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Pakistan's Way Forward

 

 

Elections to be held on Feb. 18 are only way forward- IHT

 

Messy and occasionally bloody politics will continue, but the country will not fall apart- IHT

 

Candidates should Take Pakistan Seriously- Newsday

 

It's an important place, worthy of serious discussion, not just cheap sloganeering-

 

 

Pakistan Says won't Let Foreign Troops on its Soil- WP

 

Pakistan will not allow any country to conduct military operations on its territory- WP

 

US considering expanding authority of CIA and the military to conduct far more aggressive covert operations in Pakistan- NYT

 

US intelligence reports indicate al Qaeda and Taliban intent on destabilizing Pakistan

 

Suspected Islamist militants shot dead eight tribal leaders- Times

 

 

 

The Bhutto File

 

 

Bhutto Killing Roils Province, Spurring Call to Quit Pakistan- WSJ

 

Scotland Yard specialists visit Rawalpindi morgue where remains of some 23 victims have been kept

 

Pakistan People's Party demands UN-led investigation

 

Police seems to have no clues, but there is no shortage of conspiracy theories

 

Scotland Yard team meets President Pervez Musharraf to share initial findings
Another British team to visit Pakistan next week- Miliband

A team of cross UK Government experts will travel to Pakistan next week for further consultations- Miliband

 

Four British goals: To establish circumstances of Bhutto death, promote free and fair elections, improve counter terrorism co-operation and ensure British citizens of Pakistani heritage and Pakistanis resident in UK fully informed

 

Government appeals electricity, gas conservation

 

ECC directs provinces to take stern action against wheat hoarders

 

ECC approves IPI Gas Pipeline Project

 

ECC okays gas sale, purchase agreement

 

Pakistan to issue sovereign guarantees for IPI gas deal

 

Pakistan to get additional 1.05 Bcfd gas if India opts out

 

Next six months crucial for macro economic management of Pakistan

 

Political disturbances, energy shortages reduce tax collection

 

Growth in tax collection declines from 14.8 pct to 4.7 pct during Jul-Dec FY08

 

Pakistan registers 10.5 pct growth in exports

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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