Afghan President-elect Ashraf Ghani has delayed his planned inauguration ceremony until the afternoon as his rival Abdullah Abdullah also postponed a scheduled competing swearing-in ceremony.

Prez-elect Ghani and Abdullah Abdullah swearing-in postponed

Ashraf Ghani took oath as the president of Afghanistan today, amid blasts in Kabul. His rival - Abdullah Abdullah held his own swearing-in ceremony. This report tells you more about the political crisis in Afghanistan.

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Afghanistan: Abdullah Abdullah threatens parallel inauguration after the disputed election

The gunmen attacked Friday in a ceremony in the Afghan capital, Kabul, where a top Afghan political leader, Abdullah Abdullah, was present but escaped unharmed. 30 people died in this attack. This attack in Kabul comes days after the Afghan peace deal.

WION Fineprint: Attack in Kabul took place days after the Afghan peace deal

At least 32 killed after gunmen target Kabul ceremony; Islamic State claims responsibility

The gunmen attacked Friday in a ceremony in the Afghan capital, Kabul, where a top Afghan political leader, Abdullah Abdullah, was present but escaped unharmed. 27 people died in this attack.

Afghan political leader Abdullah survives of attack in Kabul ceremony, 27 dies

India welcomes preliminary results of Afghanistan presidential election

Afghanistan's presidential poll results delayed again

Afghan chief executive wants halt to election recount

Afghanistan braces for political uncertainty in election's wake

One of the front-runners for the Afghan presidency, the country's chief executive, Abdullah Abdullah, declared himself the winner of elections for the post on September 30. Watch this video to know more.

Afghanistan: Abdullah Abdullah claims victory ahead of results

Political Crisis Continues In Afghanistan After Elections Afghanistan voted last week. The results are yet to be released, but both incumbent President Ashraf Ghani and the country's chief executive Abdullah Abdullah have claimed victory already. This report explores the political chaos in Afghanistan.

Gravitas: Afghanistan Elections: Both Camps Claim Victory

One of the front-runners for the Afghan presidency, the country's chief executive, Abdullah Abdullah, declared himself the winner of elections for the post on Monday (September 30) - as has his chief rival, incumbent Ashraf Ghani.

Afghanistan : Abdullah Abdullah claims victory in presidential poll

Afghanistan deployed more than 100,000 troops and police on Friday (September 27) to guard polling stations in a presidential election due to be held at the weekend which the Taliban has threatened to disrupt with suicide bombings and rocket attacks.

Afghanistan bolsters security as Taliban threatens presidential poll

Old rivals square up again as an uncertain Afghanistan votes

Afghans are set to head to polls on Saturday (September 28) to choose the country's new leader. Some 9.6 million voters have registered, in a country with a population of about 32 million.

Violence and fraud overshadow Afghanistan poll

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Afghan chief executive supports delegation for Taliban talks

Afghan vice president narrowly escapes death for a second time

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