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49 parties and 2 offices are currently tracked inside Afghanistan's political system.
Religious authority shapes executive decisions
Religious councils may override elected bodies
Religious and political authority overlaps
Derived from system type and role classification
Afghanistan is a islamic theocracy in Asia. Its capital is Kabul and it has an approximate population of 41.5 million.
Afghanistan's political system incorporates theocratic elements, meaning religious authority plays a direct role in governance and lawmaking alongside, or above, secular institutions.
Afghanistan's political landscape includes 49 political parties and 2 offices.
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