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From Prison to Election; Candidate from Prison Running for Upcoming Election
An Afghan candidate from western Farah province, who is currently in prison, has nominated himself for the upcoming parliamentary election
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We will Compensate past Mistake by Voting to Mahmoodi: Bakh Residence
The residence of northern Balkh province on Saturday broadly expressed support from the candidacy of Sayed Alireza Mahmoodi in the upcoming parliamentary election
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Blast Hits Election Rally in Takhar/ Casualties feared
An explosion hit an election rally in northeastern Takhar province, killing at least 13 people and wounding 32 others, according to reports
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Biometric to be Used Offline in election: IEC
After the massive protests of the political parties, Afghan Independent Election Commission (IEC) announced that biometric devices will be used in the upcoming election
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Red Cross Resumes its Activities in Afghanistan
The leading humanitarian charity cut almost all its aid for Afghans after the Taliban group withdrew protection, leaving staff and buildings open to attack
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US Envoy Khalilzad Meets Taliban Representatives
According to reports, the U.S. envoy for Afghanistan peace efforts met with Taliban representatives in Qatar on Friday
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Abdullah Off to Dushanbe to Attend SCO Summit
Afghanistan Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah on Thursday left Kabul for Tajikistan to attend Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit
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US Envoy Khalilzad Meets Suadi Crown Prince in Riyadh
Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman met with the US’s Special Representative for Afghanistan Reconciliation Zalmay Khalilzad in Riyadh on Wednesday
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Enough staff Trained to Use Biometric Device: IEC
Enough staff was trained to use the biometric devices on the polling day, and there will be no problem, Afghanistan’s IEC officials said
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3 High-Ranking Afghan Interior Ministry Officials sentenced to 8 years in Prison
Afghanistan’s anti-corruption Justice Counter (ACJC) for Heavy Crimes announced Tuesday that three high-ranking officials of the Interior Ministry have been sentenced to 8 years in prison over misconduct
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