Abdullah wins support of key figure in Afghan race
Rassoul’s backing for Abdullah is seen as crucial, as most of his support is from Pashtun-dominated south of country.
Features & Analysis
The irreversible journey of Afghan women in elections
There are indications that the percentage of women voters may be much higher.
Afghan presidential hopefuls raise fraud concerns
World leaders praise courage of voters, urge patience
Karzai’s legacy may surprise us
Afghan presidents historically have never gone gently into the night — they've been variably shot, poisoned, or hanged.
Where do I call home?
Since January 2013, 655 Afghans of a total one million living in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa have returned to their native land.
Opinion
Who will be Afghanistan's new president?
A look at the three favourite hopefuls and the promises they have made to the people of Afghanistan.
Old politics, young Afghanistan
Coming at a very critical juncture for the country, the Afghan polls mean much more than just selecting a new president.
Why the Taliban won’t succeed in Afghanistan now
History does not repeat itself. If ever it looks like it’s stuck in a rut and moving in circles, do take a closer.
Afghans and Pakistanis; friends turned foes?
Media attention rarely canvases the sentiments of the Afghans and their increasingly negative perception of Pakistan.