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Bhutto widower elected Pakistani president
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - The widower of slain former premier Benazir Bhutto became Pakistan's new president Saturday after winning a landslide election victory that makes him a critical partner of the West against international terrorism.
Nations:Pakistan Afghanistan Algeria Tunisia People:Benazir Bhutto Nawaz Sharif Condoleezza Rice Source:(AP)
2008-09-06
Zardari wins Pakistan election; bomb kills 16
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Asif Ali Zardari, the widower of former Pakistani prime minister Benazir Bhutto, swept to victory in a presidential election on Saturday.
Nations:Pakistan Afghanistan People:Benazir Bhutto Nawaz Sharif Source:(Reuters)
2008-09-06
Zardari says global terror Pakistan's priority
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - Pakistan's presidential front-runner said in a newspaper column Thursday he stands with the U.S. against international terrorism, comments that appeared amid growing furor over an American-led cross-border attack in Pakistani territory.
Nations:Afghanistan Pakistan Spain People:Benazir Bhutto Nawaz Sharif Activities:Anti-terror War in Pakistan
2008-09-04
Pakistan's Growing Chain of Violence
A failed assassination attempt on Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani in the capital Islamabad highlights insecurity in the nuclear-armed country just three days before a presidential election will name Pervez Musharraf's successor. Pakistan has been rocked by a spate of violence that has seen hundreds die in suicide bombings and explosions over the past month. At the same time, speculation is stirring that Wednesday's seemingly spur-of-the-moment attack on Gilani's convoy may have been retaliation for a U.S.-led attack earlier in the day along the Afghan-Pakistan border. Previous military activity in the same area has ratcheted up tensions between the trio of uneasy allies in the war against terror.
Nations:Pakistan Afghanistan France People:Benazir Bhutto Nawaz Sharif Activities:Anti-terror War in Pakistan Source:(Time)
2008-09-03
Pakistan pursues cases against opposition leader
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - Pakistani prosecutors said Tuesday they are pressing ahead with corruption cases against opposition leader Nawaz Sharif, a move his aide called "blackmail" as the presidential race grew increasingly testy.
Nations:Pakistan Afghanistan People:Nawaz Sharif Benazir Bhutto Source:(AP)
2008-09-02
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