Pakistan Military Coup
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Imran Khan Says 'Sweets Would Be Shared' After A Military Coup
"All of you standing out there, tell me, if the military came [to power] in Pakistan, what would happen?" Imran Khan bellowed from a podium. He is Pakistan's main opposition leader and a former champion cricketer. Prone to provocative, even careless statements, he found his rhythm on stage while talking about this weekend's coup attempt in Turkey.
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Pakistan president hits out at 'conspiracies'
Pakistan's President Asif Ali Zardari said on Tuesday that the best way to pay tribute to slain premier Benazir Bhutto on the fourth anniversary of her death was to foil anti-democracy "conspiracies".
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Don't allow change through force and and intimidation: Zardari tells Pakistan
Amidst differences between Pakistan's civilian government and military over a memo alleging an army plot to seize power, President Asif Ali Zardari has called on the people to not allow any change through "force and intimidation".
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Imran Khan Says 'Sweets Would Be Shared' After A Military Coup
"All of you standing out there, tell me, if the military came [to power] in Pakistan, what would happen?" Imran Khan bellowed from a podium. He is Pakistan's main opposition leader and a former champion cricketer. Prone to provocative, even careless statements, he found his rhythm on stage while talking about this weekend's coup attempt in Turkey.
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Pakistan president hits out at 'conspiracies'
Pakistan's President Asif Ali Zardari said on Tuesday that the best way to pay tribute to slain premier Benazir Bhutto on the fourth anniversary of her death was to foil anti-democracy "conspiracies".
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Don't allow change through force and and intimidation: Zardari tells Pakistan
Amidst differences between Pakistan's civilian government and military over a memo alleging an army plot to seize power, President Asif Ali Zardari has called on the people to not allow any change through "force and intimidation".
