President General Pervez Musharraf

Musharraf poised to return to Pak politics, Pakistan President General Pervez Musharraf return to politics With the constitutional restrictions on him ending today (November 28), former Pakistan President General Pervez Musharraf has started planning his return for another stint in his country's politics. According to sources, Musharraf is in constant touch with hi 1 Vote(s) Read Full Story

By guestwriter at 21 November, 2009, 5:41 am By Sabahat Ghazal Former Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf The report also revealed that the former general had received millions of dollars in donations from various corporate biggies and his close associates. “Insiders say that Musharraf has vast wealth, much of it accumulated through donations from individuals (these, some say, include Libya’s Muammar Gaddafi and corporations to aid previous election campaigns). There are reports that Musharraf received $30 million from the UAE via one of its top bankers, and another $3 million from a Pakistani cellular phone company,” it added. Categories : Articles | Politics Read Full Story

View CNN Video ( here ) Read interview below: This is a rush copy and may be updated. Interviewed 8 November 2009. ZAKARIA: As we try to make very clear on this program, you can’t talk about the United States’ problems in Afghanistan without talking about the problems with Afghanistan’s next-door neighbor, Pakistan. Now, for almost 10 years, from 1999 until last year, Pervez Musharraf ruled over that nation, first as the army’s chief of staff, then as president of Pakistan. If anyone knows the Pakistani Army — what they are capable of and, moreover, what they are willing to do in this war ... Read Full Story

DALLAS, USA : Former President General (r) Pervez Musharraf who is presently on a month-long visit to US called on his former US counterpart George W. Bush here Thursday. The two leaders discussed issues of bilateral interests with focus on important regional and international issues, former Minister of State Dr Naseem Ashraf who also accompanied with Musharraf told the newsmen after the meeting. He said that the former president told his US counterpart that the injustice with Kashmiris and Palestinians was the root cause of growing extremism in Muslim world. “The global peace could only be achieved by resolving the disputes of these two ... Read Full Story

Former President Pervez Musharraf said that all of his steps were constitutional and legitimate which were also approved by the Supreme Court. He said that Afghanistan is totally under control of Indian government and intelligence agencies. In an interview with a US channel, the former president said that Mulla Umar never lived in Pakistan. Read Full Story