Hamid Karzai

Afghan elections headed for a runoff

By Noah Rayman

Afghan Presidential Race Set for Run-Off

By Nolan Feeney

Abdullah Widens Lead as Afghanistan Counts Votes

By Nolan Feeney

Afghans Cast Their Votes

By TIME Staff
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Afghans Cast Their Votes

Despite warnings of violence by the Taliban, Afghans turned out in large numbers to vote in Saturday's presidential election. Afghan forces were dispatched in a massive operation across the nation to protect voters

By Krista Mahr

Early Morning Attacks in Eastern Afghanistan Kill 10

The Taliban has claimed responsibility for a series of coordinated, deadly attacks on a police compound in Jalalabad, just weeks before the presidential elections. The provincial governor said the attacks "will not weaken our morale"

By Nate Rawlings

Afghanistan's President is Furious at the Way the U.S. Has Conducted the War

Hamid Karzai says he's in two minds over whether the war was worth it

By Per Liljas

Obama Warns Afghanistan Leader of U.S. Withdrawal

Unless a so-called Bilateral Security Agreement is reached soon

By Denver Nicks

Intelligence Chief Says Afghanistan Leader Unlikely to Sign Security Pact

James Clapper says Hamid Karzai probably won't strike a deal for U.S. troops to stay

By Denver Nicks

Karzai's Not-So-Crazy Endgame

The Afghan President's bizarre behavior has rational roots in a bloody history

By Fareed Zakaria

Karzai Said to Have Secret Talks with Taliban

The Afghan president reportedly tried to reach a peace deal without the involvement of American and Western allies

By Nate Rawlings

Afghanistan Presidential Election Season Kicks Off

Election day set for April 5

By Sam Frizell

Afghanistan Now, Photographs by Yuri Kozyrev

Yuri Kozyrev visited Afghanistan's President Hamid Karzai, and saw a Kabul that has been shaped by war.

By Aryn Baker
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