Posts Tagged ‘Reconstruction’

Video : Hamid Karzai on Farid Zakaria GPS, ‘I’m Known for Consensus’

In Afghanistan, citizenship, Crime, News, Opinion, pakistan, Politics, TV, War on 26 October 2009 tagged Admiral Mullen, Afghanistan, Al Qaeda, CNN, Department of State, Development, Dr. Abdullah Abdullah, Dr. Ashraf Ghani, ECC, Election, Election Fraud, Electoral Complaints Commission, Fareed Zakaria, Gen. Stanley McChrystal, Gordon Brown, GPS, Hamid Karzai, IEC, Independent Election Commission, Insurgency, insurgent, John Kerry, Kabul, Karl W. Eikenberry, Maulavi Mustafa Barakzai, Minister of Foreign Affairs, NATO, New York Times, pakistan, Pashtun, Presidential Election, rahm emanuel, Reconstruction, Richard Holbrooke, run-off, runoff, runoff election, September 11, Shakespeare, Special Envoy, suicide bomb, taliban, Thomas Friedman, Turkey, UN, United Nations, United Nations Security Council, UNSC, Video, Vote Fraud, Voter Fraud, war on terror, Washington, Waziristan, World Bank, Zakaria GPS with 1 comment

Hamid Karzai says that all parties involved have had made mistakes over the past 8 years and speaks well about wanting to make the best decisions for a nation in the situation that Afghanistan is in, which are all fairly by the book positions for an unpopular President facing charges of illegitimacy at home and [...]

Election Fever and Construction Run Rampant in Kabul

In Afghanistan, Blog, History, News, Opinion, Politics on 23 July 2009 tagged Afghan election, Afghanistan, Election, Hamesha, Kabul, Reconstruction with no comments

In an interesting development, the Hamesha Blog has written about the election fever of Kabul where posters and pamphlets seem to be proliferating at a massive pace. Of course, in such an important election where many of the candidates feel that the people of the nation may not know much about the opposition candidates, this [...]