&host=rt.com&uri=/politics/karzais-government-battle-peoples/comments/&via=(none)&ua=CCBot/1.0 (+http://www.commoncrawl.org/bot.html))
breakingnews
03.11.2009, 12:45
“The Afghani people are not very happy with Karzai and corruption,” Walid Phares, a senior fellow from the Foundation for Defense of Democracies told RT.
09.12.2009, 11:42
4 comments
Pakistan sees India’s growing economic and political profile in Afghanistan as a threat, which, it is feared, might lead to growing tensions between the two historic nuclear rivals and even countermeasures by Pakistan.
30.03.2010, 10:12
2 comments
Pakistan’s Minister of State for Interior Tasneem Ahmed Qureshi has told RT’s sister channel “Rusiya al-Yaum” that Pakistan is paying an unprecedented high price for becoming hostage to terrorism.
31.08.2009, 17:39
2 comments
Japan’s ruling Conservatives have suffered a landslide defeat at the hands of the Democratic Party. Natalya Stapran, political analyst from the Moscow Institute of International Relations shared her reaction with RT.
20.08.2009, 17:40
2 comments
"Everybody knows Hamid Karzai is inefficient, weak and unpopular leader, still everybody would tell you he’s going to win," says Georgy Mirsky, a professor from the Institute of World Economy & International Relations.
30.07.2009, 20:49
2 comments
“A symbol of trust” – that is what Russian President Dmitry Medvedev dubbed his meeting with the leaders of Tajikistan, Afghanistan and Pakistan during a visit to the Tajik capital, Dushanbe.
20.08.2009, 20:41
Whoever wins matters less than how that government will be capable of governing and how it will be viewed by the Afghan people, argues Tony Blankley, a contributor to the Washington Times.
27.08.2009, 10:23
As Afghans await the announcement of the results from last Thursday’s presidential election, violence is escalating, making August the deadliest month of the war in Afghanistan so far for international forces.
27.01.2010, 13:51
UN Security Council has removed five former Taliban officials from its sanctions list, imposed for alleged links with al-Qaeda. The decision came ahead of key international conference on Afghanistan to be held in London.
03.12.2009, 15:05
7 comments
Global and local, public and personal – Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s annual televised live call-in show with Russian citizens broke time records and touched upon a wide range of issues.
Published: 19 November, 2009, 08:58
Edited: 19 November, 2009, 17:25
On Thursday, incumbent leader Hamid Karzai was sworn in as president of Afghanistan for a second five-year term. He won August's election only after his rival, Abdullah Abdullah, dropped out of a planned second ballot.
