December 28, 2007
Killing strikes Pakistan at time of highest volatility
Benazir Bhutto's death may tip a hugely unstable
nation over the brink, writes Rahul Bedi in New Delhi
Political aftershocks will be felt for some time
The assassination has flung Pakistan into one of the
worst crises of its 60- year history, writes Mary Fitzgerald,
Foreign Affairs Correspondent
‘The subcontinent has lost an outstanding leader’
World leaders have voiced outrage at Benazir Bhutto's
assassination and have expressed fears for the fate of the
nuclear-armed state.
A turbulent democracy: Pakistan lurches from crisis to crisis
March 9th, 2007 - President Pervez Musharraf suspends
Supreme Court Justice Iftikhar Chaudhry over allegations of
misconduct. Lawyers rally round him and Musharraf's popularity
plummets.
Irish leaders condemn ‘attack on democracy’
Irish political leaders have expressed their shock and
sadness at the assassination of Benazir Bhutto and the killings of
her supporters.