Person: Ashfaq Kayani

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Pakistan blocks vital NATO supplies route after border attacks

PAKISTANI authorities blocked a vital supply route for NATO troops fighting in Afghanistan yesterday after the killing of three soldiers in two NATO cross-border incursions, officials said.

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Sharif warns Pakistan is sliding into a crisis

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Musharraf to take oath as civilian president

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Musharraf relinquishes army's top job

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Musharraf bids farewell to military generals

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Musharraf plans farewell ceremonies with troops

Musharraf to be civilian president after quitting army role

GENERAL Pervez Musharraf will retire as chief of Pakistan’s army tomorrow, his aides announced yesterday, as the embattled president grappled with a political scene roiled by the return of an exiled former prime minister in time for crucial January elections.

Tue, 27 Nov, 2007

End emergency rule, Negroponte tells Musharraf

A top US envoy delivered a blunt message to Pakistan’s military leader, telling him that emergency rule must be lifted and his opponents freed before elections.

Sun, 18 Nov, 2007