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Six dead in Rawalpindi suicide blast 

RAWALPIND — A suicide bomber blown himself at Katchehry Chowk of Rawalpindi Tuesday, reportedly killing six persons and injuring several others. ...

 

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British Muslim Minister detained at US airport

LONDON — Britain’s first Muslim government minister said he was “deeply disappointed” Monday after his luggage was searched for explosives at a United States airport ....

 

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Fragile truce as death toll tops 100

SWAT—Hundreds of civilians used a cease-fire Monday between government forces and militant supporters of a pro-Taliban cleric to flee a scenic valley where violence has killed more than 100 people. The conflict has turned the one-time tourist destination into a new front in Pakistan's battle against Islamic extremism. Authorities sent some 2,500 extra police and troops into Swat district last ....

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Parliament can elect President any time: SC
By Saad Saud

ISLAMABAD—Parliament has constitutional right to elect president whenever necessary at any stage during its term, Justice Khalilur Rehman Ramday said Monday. There is no constitutional bar to the effect that a parliament can elect president only one time during its five-year tenure, he said. Justice Ramday, a member of the 11-judge bench hearing petitions against eligibility of General Pervez ....

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Islamabad concerned over genocide of Indian Muslims
By Our Diplomatic Correspondent

ISLAMABAD—People of Pakistan have grave concern over the killing of Muslims in post-Godhra train carnage in Gujarat, said Foreign Office Spokesman M. Sadiq on Monday. The Foreign Office Spokesman stated this while addressing a weekly briefing at the Foreign Office. An Indian weekly recently claimed it had ‘irrefutable’ evidence that the killing of Muslims post-Godhra train carnage in Gujarat was ‘not a ....

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