Govt wins political support
By: Abrar Saeed | Published: May 19, 2009ISLAMABAD-On the request of Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani, the political forces in the country offered unflinching support in resolving the problem of militancy and terrorism through a policy of reconciliation and consultation.All Parties Conference (APC) in which over 40 political parties participated also adopted a unanimous resolution to unite the nation in the face of insurgency in Swat and Malakand
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Pak leadership aware of threat
WASHINGTON - Pakistan has not diverted any US assistance to advance its nuclear weapons programme as claimed in a leading American newspaper report, the top US military officer said Monday.Admiral Mike Mullen, Chairman of US Joint Chiefs Read full story »
Troops locked in street battles
ISLAMABAD - Security forces have killed another 27 militants including three top militant commanders in Malakand division where ground offensive has been launched to target important hideouts of the militants.“A ground offensive has been Read full story »
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