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Ashfaq Kayani: Pakistan's New Military Chief
11/29/2007
Musharraf Expected to End State of Emergency Within Days
11/29/2007
Pakistani Court to Hear Challenge to TV Restrictions
11/29/2007
Pakistani Military Says It Controls Most of Swat Valley
11/29/2007
For Musharraf, Reduced Power as the President
11/28/2007
Bush Hails Musharraf for Leaving Military
11/28/2007
Pakistan Army Chief to Focus on Military
11/28/2007
Musharraf Made Pakistan a Western Ally
11/28/2007
For Many Pakistanis, a State of Economic Emergency
11/28/2007
Benazir to Contest Polls, Hints at Talks With Musharraf
11/28/2007
Sharif Says He Talked With Bhutto Over Boycott
11/28/2007
How Musharraf Will Quit Not Clear
11/28/2007
Pakistan Puts Army Boots on the Ground in Swat
11/27/2007
Pakistan Military Reports Big Gains in Swat Valley
11/27/2007
Musharraf Bids Farewell to Troops
11/27/2007
Sharif's Triumphant Return From Exile Adds to Musharraf's Woes
11/27/2007
Analysis: Musharraf Too Weak to Block Sharif
11/27/2007
Pakistan's Sharif Files Election Papers
11/27/2007
Pakistan Military Claims Top Militant Commander Killed in Swat Valley
11/26/2007
US Jewish Leader Visits Pakistan to Support Dictatorship
11/26/2007
Sharif Registers for Pakistan Polls
11/26/2007
Pakistani Forces Kill 15 Militants in Northern Swat Valley
11/26/2007
Musharraf Foe Sharif Threatens Protests
11/26/2007
Commonwealth Calls for Pakistan to Remain Engaged
11/26/2007
Pakistan Launches 'Massive' Military Operation in Swat Valley
11/26/2007
Musharraf Camp Reacts With Wait and See Strategy
11/26/2007
Bhutto: Sharif Return a Good Omen
11/26/2007
Sharif: No Deal With Musharraf
11/26/2007
Bitterest Rival of Musharraf Returns Home
11/25/2007
Pakistan's Sharif Returns to Challenge Musharraf
11/25/2007
Sharif Wants to End Pakistan's 'Dictatorship'
11/25/2007
Short Profile of Nawaz Sharif
11/25/2007
Pakistan Troops in Swat Offensive
11/25/2007
Commonwealth Suspension No Setback for Musharraf
11/25/2007
Pakistan Paramilitary Fighters Lose Heart
11/25/2007

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