Afghan Presidential Rivals to Share Power

Afghan presidential candidates have finally negotiated a long-awaited deal to share power in a so-called national unity government, a move likely to end a months-long election crisis in the war-shattered country. Officials say the two men vying to replace President Hamid Karzai will sign the document on Sunday, the same day the election commission will announce results of a bitterly disputed June presidential runoff. The political power-sharing deal was finalized after more than two...

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