Weekly Dialogue

Weekly Dialogue

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Sultanzoi: “A Wrong Decision by the Special Court Could Lead Afghanistan towards a Crisis,”

An interview with Daud Sultanzoi, an unsuccessful candidate from Ghazni, who is protesting the final results of September’s Parliamentary elections.Will you accept the Special Court’s decision if it approves the final results of the elections and certifies the new Parliament as legitimate? ...

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The New Parliament will be a Strong Critic and an Active Monitor of the Afghan Government

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Afghan Chamber of Commerce: “Iran wants to challenge the Afghan government and its international allies.”

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Mojda: “It will mean a defeat for the Americans if they leave Afghanistan in such a critical situation.”

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Durand Line: A Major Reason of War in Afghanistan

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What is the outlook for the new Parliament?

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“The main objective of the Constitutional Oversight Commission is to support the Rule of Law.”

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Dr. Muhaiudin Mehdi: “A parliamentary system is the only proper way to solve problems in a Multi-Tribal country like Afghanistan”

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The Electoral Complaints Commission will propose a package of recommendations to bring positive changes in the Election Law.

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IEC Deputy Spokesperosn: "The IEC is making every effort to regain its credibility."

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Waqef Hakimi: “The level of fraud in future elections will drop if perpetrators of fraud are brought to justice.”

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Free and Fair Elections in Afghanistan Are Almost a Dream

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FEFA: “No women participated in the parliamentary election in Paktika Province”

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“Even if Pakistan opens fire on Afghanistan from the presidential palace, Americans will not pressure Pakistan.” -- Ahmad Saeedi

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The Progress of Afghanistan’s Parliamentary Elections

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An interview with Shukria Barakzai, Member of Parliament and Candidate in the upcoming Parliamentary Elections

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The Wikileaks Documents Have Drawn World Attention to the War on Terror in Afghanistan

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Afghan Government Should Wake Up and Get the Most Benefit from Outcomes of Kabul International Conference

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An interview with Jandad Spinghar, Head of the Free and Fair Election Foundation (FEFA)

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Interview with Farida Tarana, Afghan Singer and a Candidate of the Upcoming Parliamentary Election

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“The President wants a subservient parliament”

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Karzai’s Legislative Decree, Which Is Now the Legal Framework of Parliamentary Election, Has Legal Limitations

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Taliban Aim Is To Exhaust International Community

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Mahmood Saiqal: "Karzai Is Trapped in His Own Quagmire"

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What will be discussed in the upcoming Kabul Peace Jirga?

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Bashardost: Karzai’s legislative decree has transferred power of Afghan Nation to Afghanistan Election Commission

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Karzia's Major Electoral Challenger, Making Comments about President's Recent Anti Western Stance

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Peace and Development in Afghanistan: A Move Towards Democracy or a Return to Tribal Structures?

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An interview with Zakeria Barakzai, Deputy Chief of Independent Election Commission Secretariat

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Masooda Jalal: "Women Need More"

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There is no difference between destroying democracy by bombs and guns and destroying democracy by corruption, falsification and bribery

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“In most parts of the country people consider the act of voting as equal to losing their lives”

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