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                    [Title] => Pakistan minister urges opposition to ease demands
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A Cabinet minister on yesterday urged Pakistan's two key opposition figures leading mass rallies outside parliament to back off their demand for the prime minister's resignation in ongoing talks with the government.

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                    [Title] => Pakistan's Interior Minister says Musharraf can't leave country
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Pakistan's Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan said Saturday that former military ruler, Pervez Musharraf, cannot leave the country as his name is included in the list of those who are barred from going abroad.

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                    [Title] => Pakistan court order raises new instability fears
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A decision by Pakistan's Supreme Court to strike down a presidential order appointing two top judges triggered warnings Sunday of a new conflict between the judiciary and the government that could lead to broader political instability.
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                    [Title] => Pakistan's president told to give up powers
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Pakistan's main opposition party yesterday demanded the president give up the sweeping powers he inherited from his predecessor, setting the stage for political turmoil just as the Obama administration wants the country to focus on fighting the Taliban.
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                    [Title] => GLOBAL NEWS: Zardari sworn in as Pakistan's new president
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ISLAMABAD (AP) - Asif Ali Zardari, the widower of assassinated former Pakistani leader Benazir Bhutto, began his term as Pakistan's new president yesterday by declaring the war on terrorism a chance for the country to overcome its economic problems.

Three days after winning election by legislators, Zardari took the oath of office at a brief ceremony in the presidential palace vacated by Pervez Musharraf, who resigned last month under pressure.

With his three children and Bhutto's sobbing sister among the well-wishers and dignitaries packing a cavernous hall, Zardari beamed as the ceremony ended amid shouts of "Bhutto is alive!"
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ISLAMABAD (AP) - Pakistan's Supreme Court yesterday reinstated three judges ousted by Pervez Musharraf, cementing political divisions in the country a day before it elects a new president. 



Musharraf's purge of the court last year deepened his unpopularity and helped his political foes to a victory in February elections. Musharraf resigned under pressure last month.



However, the second-largest party then quit the ruling coalition over the failure to restore all the judges — including the ousted chief justice, Iftikhar Mohammed Chaudhry.



Tassadiq Hussain Jillani, Shakirullah Jan and Syed Jamshed Ali were sworn back into the court at a ceremony yesterday.



Law Minister Farooq Naek said Chaudhry was also welcome to take a fresh oath, but said he could not return as chief justice because removing the judge who replaced him could trigger a "constitutional impasse."



"There cannot be two chief justices," Naek told reporters at the court.



The move deepens the rift between the ruling Pakistan People's Party of Asif Ali Zardari, the front-runner to become president in a vote by lawmakers on Saturday, and that of former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.
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Three days after winning election by legislators, Zardari took the oath of office at a brief ceremony in the presidential palace vacated by Pervez Musharraf, who resigned last month under pressure.

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Musharraf's purge of the court last year deepened his unpopularity and helped his political foes to a victory in February elections. Musharraf resigned under pressure last month.



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