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Violence mars Pakistan's campaign trail - Washington Post Wed, 01 May 2013 00:13:27 GMT

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Violence mars Pakistan's campaign trail
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Violence mars Pakistan's campaign trail. More than 50 people have died in violence related to election campaigns leading up to the May 11 vote in Pakistan. 1 / 25. Rate this Photo: 1 2 3 4 5. Buy this Photo; Thumbs; Autoplay; Full Screen. 5 Seconds. 00 ...
Imran pledges to make Pakistan Islamic welfare stateThe News International
Next PML-N govt to build new Pakistan, says NawazDAWN.com
'Dream Pakistan where prime minister will be 'public' - The Frontier PostFrontier Post
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Pakistan court bans Musharraf from office for life - USA Today - USA TODAY Tue, 30 Apr 2013 14:13:06 GMT

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Pakistan court bans Musharraf from office for life - USA Today
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The ban came as Pakistan's powerful army chief pledged in a rare speech that the military would do everything in its power to ensure the parliamentary election is held as scheduled on May 11, despite the Taliban's attempt to disrupt the vote by ...
Pakistan Court Bans Musharraf From Office for LifeABC News
Pakistan Court Bans Musharraf From Public Office - Voice of AmericaVoice of America
No More Politics For Pakistan's Musharraf, Court OrdersNPR (blog)
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Rock the vote? Pakistan's politicians court a younger crowd. - Christian Science Monitor Tue, 30 Apr 2013 17:27:02 GMT

Christian Science Monitor
Rock the vote? Pakistan's politicians court a younger crowd.
Christian Science Monitor
Pakistani students gather in a corridor of Karachi University, during a break from their classes, in Karachi, Pakistan, April 3. When asked which system of government they preferred, 29 percent of young Pakistanis between the ages of 18 and 29 said ...
Imran Khan upbeat ahead of landmark Pakistan electionTelegraph.co.uk
US condemns upsurge of violence in PakistanBusiness Standard

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Can This Alliance Be Saved? Salvaging the US-Pakistan Relationship - TIME Tue, 30 Apr 2013 13:08:01 GMT

Can This Alliance Be Saved? Salvaging the US-Pakistan Relationship
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Despite the rising American tempers and exhaustion with Pakistan's duplicity, romantics who recall better days caution against sanctioning Pakistan, noting the abject failures of sanctions during the 1990. Having mobilized these well-worn scenarios ...

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Pakistan's changing political landscape - BBC News Tue, 30 Apr 2013 16:39:08 GMT

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Pakistan's changing political landscape
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Pakistan can be an unpredictable place. But in a chequered history that has kept lurching from crises to coups, one event has kept coming back, with reassuring certainty - elections. I've covered almost every one of them since 1988 when martial law ...

Pakistan tops worst list for religious freedom - Washington Times Wed, 01 May 2013 01:48:47 GMT

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Pakistan tops worst list for religious freedom
Washington Times
Religious freedom is under attack in Pakistan and the situation next door in Afghanistan is not that much better, despite an improvement since the country was ruled by the Taliban, a U.S. government advisory commission said in a report released Tuesday.
The AfPak Channel: Pakistan's abysmal religious tolerance scoreForeign Policy (blog)
US report warns of crisis for Pakistan minorities - GlobalPostGlobalPost

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In Pakistan, novice takes on entrenched parties in election - Washington Post Tue, 30 Apr 2013 10:59:40 GMT

In Pakistan, novice takes on entrenched parties in election
Washington Post
GUJJAR GARHI, Pakistan — Winning a grass-roots political campaign in Pakistan or anywhere else depends on having committed, hardworking volunteers. Iftikhar Ali Mashwani, an aspiring provincial lawmaker, has come to realize that his supporters are ...

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Sarabjit Singh: Indian prisoner's condition 'deteriorates' in Pakistan - BBC News Tue, 30 Apr 2013 16:58:50 GMT

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Sarabjit Singh: Indian prisoner's condition 'deteriorates' in Pakistan
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The condition of an Indian man on death row in Pakistan for a spying conviction has "further deteriorated" since an attack left him in a coma last week, doctors say. Sarabjit Singh is in the intensive care unit of the state-run Jinnah Hospital. He was ...
Sarabjit Singh: Pakistan jail officials 'ordered deadly attack on Sarabjit ...Daily Mail
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Sarabjit Singh attacked: Send him home for treatment, India appeals to PakistanNDTV
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Gunmen assassinate election candidate in southwest Pakistan in latest attack ... - Fox News Tue, 30 Apr 2013 10:41:56 GMT

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Gunmen assassinate election candidate in southwest Pakistan in latest attack ...
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QUETTA, Pakistan – A government official says gunmen have killed a politician running for a provincial assembly seat in southwestern Pakistan. Saeed Ahmad says Abdul Fatah Magsi was gunned down on Tuesday in Jhal Magsi, about 350 kilometers (220 ...
Gunmen kill election candidate, three others in PakistanPress TV
Another political candidate slain in PakistanKPRC Houston
Pakistan vote candidate shot dead: Officials - Zee NewsZee News
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India plea to Pakistan over beaten Sarabjit Singh - BBC News Tue, 30 Apr 2013 04:52:32 GMT

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India plea to Pakistan over beaten Sarabjit Singh
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India has appealed to Pakistan to release Sarabjit Singh, who is in a coma in Pakistan where he has been held since his conviction for spying. In a foreign ministry statement, India urged Pakistan to take a "sympathetic and humanitarian" view of the case.