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Waziristan calm amid talk of ceasefire
MIRAMSHAH—The government on Tuesday said it
was considering a ‘request’ by militants to
cease fire and negotiate an agreement to
restore peace in the Mirali sub-district
after days of bloody clashes with security
forces left over 200 people dead and many
more wounded. But residents of Mirali said a
ceasefire agreement between militants and
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Interim govts next month: Durrani
LAHORE—Information Minister Muhammad Ali
Durrani announced here on Tuesday that
interim governments would be formed on Nov
15 to hold fair and free elections. He
said at a news conference that the only
mandate of the caretaker government, to be
formed by President Pervez Musharraf, would
be to ensure free, fair and ... |
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Benazir slams clampdown on supporters
LONDON— Former prime minister Benazir Bhutto
condemned on Tuesday a crackdown on
supporters preparing to welcome her home
this week, saying 11 people had been shot
and injured. Ms Bhutto also said there was a
risk of an assassination attempt on her when
she returns from a self-imposed exile to
Karachi on Thursday, saying she was
wrangling with Pakistani authorities over
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 Cast
member Halle Berry waves at the premiere of "Things
We Lost in the Fire" at the Mann's Egyptian theatre
in Los Angeles. |
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member Alison Lohman attends the premiere of "Things
We Lost in the Fire" at the Mann's Egyptian theatre
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actress Jodie Foster attends a news conference for
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