
Zhao Huanxin:
Fake and shoddy drugs a threat to people, challenge for administrators
Chen Weihua:
Foreign media outlets in US merit bouquets, not brickbats
Xin Zhiming:
Weigh pros and cons before randomly using AI technology
Sultan A. Baheen, the Afghan Ambassador to China talks to China Daily about the Afghan election, Taliban, US presence and China-Afghanistan relations.
chinadaily.com.cn
Ambassador talks of bilateral co-op
Ambassador talks about fighting terrorism
Ambassador talks about Taliban, US troops
Voter turnout low amid Taliban threats
About Election and Candidates
Afghan election: It's all about Karzai
About five major candidates
Key facts and figures about Afghan election
Possible outcomes of Afghan election
Violent road to Afghanistan election
Related Links
Office of President of Afghanistan
Official Website of Dr. Abdullah Abdullah
Independent Election Commission
Electoral Complaints Commission
UNDP's ELECT Project
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