Jirga Delegates Get Sidetracked
Delegates struggle to stick to the order of business at another chaotic session of the grand assembly.
Historic Loya Jirga Vote
Could election of grand assembly head represent first signs of the rebirth of democracy in Afghanistan?
Karzai Elected President
As expected, Hamed Karzai has been elected head of Afghanistan's transitional government at the grand assembly.
Assembly Captivates Kabulis
Everyone has an opinion on the Loya Jirga - even those who harbour doubts are squeezing into cafes and restaurants to watch TV coverage.
Jirga Puts Islam at Heart of Government
The adoption of an Islamic moniker for the new administration reflects the lingering influence of the mujahedin.
Karzai Sets Out His Stall
In his first speech as the new president of Afghanistan, Hamed Karzai is tough with international donors but vague on the country' still powerful warlords.
Language Controversy
The predominant use of Dari in grand assembly proceedings has angered many Pashto-speakers.
Karzai Hears Regional Woes
Provincial delegates pour out their troubles to Afghanistan's newly elected leader.
Inside the Assembly
Although access to the grand assembly compound has been strictly controlled, this reporter managed to get in with a pool of journalists on Sunday.
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