Asif Ali Zardari, or, to give him his correct title, President Zardari, has given a frank interview with The Times about Prime Minister Cameron’s recent remarks.
The article, given front page coverage in Saturday’s paper with the headline “Don’t preach to me about terrorists, says Zardari — terrorists killed my wife” (online for Times subscribers), reveals [...]
Asif Ali Zardari, husband to the late Benazir Bhutto, looks likely to be elected President of Pakistan when the Pakistan Parliament votes on September 6.
Zardari became leader of the PPP upon Bhutto’s assassination last December, and was yesterday nominated as his party’s candidate for the presidency. He announced that he had accepted the nomination today.
Zardari’s [...]
Pervez Musharraf, the precariously US-backed President of Pakistan, resigned yesterday, just hours before the National Assembly was due to decide whether or not to impeach him.
Musharraf stole power from then-Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif in a military coup in 1999, then went on to succeed Muhammad Rafiq Tarar as President of the nuclear state.
He was re-elected [...]
The main Party backing the contoversial President of Pakistan, the PML-Q, has conceded defeat in yesterday’s elections.
What’s more, according to the BBC, is that if the late Benazir Bhutto’s Party, the PPP, and Nawaz Sharif’s Party, the PML-N, form a two-thirds coalition, then they could impeach President Musharraf and bring about a genuine democracy in [...]
The focus of the ACPO Network (by which I mean my personal focus, and thus the focus of all the websites I run within the ACPO Network) will change slightly in 2008.
Don’t worry, I will still bring you high-class posting on a regular basis, commentary from both a right-wing and a Conservative, yet Christian, perspective. [...]
