Where Pakistan stands

Source: Dawn

Islamabad : Pakistan | 2 months ago

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The storm appears to have passed but it has left a weakened country that continues to face a number of structural problems in a number of areas. It would be useful to recall what produced the storm in the first place in order to see in which direction the country is headed and how it can be made to achieve...

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Where Pakistan stands

News Source: Dawn | about 1 month ago

The storm appears to have passed but it has left a weakened country that continues to face a number of structural problems in a number of areas. It would be useful to recall what produced the storm in the first place in order to see in which...
Zardari meets Musharraf secretly

News Source: Jang.com.pk | about 1 month ago

Visiting President Asif Ali Zardari is said to have met former President Gen (retd) Pervez Musharraf near New York. President Zardari was on a five-day official visit to the UN...The most crucial meetings of his visit were held during his private...
Pervez: Didn’t resign under secret deal

News Source: Asian Age | about 1 month ago

Mr Musharraf quit as President of Pakistan in August last year. He left Pakistan in mid-April and has been living abroad since then. Following a Supreme Court ruling declaring the 2007 emergency imposed by him as illegal and unconstitutional, Mr...
Musharraf says he didn't quit government on 'guaranteed' deal

News Source: NewKerala | 2 months ago

Former Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf has refuted claims made by President Asif Ali Zardari that Musharraf quit the government as part of a secret deal facilitated by international and local' guarantors. �I neither quit the government nor...
Muslims won?t accept US role in Middle East

News Source: Pak Tribune | 2 months ago

Former President Pervez Musharraf said that the inclusion of the US in the Middle East peace process was not acceptable to the Muslim world, as the Americans always supported Israel, Musharraf was referring to a recent three-way summit of US...
Musharraf admits Taliban two-timed him

News Source: NewKerala | 2 months ago

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