Pakistan Government
The Government of Pakistan (Urdu: حکومتِ پاکستان) is a federal parliamentary system, with an indirectly-elected President as the Head of State and Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces, and an indirectly-elected Prime Minister as the Head of Government. The President’s appointment and term are constitutionally independent of the Prime Minister’s term. On September 6, 2008, the Electoral College (composed of the Senate, the National Assembly, and the four Provincial Assemblies) chose Asif Ali Zardari as the eleventh President of... read more
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From The Daily Telegraph
Dated 10 February 2012
Pakistan's embattled prime minister has failed in his attempt to head off a contempt of court charge, deepening the risk of government collapse.
From Webindia123
Dated 9 February 2012
Hira Mandi, the traditional red light quarter of Lahore, lives in the popular mindscape through its stories of longing, loss and mujras after the Pakistan government clamped down on prostitution in the 1970s, says noted French writer Claudine Le Tourneur...
From Asia Times Online
Dated 9 February 2012
The Pakistan government's economic forecasts, which in themselves paint a grim picture, are far too rosy, says the International Monetary Fund, which is particularly concerned at the easy monetary policy of the central bank. The IMF's findings are likely to...
From Webindia123
Dated 9 February 2012
The Human Rights Watch has called on the United States to pressure the Pakistan government to curb crimes in Balochistan province, including extra-judicial killings, torture, illegal detention, disappearances and forced displacement.
From Big News Network
Dated 9 February 2012
The Human Rights Watch has called on the United States to pressure the Pakistan government to curb crimes in Balochistan province, including extra-judicial killings, torture, illegal detention, disapp
From The State
Dated 8 February 2012
U.S. drone-fired missiles hit a house in Pakistan's northwest tribal region near the Afghan border Wednesday, killing eight people, Pakistani intelligence officials said.The attack occurred in Spalga village in the North Waziristan tribal area, said the officials, speaking on condition...
From Webindia123
Dated 4 February 2012
Speculations might be at its peak that chief of the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) Lt General Ahmed Shuja Pashas tenure could be extended by the Pakistan government, reports suggest that he is much keen in getting out of the job.
From Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Dated 3 February 2012
The simmering crisis between Pakistan’s government and judiciary flared Thursday when the Supreme Court announced that it would pursue contempt charges against the prime minister, Yousuf Raza Gilani, for failing to reopen a corruption investigation into the finances of his...
From Webindia123
Dated 3 February 2012
The Pakistan Supreme Courts ruling that Yousuf Raza Gilani has committed contempt of court has significantly escalated pressure on the embattled prime minister and may sink his weak government deeper into crisis, said a daily.
From Denver Post
Dated 3 February 2012
PARACHINAR, Pakistan—A government official says militants have killed seven Pakistani paramilitary soldiers in an attack near the Afghan border.
From San Antonio Express-News
Dated 3 February 2012
Pakistan clashes kill 7 soldiers, 18 militants
PARACHINAR, Pakistan (AP) — A government official says militants have killed seven Pakistani paramilitary soldiers in an attack near the Afghan border.
The official, Jamil Khan, says that around 40 militants...
From United Press International
Dated 1 February 2012
KABUL, Afghanistan, Feb. 1 (UPI) -- Pakistan's government denies allegations in a leaked NATO report that suggest the Taliban in Afghanistan are receiving direct assistance from Pakistan.
From Newsvine
Dated 1 February 2012
Pakistan government spokesman says anthrax sent to prime minister's office last year.
From Big News Network
Dated 1 February 2012
PARACHINAR, Pakistan – Government officials say Pakistani fighter jets bombed militant positions in two different areas along the Afghan border, killing 31 suspected insurgents. Political ...
From Webindia123
Dated 31 January 2012
Human Rights Watch (HRW) has said the Pakistan government should redouble its efforts to find the killers of journalist Saleem Shahzad, following the failure of a judicial inquiry commission to identify the culprits.
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