References

Additional sources and materials

1. Afghan's presidential candidate calls for criminal enquiry. Hindustan Times,15.09.2009.
  
 2. Siddique Abubakar. Dogged By Security Failings, Karzai Seeks Reelection. RFE/RL's Radio Free Afghanistan. 29.11.2008.  
 3. Taylor Paul. Afghan urges "name and shame" war on graft, drugs. Reuters,16.03.2008.  
 4. Filkins Dexter. Afghan Leader Finds Himself Hero No More. The New York Times,8.02.2008.  
 5. Graff Peter. Karzai ignored U.N. pleas on Afghan VP choice. Kabul, Reuters. 4.05.2009.  
 6. Graff Peter. Karzai opponent says in talks to field single ticket. Kabul, Reuters.17.05.2009.  
 7. Karimi Faisal. Mohaqeq: Karzai to Share Power, if Re-elected. Quqnoos, 13.06.2009.  
 8. Kent Arthur. Shamed Lawman Begs Karzai to Drop Criminal Investigation.Skyreporter.com., 13.01.2008.  
 9. Ashraf Ghani nominated for the elections- www.quqnoos.com. 21.12.2008.  
 10. Haleem Abdul. Election campaign echos political diversity in Afghanistan. Xinhua,17.06.2009.  
 11. Kent Arthur. Clean Hands’ Candidate a Threat to Karzai’s Fat Cats. Skyreporter.com,16.06.2009.  
 12. Borger Julian and MacAskill Ewen. US will appoint Afghan 'prime minister' to bypass Hamid Karzai. The Guardian (UK),22.03.2009.  
 13. Siddique Abubakar. Afghanistan's Helmand Province Becomes Electoral Litmus Test. Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty,19.08.2009.  
 14. Porter Gareth. Karzai and Warlords Mount Massive Vote Fraud Scheme. IPS-Inter Press Service. Washington, 19.08.2009.  
 15. Bernton Hal. At some Afghan polling places, Karzai got every vote. The Seattle Times, 5.09.2009.  
 16. Mayar Hadi. Lengthy electoral process,rigging charges undermine Afghan ballot.Kabul, Xinhua, 14.09.2009.  
 17. New York Times, 2.11.2009.  
 18. New York Times, 5.11.2009.