Pervez Musharraf

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Pakistan faces a strategic crossroads, caught between alliances and regional conflicts. Past involvements in foreign wars, driven by external powers, have led to domestic instability and blowback. Now, a new defence pact with Saudi Arabia and escalating conflict with Afghanistan highlight the nation's struggle to balance relevance with long-term stability, risking further entanglement.

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Pakistan's former dictator General pervez musharraf is "growing weaker rapidly" and will not be able to return to Pakistan to face treason case for suspending the Constitution in 2007. The former president has to visit London for treatment in every three months due to the new unspecified ailment.

A non-bailable warrant was issued against former Pakistani military ruler pervez musharraf. A local court of Islamabad issued the order in connection with the murder case of Lal Masjid cleric Abdul Rashid Ghazi, who was killed in a military crackdown in 2007.

A special Pakistani court holding the treason trial of ex-military ruler pervez musharraf for allegedly subverting the Constitution in 2007 on Friday ordered re-investigation into the case. The re-investigation is to be completed by December 17.

Former Pakistani dictator pervez musharraf's treason trial was on Wednesday adjourned for a day after his lawyers sought time to go through prosecution's objections to his medical report.

Embattled former Pakistani military ruler pervez musharraf on Tuesday failed to turn up for his indictment in a special court conducting his treason trial citing security reasons and was summoned on Friday.

An anti-terrorism court on Saturday extended former Pakistan President pervez musharraf’s detention remanding him in judicial custody for two weeks in a case accusing him of illegally detaining judges after imposing emergency in the country in 2007.

Pakistan's former military ruler pervez musharraf arrived before court on Tuesday for the first time to face charges in a treason case he has denounced as a score-settling exercise by Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.

Pakistan's ex-President pervez musharraf left for Dubai on Friday morning for medical treatment, two days after the country's top court lifted a ban on his travel abroad.

A special court here on Friday issued non-bailable warrant against ex-Pakistan President pervez musharraf and directed authorities to arrest him if he fails to appear before it on March 31 March.

Former Pakistani military ruler pervez musharraf challenged the formation of a special court to try him for high treason, saying he had imposed emergency in 2007 as the army chief and could not be tried by a civilian court.

Former President pervez musharraf was on Saturday remanded in judicial custody for a fortnight by an anti-terrorism court in the Pakistani capital.

A special court on Friday issued a bailable arrest warrant against ex-Pakistan president pervez musharraf, 70, in connection with the treason case he is facing for imposing emergency in 2007.

Pakistan's former military ruler General pervez musharraf has said that he is "100 %" sure that he had no knowledge about the presence of Osama bin Laden near in Pakistani. He insisted on his innocence and said he was sure about himself that he did not know about Osama.

Pakistan has formed a high-level panel to probe the high treason case against former military ruler pervez musharraf for imposing emergency rule in 2007, the government said .

Bookies Rawalpindi, Pakistan have set aside cricket matches to take bets on the May 11 polls as many people are ready to stake big money on all developments linked to the general elections.

Musharraf is also facing trial in the murder cases of former prime minister Benazir Bhutto; Baloch nationalist leader Nawab Akbar Bugti and Red Mosque cleric Abdul Rasheed Ghazi.

Former military ruler pervez musharraf, who has been living abroad for over a year, had resigned in August 2008 to avoid impeachment by the government.

Former Pakistan President pervez musharraf and the chief of its army was trapped on TV by an international channel which pointed out that the dictator has repeatedly said Osama bin Laden wasn't in Pakistan.

A Pakistani court has issued notice to pervez musharraf on a petition seeking his presence in court linked to a case in which the former military dictator has been accused of committing high treason by imposing emergency in 2007.

The Pakistan government has decided to go ahead with the trial of former dictator pervez musharraf in the Supreme Court on a charge of high treason for abrogating the Constitution and imposing emergency rule in November 2007, according to a media report on Friday.

A Pakistan court on Tuesday handed death penalty to former president pervez musharraf in a high treason case, the Dawn News reported. A special court had on November 19 concluded the trial proceedings in the case against Musharraf for declaring a state emergency on November 3, 2007.

In the wilderness for a long time, former military ruler General pervez musharraf made an anti-India rant by saying Pakistan needs to “incite” those “fighting” in Kashmir.