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ft.com
04-Sep-2008
        
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With Asif Ali Zardari, widower of slain opposition leader Benazir Bhutto, likely to be elected to the presidency later this week, the Pakistan People’s Party is cementing its grip on Pakistan’s political institutions. Investors are voting with their feet. The Karachi stock market is down 47 per cent year to date. With the spread on government bond yields over US treasuries now well into double-digits, attention... [read full story]                    

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Zardari leaves for London today

thenews.com.pk
12-Sep-2008
        

Friday, September 12, 2008 By Tahir Hasan Khan KARACHI: President Asif Ali Zardari will leave for London on Friday via Dubai on his first official visit. Officials claimed President Zardari will meet the Dubai ruler and...

                   

Pakistan: Unstable politics and Terrorism

scoop.co.nz
12-Sep-2008
        

A game of lose and win is being played between Nawaz Sharif, chief of Pakistan Muslim league (Nawaz) & former Prime Minister of Pakistan and Asif Ali Zardari, chief of Pakistan people party & now President of Pakistan....

                   

Zardari faces formidable tasks

zawya.com
12-Sep-2008
        

Gulf News Following the August 18 retirement of General Pervez Musharraf under threat of impeachment, Asif Ali Zardari, 54, was elected President of Pakistan on September 6. He owes his elevation to the presidency less...

                   

The unbelievable Dissenting note

thenews.com.pk
11-Sep-2008
        

Friday, September 12, 2008 Dr Masooda Bano In the 1990s, who would have thought that Asif Ali Zardari, better known as Mr Ten Percent at the time, will in 2008 become President of Pakistan? Again, when in December last...

Zardari visits Bhutto's grave

rediff.com
11-Sep-2008
        

Pakistan's new President Asif Ali Zardari offered prayers on Thursday at the grave of his slain wife and former premier Benazir Bhutto [Images ] in Sindh, his first such visit since taking over the highest Constitutional...

                   
bbc.co.uk: Taheer, a farmer now resident in the Sheikh Yasin camp bbc.co.uk

'America's war'

bbc.co.uk
11-Sep-2008
        

The residents of Sheikh Yasin camp are not celebrating the inauguration of Pakistan's new president. The army's killing people because America gives it money to fight terrorists, so it has to show it's doing something...

                   
bbc.co.uk: Taheer, a farmer now resident in the Sheikh Yasin camp bbc.co.uk

Pakistan's counter-insurgency quandary

bbc.co.uk
11-Sep-2008
        

The residents of Sheikh Yasin camp are not celebrating the inauguration of Pakistan's new president. The army's killing people because America gives it money to fight terrorists, so it has to show it's doing something...

                   

Zardari looks to US for cash

atimes.com
11-Sep-2008
        

Newly elected Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari has rejected the option of International Monetary Fund assistance, with unpleasant strings attached, to revive his embattled economy. The prospect of US cash linked to...

Prez Zardari to travel in commercial flights with less number of journos on foreign trips

andhranews.net
11-Sep-2008
        

Newly-elected Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari has reportedly decided to cut down the size of entourage that would accompany him on his foreign visits. The move is seen as a cost-cutting exercise in the wake of the...

                   

New president ray of light or prophecy of doom?

thenews.com.pk
11-Sep-2008
        

Thursday, September 11, 2008 By Shaza Nishat Karachi The presidential oath taken, the national anthem has been played amidst a cacophony of chanting and morbid band music, bloggers have started pouring out their delight...

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