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Son of Afghan Australian killed in Afghanistan #39;devastated #39;
Nemat Musawi, the son of an Afghan Australian who was tortured and killed in Afghanistan while visiting relatives, says his family wants justice. Read more here: http://ab.co/Zjm3Gi.
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[RAW VIDEO]: Indian Consulate in Afghanistan Attacked, Four Gunmen Killed
[RAW VIDEO]: Indian Consulate in Afghanistan Attacked, Four Gunmen Killed videolarn The Indian consulate in Herat in Afghanistan was attacked on Friday by four heavily armed gunmen who...
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Ashraf Ghani Sworn In As Afghanistan #39;s President; Taliban Strikes Kill 10
Ashraf Ghani Sworn In As Afghanistan #39;s President; Taliban Strikes Kill 10.
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Artillery howitzer in Afghanistan
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By Jethro Mullen and Brian Walker, CNN
updated 9:10 AM EDT, Mon September 29, 2014
STORY HIGHLIGHTS
(CNN) -- Ashraf Ghani was sworn in Monday as Afghanistan's President, sealing the country's first peaceful democratic transition of power.
Ghani, a former finance minister, takes office after signing a power-sharing deal last week with his rival presidential candidate, Abdullah Abdullah.
He succeeds Hamid Karzai, who experienced a rocky relationship with the United States during his 13 years in power that began after the fall of the Taliban.
A reminder of the challenges facing Ghani and Afghanistan came a few miles away from the presidential palace in Kabul: A suicide bomber targeting a police checkpoint killed four police officers and three civilians Monday morning, said Sediq Sediqqi, a spokesman for the Afghan Interior Ministry.
Elsewhere in Afghanistan, three suicide bombers killed four Afghan police officers Monday at a district police headquarters in the eastern Paktia province, Sediqqi said.
Ghani and Abdullah had been locked in a lengthy dispute amid accusations of voting fraud and manipulation, raising fears of increased instability in the fragile, war-torn country.
Under the agreement, Abdullah, a former foreign minister who later became a vocal critic of Karzai's, will take a newly created position of chief executive officer, which will have similar functions to a prime minister.
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Afghanistan's President sworn in