Organisation: Pakistan Muslim League

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Opposition parties in Pakistan close in on coalition deal

Pakistan’s two main opposition parties say they will form a new government after their victory in elections this week.

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Bhutto’s party ‘most popular’

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Sharif to boycott Pakistan elections

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Pakistan to abstain in security council

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Musharraf blow as rivals agree to form coalition govt

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Taliban parties take Pakistan province

Killings at polling stations mar Pakistan elections

SHOOT-OUTS between political rivals killed three people yesterday, marring the first general elections in Pakistan since a 1999 military coup led by President Pervez Musharraf ended democratic rule.

Fri, 11 Oct, 2002

Pakistanis vote in first election since 1999

From the rugged northern frontier to the teeming southern port of Karachi, Pakistanis began voting today in the first general election since a coup in 1999 ended democratic rule.

Thu, 10 Oct, 2002

Pakistani opposition unites against Musharraf

PAKISTANI opposition figures today denounced constitutional amendments granting President Pervez Musharraf sweeping powers, saying they were a blow to democracy.

Fri, 23 Aug, 2002

Pakistani opposition denounces Musharraf move

Pakistani opposition figures today denounced constitutional amendments granting President Pervez Musharraf sweeping powers, saying they were a blow to democracy.

Thu, 22 Aug, 2002

Musharraf and politicians discuss tensions with India

Pakistan’s President Gen Pervez Musharraf met his top politicians today, assuring them that the armed forces are capable of countering any Indian aggression.

Sun, 30 Dec, 2001

Pakistan arrests anti-war political leader

Pakistan’s military dictatorship has continued its crackdown on anti-war politicians by arresting the leader of the Pakistan Muslim League after the organisation decided to participate in a general strike to protest against the attacks in Afghanistan.

Thu, 01 Nov, 2001