Asif Ali Zardari - Knowledge

1475: 2181: 1108:, in a deal that fell apart only when the Bhutto government was dismissed. It contained details of two payments of $ 5 million each by a gold bullion dealer in return for a monopoly on gold imports. It had information from Pakistani investigators that the Bhutto family had allegedly accrued more than $ 1.5 billion in illicit profits through kickbacks in virtually every sphere of government activity. It also reported Zardari's mid-1990s spending spree, which included hundreds of thousands of dollars spent on jewellery. The arrangements made by the Bhutto family for their wealth relied on Western property companies, Western lawyers, and a network of Western friends. The report described how Zardari had arranged secret contracts, painstaking negotiations, and the dismissal of anyone who objected to his dealings. 2362:, which reduced the President to a ceremonial figurehead by stripping the office of the power to dissolve Parliament, to dismiss the Prime Minister, and to appoint military chiefs. The amendment also lifted the restriction of two terms as prime minister, which enabled Zardari's foremost political rival, Nawaz Sharif, to seek a third term. The amendment was passed with virtually unanimous support in Parliament and Zardari himself espoused the legislation because of political pressure. After the 18th Amendment, Zardari's main power derived from his position as leader of the PPP, which controls the largest bloc in Parliament. 1877: 13258: 53: 13884: 980: 2236: 1869: 2109: 2918: 13722: 1857:. After the election, Zardari promised to approve the constitutional provision that removed the President's power to dismiss Parliament, but public scepticism remained on whether he would actually carry out his promise. His economic competence was questioned after allegations that he had raised grain procurement prices through inflationary subsidies and scrapped the capital gains tax. His first parliamentary speech was overshadowed by 20 September 2890: 13778: 1453: 599: 13267: 14192: 1394:. He was unwilling to restore the judiciary as divisions in the coalition grew and popular sentiment shifted towards Sharif. The coalition criticised the government for barring Sharif from competing in the June by-elections. Because of the impasses over Musharraf and the judiciary, the coalition could not address rising food shortages and spiraling inflation, which was the highest in 30 years. 1225:), under the pretext of rising Islamist militancy, a few days after Bhutto's departure for Dubai to meet with Zardari. Immediately after the state of emergency was invoked, Bhutto returned to Pakistan, while Zardari again stayed behind in Dubai. Emergency rule was initiated right before the Supreme Court of Pakistan began deliberations on the legality of Musharraf's U.S.-backed proposal—the 1373:, to the reinstatement by 30 April 2008 of 60 judges previously sacked by Musharraf. The deadline was later extended to 12 May. He and Sharif held unsuccessful talks at London in May. After the coalition failed to restore the judiciary, the PML-N withdrew from the government in mid-May, pulling its ministers out of the cabinet. The coalition regrouped, again with the PML-N, and proposed a 1229:(NRO)—to drop corruption charges against Bhutto and Zardari in return for a joint Bhutto-Musharraf coalition to govern Pakistan. Bhutto and Zardari sympathised with Pervez Musharraf on his feud with the Supreme Court, but simultaneously criticised the imposition of martial law. Before the Supreme Court could issue a decision, Musharraf replaced its members with his supporters. 13666: 1011:, which fast-track trials for alleged terrorists. The ordinance was later revoked and a special court acquitted him of bank fraud and conspiracy to murder political opponents. He was freed in February 1993. In March 1994, Zardari was acquitted of bank fraud charges. All other corruption charges relating to Bhutto's first term were dropped or thrown out of the courts. 2904: 2762:

unoccupied mansion. Creditors forced a liquidation sale in 2004 and the Pakistani government claimed the proceeds because the home had been bought with money obtained through corruption. However, he stepped in to claim that he actually was the beneficial owner. As of November 2008, the proceeds were in a liquidator bank account while a civil case continues.

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elections, he was elected to the National Assembly while in jail. Bhutto and the PPP staged a walkout from the inaugural session of the National Assembly to protest Zardari's incarceration. He posted $ 20,000 bail, but his release was blocked by a government ordinance that removed a court's power to release suspects being tried in the

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because of the National Reconciliation Ordinance. In Spain, a criminal investigation was opened over the money laundering for the oil-for-food program because of the illicit profits handled through Spanish firms. In Britain, he was fighting a civil case against the Pakistani government for the proceeds from the liquidation sale of a

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of being behind the attacks and claimed "it was not done by militants". He had not accompanied Bhutto, staying in Dubai with their daughters. Bhutto called for the removal of the chief investigator of the attacks because she claimed he had been involved in Zardari's alleged torture in prison in 1999.

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In August 2003, a Swiss judge convicted Bhutto and Zardari of money laundering and sentenced them to six months imprisonment and a fine of $ 50,000. In addition, they were required to return $ 11 million to the Pakistani government. The conviction involved charges relating to kickbacks from two Swiss

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In April 1999, Bhutto and Zardari were convicted for receiving indemnities from a Swiss goods inspection company that was hired to end corruption in the collection of customs duties. The couple received a fine of $ 8.6 million. Both were also sentenced to five years imprisonment, but Bhutto could not

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in Iraq to deliver medicine in exchange for three detained Pakistanis arrested on the ambiguous Kuwait-Iraq border. In April 1994, Zardari denied allegations that he was wielding unregulated influence as a spouse and acting as "de-facto Prime Minister". In March 1995, he was appointed chairman of the

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Studies with a bachelor of education degree in the early 1970s. Zardari's official biography states he also attended Pedinton School in Britain. His British education, however, has not been confirmed, and a search did not turn up any Pedinton School in London. The issue of his diploma was contentious

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In August 2008, Zardari relented, and the coalition agreed to proceed full speed towards Musharraf's impeachment by drafting a charge-sheet against him. The coalition charged him with high treason for the 1999 coup and the imposition of martial law. He warned Musharraf against dismissing Parliament,

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Zardari called for no delays to the 8 January parliamentary elections and for the participation of all opposition parties. Other major political parties quickly agreed to participate, ending any chance of a boycott. Because of the turmoil after the Bhutto assassination, the elections were postponed

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In his first visit to Afghanistan as president in early January 2009, Zardari promised a renewed relationship to improve cooperation. In late March, Obama announced a civilian aid package of $ 7.5 billion over five years in return for cooperation in the AfPak conflict. In late April, British prime

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in 1995 through a chain of firms, trusts, and offshore companies in 1994. The country home's refurbishment abruptly ended in October 1996, shortly before the end of his wife's second term. He initially denied for eight years that he owned the property and no one paid the bills for the work on the

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tractor manufacturer, and a kickback from a gold bullion dealer. In Switzerland, Bhutto and Zardari appealed the 2003 Swiss conviction, which required the reopening of the case in October 2007. In November 2007, Swiss authorities returned the frozen $ 60 million to him through offshore companies

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He and Sharif met in Lahore in June 2008 to discuss Musharraf's removal and the constitutional amendments, which the PML-N viewed as not going far enough to fulfill the Murree declaration. He opposed impeachment calls because he claimed the coalition did not have the two-thirds majority in both

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In Bhutto's political will, she had designated Zardari her successor as party leader. However, their nineteen-year-old son, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, became Chairman of the PPP because Zardari favoured Bilawal to represent Bhutto's legacy, in part to avoid division within the party due to his own

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Presidential elections were held within three weeks after the departure of Musharraf. Zardari vowed to pursue an unpopular campaign against tribal militancy in Pakistan and had the support of the United States. He claimed he had a London business school degree to satisfy a prerequisite for the

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In December 2009, the Supreme Court ruled that the National Reconciliation Ordinance amnesty was unconstitutional, which cleared the way for the revival of corruption cases against Zardari. Although Zardari had immunity from prosecution because he was president, the end of NRO and his earlier

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He was arrested on 10 October 1990 on charges relating to kidnapping and extortion. The charges alleged an extortion scheme that involved tying a supposed bomb to a British businessman's leg. The Bhutto family considered the indictment politically motivated and fabricated. In the October 1990

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In late September 2010, the Supreme Court considered removing presidential immunity. In October, Chief Justice Chaudry met with his colleagues to discuss troubling media rumours that Zardari's government was planning to fire them; Chaudry requested government assurance that the stories were

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granted him amnesty for his alleged offences through the National Reconciliation Ordinance, drafted in October 2007. However, the ordinance faced mounting public pressure and an uncompromising judiciary. In addition, it only dealt with charges up to 1999. This left open the possibility of

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In November 2012, the Pakistan government in response to the court orders, finally wrote to the Swiss authorities seeking to reopen the corruption cases against Zardari. The Swiss government responded by saying that the corruption cases being time-barred cannot be reopened.

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On his maternal side, he is the great-grandson of Khan Bahadur Hassan Ali Effendi, the founder of first educational institution for the Muslims of Sindh. The founder of Pakistan, Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah, was among the prominent students to graduate from the Sindh

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during his visit to India by stating that elements within Pakistan were promoting the "export of terror" a week before a planned visit by Zardari to Britain. Zardari ignored domestic pressure and began his European trip in Paris on 1 August, meeting French President

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was followed by immense night celebrations that included over 100,000 people. The marriage enhanced Bhutto's political position in a country where older unmarried women are frowned upon. Zardari deferred to his wife's wishes by agreeing to stay out of politics.

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party (PML-N), threatened national protests if any vote-rigging was attempted. He himself could not run for Parliament because he had not filed election papers in November 2008, back when he had no foreseeable political ambition while Bhutto was alive.

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In September 2010, Zardari and Karzai met in Islamabad and both advocated fighting insurgents rather than trying to end the war with diplomacy. Zardari went to the United States in January 2011 to attend Special Envoy Holbrooke's funeral. Following

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presidential palace, responded with a nationwide spurt of speeches in January 2011. In January 2010, the Supreme Court ordered Pakistan's government to reopen Zardari's corruption charges in Switzerland. However, Zardari prevented the MQM-leaning

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The Electoral College is composed of the Senate, the National Assembly, and the four provincial assemblies. The parliamentary lower house National Assembly has 342 seats. The upper house Senate has 100 seats. The four provincial assemblies are

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with an estimated net worth of $ 1.8 billion. He amassed great wealth while his wife was prime minister. In 2007, he received $ 60 million in his Swiss bank account through offshore companies under his name. He was reported to have estates in

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In January 2011, the MQM withdrew from the government. Zardari's ruling coalition averted a government collapse by accepting the opposition's economic proposals, which restored gas subsidies and abandoned many of the IMF's suggested reforms.

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unfounded. In early January 2011, Zardari signed the 19th Amendment, which lessened the likelihood of future clashes between the President and the judiciary by strengthening the power of the Chief Justice in deciding judicial appointments.

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be extradited back to Pakistan from her self-imposed exile. Zardari was already in jail awaiting trial on separate charges. The evidence used against them had been gathered by Swiss investigators and the Pakistani Bureau of Accountability.

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leaders in a 7 December raid. India cleared Zardari's government of any direct involvement in the attacks, but simultaneously demanded the extradition of 20 Pakistanis which it alleged had taken part in them. Zardari offered to send

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between Zardari and Saudi royalty, primarily because of Saudi distrust of Zardari and preference for Sharif. Weaker cooperation led to decreased oil subsidies as part of a broader Saudi policy of withholding monetary assistance.

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The PPP and the PML-N won the largest and second largest number of seats respectively in the February elections. He and Sharif agreed to form a coalition government, ending American hopes of a power-sharing deal between him and

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In February 2010, Zardari sparked a standoff by attempting to appoint a Supreme Court candidate without the court's approval, but the confrontation ended after he backed down and nominated a candidate acceptable by the court.

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began in late July with rain in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and soon submerged a fifth of Pakistan and affected 20 million people, resulting in one of the nation's largest natural catastrophes. Simultaneously, British prime minister

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that would remove the power of the President to dismiss Parliament. By late May, the coalition was set in a confrontation with Musharraf. At the same time, the government was successful in getting Pakistan readmitted to the

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Zardari prevented Bhutto's autopsy in accordance with Islamic principles. He and their children attended her funeral, which was held the next day. He denied government allegations that the assassination was sponsored by

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He generally stayed out of his wife's first administration, but he and his associates became entangled in corruption cases linked to the government. He was largely blamed for the collapse of the Bhutto administration.

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respectively. The assemblies have total of 1170 seats, but the number of Electoral College votes is 702 since provincial assembly votes are counted on a proportional basis. A person needs to win 352 votes to obtain a

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detailing Zardari's vast corruption and misuse of public funds. The report discussed $ 200 million in kickbacks to Zardari and a Pakistani partner for a $ 4 billion contract with French military contractor

1038:'s first abridged premiership. The caretaker government lasted until the July elections. After Bhutto's election, he served as her Investment Minister, chief of the intelligence bureau, and the head of the 12963: 3683:

On his maternal side, Zardari is the great-grandson of Khan Bahadur Hassan Ali Effendi ["Afandi" in some sources), the founder of Sindh Madrasatul Islam, the first educational institution for Muslims in

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visited Zardari and promised $ 1 billion over the next four years. In May, Obama held a trilateral summit in Washington D.C., with Karzai and Zardari, where they discussed further cooperation. At

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hearing on corruption charges; the court issued an arrest warrant. His lawyers stated he could not come because he was recovering from his treatment. Following a request by the Rawalpindi court,

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passed Obama's civilian aid package in October, army generals in the Pakistani military establishment widened the growing rift with Zardari's government and openly criticised U.S. interference.

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community, grew against his visit. The widely expected maiden speech by his son Bilawal was cancelled, as Zardari faced criticism for using the trip to advance Bilawal's political aspirations.

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confirmed that the Pakistani Parliament would meet on 9 March 2024 to elect a new President of Pakistan, which Zardari won with 411 votes from the national and provincial assemblies against

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In November 2004, he was released on bail by court order. A month later, he was unexpectedly arrested for failing to show up for a hearing on a murder case in Islamabad. He was placed under

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In an effort to curb government expenditures, Zardari swore in an "austerity cabinet" in February 2011 which reduced the cabinet from 60 ministers to 22. Asif Zardari is famously known as "

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on its payments. China refused to offer any aid commitments, but instead promised to provide assistance in the development of two nuclear power plants and more future business investments.

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Zardari completed his five-year term on 8 September 2013, becoming the first democratically elected president in the 66-year-long history of Pakistan to complete his tenure. He received a

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The estate includes two farms, lodgings, staff accommodation, and a basement made into an imitation of a local pub. The manor has nine bedrooms and an indoor swimming pool.

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After the dismissal of Bhutto's government in August 1990, Benazir Bhutto and Zardari were prohibited from leaving the country by security forces under the direction of the

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from 2005 to 2007, which helped influence the verdict of one of his corruption trials. He now claims he is completely healthy, with only high blood pressure and diabetes.

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suspects. In 2019, he was arrested in Islamabad over a money laundering case. An anti-graft court issued an indictment of Zardari on corruption charges on 10 August 2020.

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Zardari is known to seek the advice of "soothsayers and healers", especially during times of political troubles. He has visited Prof. Ahmad Rafique Akhtar, a well-known

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by 21 March. Ten judges were reinstated on 16 March, and Chaudry assumed his position on 22 March. Zardari's month-long direct control of the Punjab ended on 30 March.

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a fugitive and convicted two senior police officers, he said that he was not satisfied with the verdict and that he would appeal the judgment as it had acquitted five

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He had sent large shipments from Karachi in the 1990s for the refurbishment of Surrey Palace. He has faced allegations from various people, including the daughter of

2639:. His older daughter, Bakhtawar, was born on 25 January 1990, and his younger daughter, Aseefa, was born on 3 February 1993. After Benazir Bhutto's death, his sister 2247:

In February 2009, Zardari and the Musharraf-appointed Supreme Court attempted to disqualify Nawaz Sharif from running in any elections and tried to force his brother

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died when his plane exploded in midair. A few months later, Bhutto became Pakistan's first female prime minister when her party won 94 of 207 seats contested in the

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in Karachi. A day later, he was released on $ 5,000 bail. His release, rearrest, and then release again was regarded as a sign of growing reconciliation between

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secured 181 electoral votes.He sworn in as 14th President on 10 March 2024. He is first civilian to be elected as President for second non consecutive term.

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In March 1997, Zardari was elected to the Senate while in a Karachi jail. In December 1997, he was flown to Islamabad under tight security to take his oath.

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His mother died in November 2002, during his detention in jail. His father Hakim Ali Zardari died in May 2011. After that he became the chieftain of the

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in Normandy. In Britain, he used a common legal device—the purchase of property through nominees with no family link to the Bhuttos. His homes in

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When Bhutto announced in September 2007 her upcoming return to Pakistan, her husband was in New York City undergoing medical treatment. After the

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investigations into his alleged involvement in about $ 2 million in illegal kickbacks to Saddam Hussein, discovered in October 2005, under the

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In July 1998, he was indicted for corruption in Pakistan after the Swiss government handed over documents to Pakistani authorities relating to

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In November 1996, Bhutto's government was dismissed by Leghari primarily because of corruption and Murtaza's death. Zardari was arrested in

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six weeks to 18 February. In January 2008, he suggested that if his party did win a majority, it might form a coalition with Musharraf's

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His mental health has been a subject of controversy. He has repeatedly claimed he was tortured while in prison. He was diagnosed with

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who often counsels government officials and military leaders. During his presidency, he would consult with his then spiritual leader,

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unpopularity. He did, however, serve as co-chairman of the PPP for at least three years until Bilawal completed his studies overseas.

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mounted. By the end of April, the agreement collapsed as the Pakistani military pursued an unpopular offensive in the neighbouring

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from 1973 to 1974; a school clerk says he failed his final examination there. In March 2008, he claimed he had graduated from the

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After weeks of speculation and party infighting, he said he did not want to become prime minister. In mid-March 2008, he chose

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corruption cases challenged the legality of his presidency. Calls for his resignation escalated. Zardari, who rarely left the

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reported that he had signed a "secret deal" when he met with senior American officials that arranged for the coordination of

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In March 2011, Zardari delivered his annual parliamentary address to a half-empty chamber because of an opposition walkout.

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and only partially reinstated the judiciary by restoring 56 other judges deposed by Musharraf—but not their former leader,

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witnessed the signing ceremony as the representatives of the two countries inked the documents at a ceremony held at the

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He went to Saudi Arabia from 4 to 6 November in hopes of obtaining financial aid and securing trade agreements. However,

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In May 1999, he was hospitalised after an alleged attempted suicide. He claimed it was a murder attempt by the police.

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to resign, and was elected president on 6 September 2008. He was acquitted of various criminal charges the same year.

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and Chairperson of Pakistan Environmental Protection Council. Following increasing tensions between Bhutto's brother

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Mohammad Ejaz, about such matters as travel times and animals were sacrificed during particularly trying periods.

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in the Pakistan's political landscape, as he is alleged to demand 10% as kickbacks for the government contracts.

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Zardari's initial political career was unsuccessful. In 1983, he lost an election for a district council seat in

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was a guest of honour, which was a signal for much closer cooperation between the two nations in addressing the

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because a 2002 rule required candidates for Parliament to hold a college degree, but the rule was overturned by

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During the beginning of the second Bhutto Administration, a Bhutto family feud between Benazir and her mother,

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in 2010, which constitutionally reduced his presidential powers. His attempt to prevent the reinstatement of

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undergoing medical tests and treatment, reportedly for a "small stroke". According to the prime minister,

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in January 2006 against the couple which called on member nations to decide on the couple's extradition.

914: 890:—a famous cinema in Karachi—and donated movie equipment to his school. He also appeared in a 1969 movie, 670: 12531: 6043: 4399: 4337: 3573: 2650:. However, initially he had decided not to assume leadership and wanted to pass the position to his son 2476:

controversy. Zardari left the hospital on 14 December to recuperate at the Persian Gulf, while his son,

14368: 13934: 13324: 13281: 12503: 8443: 7617:. Jeddah: Saudi Research & Publishing Company. Saudi Research & Marketing Group. Archived from 7357: 6909:. Jeddah: Saudi Research & Publishing Company. Saudi Research & Marketing Group. Archived from 6322:. Jeddah: Saudi Research & Publishing Company. Saudi Research & Marketing Group. Archived from 5795: 5437:. Jeddah: Saudi Research & Publishing Company. Saudi Research & Marketing Group. Archived from 5197:. Jeddah: Saudi Research & Publishing Company. Saudi Research & Marketing Group. Archived from 5090: 4195: 3010: 2493: 2267: 2220: 2173:; it instead pledged $ 90 million development aid to curtail tribal influence by insurgents. After the 1707: 1649: 1562: 1537: 1526: 1316: 867:, a tribal chief and prominent landowner, and Bilquis Sultana Zardari. His paternal grandmother was of 674: 659: 518: 230: 7158:"Husband of slain Benazir Bhutto, Asif Ali Zardari, becomes new president of Pakistan at crucial time" 7068: 3760: 1254:

mansion. He successfully used his medical diagnosis to postpone a verdict on his British manor trial.

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became the guardian of his children and he changed Bilawal Zardari's name to Bilawal Bhutto Zardari.

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Zardari returned to Pakistan on 10 August. He first visit to an area affected by the flooding was in

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also challenged the acquittal. On 2 September, after his wife's murder case verdict, which declared

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In exile, he shifted between homes in New York, London, and Dubai, where his three children lived.

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Jel Se Aivān-i Sadr Tak, Jidd O Jahd Kā Safar Āṣif ʻAlī Zardārī Ke Kh̲ayālāt, Inkishāfāt, Iḥsāsāt

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in Ajmer, India on a private visit. He also met with the Indian prime minister Dr Manmohan Singh.

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to reopen corruption cases against Zardari. Zardari's tenure was also criticised for mishandling

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prevented him from holding rallies by escorting him from the airport to his home. He criticised

14238: 14223: 14034: 13995: 13989: 13706: 13591: 13110: 13101: 11225:"Zardari chateau: Pakistani leader attempts damage control after European trip during disaster" 10419: 9895: 7970: 7487: 5757: 2636: 2632: 2599:. He was elected as President on 9 March 2024 by securing 411 electoral votes and his opponent 2568: 2545: 2533: 2484:, assumed a more prominent role in Pakistan. By 19 December, Zardari had returned to Pakistan. 2481: 2477: 2297: 2208: 2174: 2098: 2009: 1876: 1641: 1593: 1457: 1426: 984: 909: 897: 773: 735: 556: 246: 12349:"Pakistani parliament to meet on Mar. 9 to elect new president, Asif Ali Zardari front-runner" 11631: 8876: 7725: 6748: 5468: 1159:'s government and the PPP. After his second release in late 2004, he left for exile in Dubai. 731:, while Zardari was arrested and indicted for Murtaza's murder as well as corruption charges. 13767: 13367: 13242: 13166: 11715: 11684: 11596: 10509: 10424: 9865: 9683: 9475: 9265: 8971: 7456: 6839: 6507: 6384: 5869: 3873: 3796: 2600: 2596: 2091: 1487: 1399: 901: 821: 813: 759: 666: 651: 560: 68: 13040: 12238:'Tremendous evidence available': NAB files appeal against Zardari's acquittal in assets case 10236: 1906:

From 23 to 26 September 2008, he met with various foreign leaders, including U.S. President

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presidency, but his party did not produce a certificate. He was endorsed by the PPP and the

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President Zardari's 2008 address to the 63rd session of the United Nations General Assembly

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plan, maritime cooperation and satellite navigation. President Zardari and Chinese Premier

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on 15 August. He left the country on 18 August and attended the four-way Russian summit at

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on 27 December 2007. As the new co-chairman of the PPP, he led his party to victory in the

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Burns, John F (5 November 1996). "Pakistan's Premier Bhutto is put under house arrest".

1914:. He suffered political embarrassment by flirting with U.S. vice presidential candidate 968: 938:, where his family owned thousands of acres of farmland. He then went into real estate. 14398: 14039: 13787: 13654: 13606: 13596: 13454: 13192: 11998: 11874:"Pakistan, China sign agreements, MoUs on Economic Corridor Plan, maritime cooperation" 11193: 10274:. Jeddah: Saudi Research & Publishing Company. Saudi Research & Marketing Group 4005: 2987: 2726: 2718: 2552: 2469: 2344: 2318:

In late November 2009, Zardari ceded to Prime Minister Gillani the chairmanship of the

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In the midst of his exile, Zardari had several different legal problems. In Pakistan,

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and the coalition selected Gillani instead of Musharraf to represent Pakistan at the

1329: 1105: 999:. During the interim government between August and October, caretaker prime minister 946: 864: 801: 704: 688: 615:, you may see unjoined letters running left to right or other symbols instead of 570: 13883: 13054: 12985: 12836: 12557: 11781:"Pakistan president Asif Ali Zardari went to Dubai 'because of threats to his life'" 10350: 9925: 9176: 8937: 8536: 8159: 7296: 7218: 6447: 6414: 5399: 5260: 5225: 3724: 3513:"Profile: Asif Ali Zardari, Pakistan's probable next president, is living the dream" 2046:

In early October 2008, he received fierce domestic criticism for repeatedly calling

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on 20 September 1996. Bhutto's government was dismissed a month later by President

12750: 12672:"Dastar bandi: Zardari takes over as chief of his own tribe – The Express Tribune" 11349: 13863: 13362: 13357: 13176: 12724: 12348: 12244: 12091: 10839:"Zardari graft case: Swiss authorities yet to respond to Pak government's letter" 10237:"Memo from Islamabad: Zardari stages comeback, but effect on Pakistan is unclear" 10021: 8508: 8413:"Pakistani government in turmoil after coalition party quits over fuel and taxes" 5800: 4102: 4012: 3990: 3676: 3656: 3633: 2923: 2895: 2647: 2517: 2396: 2343:

Attorney General Daniel Zappelli stated that Zardari can not be prosecuted under

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In June 2009, Zardari met Singh for the first time since the Mumbai attacks at a

2069: 1919: 1885: 1621: 640: 176: 12179:"Pakistan Court Acquits Asif Ali Zardari in Nearly 2-Decade Old Corruption Case" 11904:"Pakistani president Asif Ali Zardari set to step down at end of five-year term" 11320:"Zardari's trip to Europe fuels resentment as Pakistan reels from deadly floods" 10479:"Pakistan's lawyers strike over judicial appointments made by President Zardari" 9804: 8972:"Pakistan's President praises Obama and offers new concession to the opposition" 6545: 2191:, and Zardari after the Afghanistan-U.S.-Pakistan trilateral meeting in May 2009 14007: 13829: 13700: 13674: 13407: 13397: 13093: 12324:"NAB Court Indicts Asif Ali Zardari And Faryal Talpur In Corruption References" 11441:"Pakistan President Zardari arrives in London, sparring with Cameron continues" 9834: 9721:. Saudi Research & Publishing Company. Saudi Research & Marketing Group 9356: 5091:"Trail of corruption and kickback charges still in wings for opposition leader" 3251: 2769: 2704: 2611: 2248: 2204: 2200: 2170: 2065: 1945: 1907: 1881: 1733: 1218: 1067: 1066:, Murtaza's widow, also accused Zardari of being behind his killing. President 1055: 1043: 942: 887: 860: 859:

family and received his upbringing and education in Karachi. He belongs to the

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are called Bilawal House I, Bilawal House II, and Zardari House respectively.

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Will appeal against Benazir Bhutto murder case verdict, says Asif Ali Zardari

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In April 2010, after months of political pressure, the government passed the

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demanded Zardari's release among other demands. The hijackers were killed by

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and boxing. He led a polo team known as the Zardari Four. His father owned

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The relationship between the two nations was damaged by the November 2008

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Qalam Kī Shahādat Āsif ʻAlī Zardārī Ke Bāre Men̲ Ahl-i Qalam Kī Taḥrīren̲

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He bought a 365-acre (148-hectare) 20-bedroom luxury estate in Rockwood,

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and the IMF withheld since May 2010 the last segment of its aid package.

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believed that Zardari's acquittal was the result of a deal between the

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in 1997. He was released from jail in 2004 and went into self-exile to

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Zia of Pakistan Killed as Blast Downs Plane; U.S. Envoy, 28 Others Die

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In Pakistan, a government falls not by losing a majority but after a

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with 481 of 702 votes. He was elected president on 6 September 2008.

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Involvement in the first Bhutto Administration and first imprisonment

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On the night of 27 December 2007, he returned to Pakistan following

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Zardari and Benazir Bhutto had one son and two daughters. His son,

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In February 2009, FATA's provincial government officially declared

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in May 2011, Obama called Zardari and collaborated on the events.

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in the United States. In September 2005, he did not show up for a

12698:"Asif Zardari visits spiritual scholar Prof Ahmad Akhter Rafique" 12149:"Pakistan court quashes corruption case against Asif Ali Zardari" 9802: 8293:"President Zardari says Pakistan won't use nuclear weapons first" 7577: 6588:"Sharif says Zardari risks losing support over judges (Update 1)" 2734: 2651: 2544:

in 2015. In December 2016, he announced that both he and his son

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strikes and a jointly approved list of prominent targets. He and

1059: 950: 892: 856: 848: 724: 491: 10584:"Pakistan President Asif Zardari gives up constitutional powers" 10383:"Asif Zardari wins fight against corruption case in Switzerland" 10062:"Zardari transfers control of nuclear weapons to Prime Minister" 9449:"Q.A.: Likely fallout if Pakistan takes Fight to Swat's Taliban" 8598:"Kashmir separatists protest over Zardari's 'terrorist' comment" 8194:"Wikileaks cables: Saudi Arabia wants military rule in Pakistan" 7672:"Zardari wins support of global coalition on terrorism, economy" 5983:"Bhutto's son says Pakistan may fragment without vote (Update2)" 4761:"World news briefs: Bhutto's jailed husband sworn in as Senator" 3874:"Pakistani legislators face accusations of faking their degrees" 2492:

Pakistan and China on 22 May 2013 signed several agreements and

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In April 1993, he became one of the 18 cabinet ministers in the

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After Saudi Arabia, Britain, China, the United States, and the

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He and Sharif agreed in a 9 March 2008 agreement, known as the

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for prime minister in a snub to the more politically powerful

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Zardari, Benazir Bhutto, and baby Bilawal in a state visit to

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Corruption charges against Benazir Bhutto and Asif Ali Zardari

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in early 2013, Zardari dismissed his provincial government in

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In mid-November 2008, Zardari's government officially sent a

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As president, Zardari remained a strong American ally in the

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countryside home. Protests within Britain, mainly among the

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firms in exchange for customs fraud. In France, Poland, and

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Towards the end of his term, Zardari recorded abysmally low

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In June 2005, he had a heart attack and was treated in the

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in 2011. Domestically, Zardari achieved the passage of the

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in New York City on his first overseas trip as president.

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Pir Zubair Shah; Wafa, Abdul Waheed (22 September 2008).

7275:"Bhutto widower Zardari elected Pakistan's new president" 6246: 5657:. Montreal: Canada.com. Postmedia News. 3 November 2007. 4934:"Bhutto vows she will fight jail sentence for corruption" 4698: 4526:"Bhutto fans the family feud, charging mother favors son" 3046: 1962:

From 14 to 17 October 2008, he was in China to negotiate

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Political involvement in the second Bhutto Administration

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in 1987, who became the Prime Minister of Pakistan after

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Kershner, Isabel & Mark Landler (30 December 1997).

4593:"With goats and gunfire, Pakistanis cheer Bhutto's fall" 3466:

Riches, Christopher; Palmowski, Jan (18 February 2021).

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refused to provide any bailout, he officially asked the

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February parliamentary elections and coalition formation

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Hussain, Shaiq; Constable, Pamela (21 September 2008).

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Iqbal, Aftab (December 2013). "Khabarnaak GC Special".

3437:"Shehbaz Sharif sworn in as prime minister of Pakistan" 3344:"Asif Zardari Returns Home Ahead of Presidential Polls" 2376: 2097:

On 8 April 2012, President Zardari, along with his son

12027:"Zardari vows to revamp PPP after presidential tenure" 10545:"Pakistan's President Zardari closer to losing powers" 10296:. Al Jazeera. Qatar Media Corporation. 31 March 2010. 10119:"Pakistan court hears challenge to corruption amnesty" 9835:"Pakistan PM to address nation as crisis nears climax" 8738:"Pakistan and the Mumbai attack: The world's headache" 6933:"Zardari warns Musharraf against government dismissal" 6354:"2 Pakistani opposition parties vow to form coalition" 6136:. Al Jazeera. Qatar Media Corporation. 13 January 2008 2133:

The government has had a longstanding conflict in the

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Prof. Ahmad Rafique Akhtar: Mystery Behind the Mystic

12057:"Zardari to become president of PPP Parliamentarians" 11994:"Asif Ali Zardari steps down as Pakistan's President" 11350:"Cameron hails UK's 'unbreakable' bond with Pakistan" 11168:"Pakistan's Zardari says war with Taliban being lost" 11080:"Pakistan President to visit Britain amid terror row" 10996:"Pakistan plays down David Cameron's terror comments" 10965:"Pakistan PM hits back at David Cameron terror claim" 10619:"Pakistani MPs do away with Zardari's crucial powers" 10477:

Brulliard, Karin; Hussain, Shaiq (16 February 2010).

9866:"Pakistan leader backs down and reinstates top judge" 9803:

Cameron-Moore, Simon; Norton, Jerry (15 March 2009).

9595:"Zardari's party eyes power in key Pakistan province" 9153:. Al Jazeera. Qatar Media Corporation. 17 June 2009. 8821:"Pakistan's president visits India amid warming ties" 8313: 8225:"Wikileaks reveals tensions between Pakistan, Saudis" 7164:. New York City. Associated Press. 6 September 2008. 5612:"Factbox-Who stands to win or lose in Pakistani vote" 5151: 5149: 5147: 5145: 5143: 4898:"Pakistan Sentences Bhutto To 5 Years for Corruption" 4252:"Pakistan's Premier Bhutto is put under house arrest" 2296:

In April 2009, President Asif Ali Zardari signed the

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Eighteenth Amendment to the Constitution of Pakistan

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Eighteenth Amendment to the Constitution of Pakistan

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to the IMF regarding a bailout to help increase its

11289:"Blighted Pakistan: Swamped, bruised and resentful" 11049:"Pakistan summons UK envoy over Cameron's comments" 10203: 9684:"Pakistan's political rift may pose test for Obama" 9507:"Zardari under renewed criticism for trip overseas" 9357:"Interview: Pakistan diplomat faults U.S. strategy" 9065:"Brown takes new strategy to Afghanistan, Pakistan" 8656:"Pakistan not to blame for Mumbai attacks: Zardari" 8345: 7641:"Bush, Zardari discuss U.S. incursions in Pakistan" 7518:"Pakistan and America: How to beat the terrorists?" 6508:"Pakistani party's leader chooses a Prime Minister" 6003: 3661:. Institute of Regional Studies. 2008. p. 48. 3509: 2586: 2487: 2307: 2012:withheld a combined $ 3 billion aid in the 2010–11 871:descent, while his mother was the granddaughter of 695:, Zardari rose to prominence after his marriage to 12953: 11779: 11654:"Zardari: Terrorists could exploit Pakistan flood" 11564: 11498: 11104: 10963: 10961: 10582: 10507: 10381: 10234: 10015:President signs Nizam-e-Adl Regulation: Presidency 9896:"Pakistan: Deposed chief justice to be reinstated" 9655:Qayum, Khalid; Ahmed, Khaleeq (27 February 2009). 9626:"Pro-Sharif protests continue in Pakistani cities" 9326:"World digest: Zardari authorizes Swat Valley law" 9206: 9125:"EU vows Pakistan aid, Zardari seeks trade breaks" 7695:"Rice sees promising Pakistan-Afghanistan rapport" 6742: 6005: 5908:. 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Following multiple 778:NATO attack in Salala 667:president of Pakistan 652:president of Pakistan 245:Serving with 69:President of Pakistan 14314:Pakistani landowners 14143:National affiliation 14134:Centre-left politics 14025:Maula Bakhsh Chandio 13156:Muhammad Mian Soomro 12564:. 30 December 2007. 12095:. 27 December 2016. 12002:. 9 September 2013. 11970:. 8 September 2013. 11938:The Washington Times 10692:. News Corporation. 10155:. 17 December 2009. 10020:19 July 2013 at the 9513:. News Corporation. 9097:The Washington Times 8853:. 9 September 2008. 8480:. 4 September 2008. 8388:. News Corporation. 8354:. News Corporation. 7767:on 27 September 2008 7432:. 9 September 2008. 7303:. 6 September 2008. 7195:. 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He went to 782:Eighteenth Amendment 750:, but returned when 715:, Zardari served as 701:her election in 1988 260:Position established 164:Muhammad Mian Soomro 147:Mir Hazar Khan Khoso 14444:People from Karachi 14439:Pakistani criminals 14309:Pakistani investors 14018:Executive Committee 14002:Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto 13958:Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto 13632:Salgira (1969 film) 13627:Friends of Pakistan 13465:Yousaf Raza Gillani 13383:Zulfikar Ali Bhutto 13225:History of Pakistan 13100:Co-Chairman of the 12960:The Daily Telegraph 12676:The Express Tribune 12536:Kingman Daily Miner 12427:The Express Tribune 12213:The Express Tribune 11968:The Express Tribune 11878:www.nihao-salam.com 11817:The Washington Post 11786:The Daily Telegraph 11571:The Daily Telegraph 11505:The Daily Telegraph 11324:The Washington Post 10970:The Daily Telegraph 10589:The Daily Telegraph 10483:The Washington Post 10388:The Daily Telegraph 10125:. 7 December 2009. 9330:The Washington Post 9213:The Daily Telegraph 9038:The Washington Post 7884:The Washington Post 7822:New York Daily News 7553:The Washington Post 6879:on 10 February 2011 6782:. 24 January 2008. 6621:The Washington Post 6012:The Daily Telegraph 5728:. 3 November 2007. 5588:. 21 October 2007. 5558:. 19 October 2007. 4563:Beaver County Times 4502:on 30 December 2007 3608:The Express Tribune 3580:. 10 January 1998. 3518:The Daily Telegraph 3468:"Zardari, Asif Ali" 3410:The Daily Telegraph 3174:The Express Tribune 3143:. 7 February 1993. 2607:Opposition reaction 2555:, Zardari demanded 1933:The Washington Post 1552:Raja Pervaiz Ashraf 1546:Yousaf Raza Gillani 1498:Chief of Army Staff 1386:legislative bodies— 1353:Makhdoom Amin Fahim 1349:Yousaf Raza Gillani 1221:for six weeks (see 1020:Singapore Commandos 959:Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq 798:Yousaf Raza Gillani 691:, a landowner from 143:Raja Pervaiz Ashraf 139:Yousaf Raza Gillani 14244:BOL Network people 14234:Sindhi politicians 14127:Political position 14040:Nisar Ahmad Khuhro 13655:Fake accounts case 13607:Sindhi nationalism 13597:Belaire Apartments 13587:Corruption charges 13148:Political offices 13108:Served alongside: 12815:The New York Times 12790:on 13 January 2012 12759:. 29 December 2000 12678:. 30 December 2014 12215:. 29 August 2017. 12155:. 27 August 2017. 12123:The Economic Times 11999:The Economic Times 11720:The New York Times 11689:The New York Times 11660:. 20 August 2010. 11634:on 25 October 2011 11601:The New York Times 11385:The New York Times 11174:on 25 October 2011 11142:The New York Times 10813:The New York Times 10514:The New York Times 10427:on 2 November 2012 10241:The New York Times 9870:The New York Times 9688:The New York Times 9630:The New York Times 9480:The New York Times 9455:on 18 October 2012 9270:The New York Times 9071:on 25 October 2011 8976:The New York Times 8944:. 6 January 2009. 8918:on 25 October 2011 8573:. 6 October 2008. 8448:The New York Times 8269:on 8 December 2010 8077:on 25 October 2008 8012:on 7 February 2009 7975:The New York Times 7853:San Francisco Gate 7793:. 2 October 2008. 7730:The New York Times 7584:The New York Times 7492:The New York Times 7461:The New York Times 7225:. 22 August 2008. 7102:The New York Times 6974:. 19 August 2008. 6844:The New York Times 6751:on 25 October 2011 6512:The New York Times 6389:The New York Times 6358:The New York Times 6290:on 7 February 2011 6253:The New York Times 6164:The New York Times 6110:. 8 January 2008. 6080:. 8 January 2008. 6078:The New York Times 5874:The New York Times 5846:on 9 February 2011 5762:The New York Times 5699:on 6 November 2007 5586:The New York Times 5496:The New York Times 5365:Independent Online 5338:on 2 February 2011 5301:The New York Times 5163:. 23 December 2004 5161:The New York Times 5035:The New York Times 4902:The New York Times 4860:The New York Times 4765:The New York Times 4671:The New York Times 4597:The New York Times 4530:The New York Times 4435:The New York Times 4404:The Indian Express 4374:The Indian Express 4312:The New York Times 4256:The New York Times 4170:The Daily Sentinel 4110:on 20 January 2011 4096:(27 August 1990). 4092:Rudolph, Barbara; 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