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Benazir Bhutto
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CAIRO - Two-time former premier and opposition leader Benazir Bhutto died on Thursday, December 27, after a massive election rally.
Bhutto, who returned in October after nine years in exile, was at odds with President Pervez Musharraf and was a declared enemy of local Taliban militants.
Her absence from the scene is expected to have huge political ramifications and leaves the future of general executions, scheduled for January 8, in the balance.
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Bhuttos Reject Zardaris
The influential tribe of slain Pakistani opposition leader Benazir Bhutto has declared widowed husband Asif Zardari and son Bilawal personae non grata within the extended clan, saying the political mantle of the Pakistan People's Party (PPP) should have passed to a "real" Bhutto...
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Govt. Masks Bhutto Murder: Pakistanis
The party of slain Benazir Bhutto and lay people on Saturday, December 29, rejected as "pack of lies" the official account that Al-Qaeda was behind the killing of the former two-time premier, accusing the government of cover-up ...
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Pakistan Elections Insignificant: Analysts
The assassination of Benazir Bhutto and the boycott of former premier Nawaz Sharif of January parliamentary elections have complicated Pakistan's already fraught internal politics and rendered the polls highly insignificant, Pakistani analysts said...
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Bhutto Vs Musharraf, One Survivor
From a point where they were expected to share power, embattled President General Pervez Musharraf and former premier...
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"Mr Ten Percent" Steals Pakistan Show
Out of nowhere and rising from the political dead, Asif Ali Zardari stole the political show in Pakistan after the assassination of his wife former premier and opposition leader Benazir Bhutto...
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Benazir Bhutto…Daughter of East
Benazir Bhutto remains one of the most recognizable women politicians in the world, having served twice as prime minister...
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