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ISLAMABAD: An important meeting of Pakistan Peoples Party was held in the federal capital here Friday in which newly elected members of National Assembly unanimously gave party’s Co-Chairman, Asif Ali Zardari, the right to nominate the new Prime Minister. The meeting was presided over by Asif Ali Zardari, and according to sources, Makhdoom Amin Fahim was likely to become the new PM of Pakistan. PPP’s co-chairman briefed participants about discussions with different political parties as regards government formation. He also thanked PML-N for extending cooperation in this regard. Talking to media News after the meeting, Zardari said meeting was meant to discuss the name of new PM. Newly elected MNAs also attended the meeting. Co-Chairman, Pakistan People’s Party (PPP), Asif Ali Zardari and Chief of Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM), Altaf Hussain have agreed to extend unconditional cooperation to one another. The agreement came about during a telephonic contact between the two leaders on Fr...

PPP vice president Makhdoom Amin Fahim next PM 22.02.2008 04:25:01 Nawaz was addressing a joint press conference with PPP Co-Chairman Asif Ali Zardari after their one-hour meeting at Zardari House, where both the leaders announced to form joint government in centre and the provinces. (live-PR.com) - Islamabad, Feb 22:Pakistan Muslim League (N) Chief Nawaz Sharif Thursday said, Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) and PML-N will follow the agenda laid out in the Charter of Democracy.But the duo Nawaz and Zaradari still to arrive at consensus on the name next Prime Minister candidate to lead the coalition.PPP vice president Makhdoom Amin Fahim is a possible choice one stood against Musharraf in October"s presidential election but later withdrew. He was addressing a joint press conference with PPP Co-Chairman Asif Ali Zardari after their one-hour meeting at Zardari House, where both the leaders announced to form joint government in centre and the provinces. Both the leaders announced to hav...

Kosovo declares Independence, by Nksagar @ 2008-02-17 - 22:34:09 Tens of thousands of flag waving people in central Pristina erupted in cheers as the Kosovo parliament formally voted to break from Serbia, which has vowed to never recognise the move. "We are now an independent, free, sovereign and democratic country," announced Kosovo parliament speaker Jakup Krasniqi. But in a bid to ease tensions with its neighbour, the declaration insisted that the world's newest state of two million people would be "dedicated to peace and stability." While the United States and European Union are quickly expected to recognise the new state, Serbia has been given strong support by Russia which quickly condemned the move and demanded an urgent UN Security Council meeting today. Serbia's President Boris Tadic said his country would never accept an independent Kosovo. "Serbia has reacted and will react with all peaceful, diplomatic and legal means to annul this act commi...

Malaysian Police arrested 160 Hindraf protestors Malaysian Police arrested 160 Hindraf protestors.Hindraf adviser R. Raguram was arrested while giving a speech 16.02.2008 18:46:07 Rally coordinator S. Manickavasagam was among the first to be picked up by police. The supporters later moved to the Puduraya area where they gathered at a temple before proceeding to Pudu jail. Hindraf adviser R. Raguram was arrested while giving a speech outside the temple. (live-PR.com) - Nearly three hundred ethnic Indian supporters with flowers in their hands, of a Hindu rights group defying a ban today tried hold a rally near Parliament house in lieu thereof gathered in Independence Square in downtown Kuala Lumpur for their demand to more rights for the minority community.Ethnic Indians are marginalised in terms of education, wealth and opportunities. Police in Kuala Lumpur arrested 160 Hindraf supporters who took part in the rally in Dataran Merdeka area today on Saturday. The total number of supporter...

Bangkok:Prominent Leader of pro democracy movement in Myanmar"s Karen National Union who was also a key figure in the democracy movement was assassinated on Thursday at his home in Thailand, Thai police said. (live-PR.com) - Pado Manh Sha, 65, was the Karen Nationa Union secretary general based in the town of Mae Sot in Thailand. He was a critic of Myanmar"s military regime who coordinated between the ethnic Karen and the democracy movement in the Myanmar. "His relatives who witnessed the killing said the first man went up to greet Pado Manh Sha while he was resting, but then shot him once. A second man came up and shot him again," Passawat said. Pado Manh Sha could have been killed by a Karen splinter group or assassins ordered by the military as reported in the media.Political analyst says,It could be KNU internal problems as the Christian KNU and Buddhist groups battles with splinter group called the Democratic Karen Buddhist Army (DKBA). KNU is in embattled with...

Malaysia will hold its general election on March 8.The country"s Election Commission today said nominations will be held on February 24 to elect 222 legislators in Parliament. Abdullah dissolved Parliament yesterday, paving the way for the elections, a year earlier than scheduled.“Come out and vote, don"t sleep …. I want to see a free and fair election," Election Commission Chairman Abdul Rashid Abdul Rahman told reporters.The March 8 elections will see Abdullah"s Barisan Nasional party challenged by three main opposition parties, the left-leaning Democratic Action Party, the Islamist Parti Islam se-Malaysia and dissident former deputy premier Anwar Ibrahim"s Parti Keadilan. Malaysian Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi said he was dissolving parliament Wednesday to call for general elections.Election are hurriedly called by the Abdulla Ahmed Badwai as country flutters with ethnic violence and growing inflation.Leaders have in past has also called for snap pol...

15.02.2008 04:21:05 The cabinet minister Samy Vellu is the Works Minister in the Abdullah Badawi cabinet was surrounded and heckled by some youths during the foundation laying ceremony for a Tamil school here. (live-PR.com) - PETALING JAYA: MIC leader Datuk Seri S. Samy Vellu and Selangor Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Dr Mohamad Khir Toyo were involved in an angry exchange with a group of abusive hecklers Wednesday. Samy Vellu was speaking before the ground-breaking ceremony for SJK (T) Seaport, Petaling, when they started hurling abuses at him.The MIC leader smiled and waved at them.When Dr Khir took to the stage, he told off the hecklers. This angered the hecklers who became more aggressive, with some attempting to move towards the VIP stage.The hecklers were unhappy over the size of land allocated for the school. They claimed that the government had promised 3ha but only set aside 0.6ha. Dr Khir tried to explain that the size had actually been increased from 0.4ha. Dr Khir Toyo also pres...