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26/11 Mumbai case: Trial of Pak suspects adjourned till 25 May
May 18, 2013

-style drive-by shooting.No group claimed responsibility for the attack.Besides the Mumbai attacks case, Ali was also handling the Benazir Bhutto assassination #Pakistan # 26/11 # Pervez Musharraf # Benazir Bhutto # Federal Investigation Agency # Rehman Lakhvi
Bhutto murder case: Musharraf's judicial remand extended by fortnight
May 14, 2013

Islamabad: Former Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf's judicial remand over the assassination of Benazir Bhutto in 2007 was extended by a fortnight #Pakistan # NewsTracker # Benazir Bhutto # Pervez Musharaff # assasination case # judicial remand
Sherry Rehman, Pak envoy to US resigns after party loses in polls
May 14, 2013

of the PPP and a former aide to slain party chief Benazir Bhutto, Rehman had also served as Information Minister in the PPP-led government.Several other envoys #World # US # Pakistan # NewsTracker # Asif Ali Zardari # Sherry Rehman
From Nawaz Sharif to Musharraf: Why Pakistan's politics plays out in London
May 14, 2013

the Zardari government, and which was Benazir Bhuttos political headquarters in her years in London when she, along with Nawaz Sharif, were here courtesy #Elections # London # Pakistan # Pervez Musharraf # Benazir Bhutto # ConnectTheDots # Nawaz Sharif # Pakistan elections 2013
PPP accepts defeat, decries militants' shadow over polls
May 13, 2013

-old son of slain former premier Benazir Bhutto.According to trends, the PML-N led by former premier Nawaz Sharif is set to bag in excess of 125 of the 272 #Asif Ali Zardari # PPP # Makhdoom Amin Fahim # Pakistan elections 2013
Why Nawaz Sharif is Pakistan's Islamist comeback kid
May 13, 2013

pressure from Saudi Arabia's king, an important ally of Pakistan.Former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto also returned from exile around the same time #India # US # Pakistan # Ashfaq Parvez Kayani # Nawaz Sharif # Islamist # WhoIsThis
Pakistan turns a corner, but let's go easy on Aman Ki Asha dreams
by Venky Vembu
May 13, 2013

an election is imminent, only to switch to opportunistic anti-India rhetoric when in power. Ahead of her election victory in 1993, Benazir Bhutto too sounded #Manmohan Singh # diplomacy # Kashmir # UPA government # Nawaz Sharif # Aman ki Asha # Pakistan elections 2013
Khan, Sharif appear ahead in Pakistan election count
by FP Staff
May 11, 2013

prominent figure is President Asif Ali Zardari, widower of assassinated former premier Benazir Bhutto.Opinion polls have suggested that disenchantment #China # Pakistan # Arabic # Russia # markets # Argentina # Latin America # opinion # lifestyle
Violence casts shadow over Pakistan's milestone election
by FP Staff
May 11, 2013

Ali Zardari, widower of assassinated former premier Benazir Bhutto.Khan, Pakistan's best-known sportsman who led a playboy lifestyle in his younger days #facebook # United States # India # China # Japan # Pakistan # Credit # markets # United Kingdom # Entertainment # lifestyle
Pak polls: Imran Khan, Sharif appear ahead in Pakistan election count
May 11, 2013

Zardari, widower of assassinated former premier Benazir Bhutto.Opinion polls have suggested that disenchantment with the mainstream parties could mean #NewsTracker # Imran Khan # National Assembly # Pakistan elections

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