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PM-CJ meeting ends crisis Updated at: 2230 PST,  Wednesday, February 17, 2010 ISLAMABAD: The government has withdrawn the notification about the elevation of Chief Justice of Lahore High Court as Supreme Court judge. On the recommendation of Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry, two permanent judges and one ad-hoc judge have been appointed to the Supreme Court. Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani said the current tension between judiciary and government has now ended. Earlier, Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry met Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani at the Prime Minister House. The meeting continued for more than 2 hours,... read more >>

Benazir Bhutto Former Prime Minster of Pakistan (Late) Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto would be shown on the silver screen in 2012.  A close friend of former prime minister Benazir Bhutto and a leading British producer and filmmaker have decided to make a feature film on the life and achievements of Ms Bhutto. Dawn News further adds Victoria Schofield and Farah Durrani, in collaboration with Insha Taqi Pauwels of Silverstream Productions, are working on the project. The film, titled “Benazir Bhutto – Destiny”, would be about the extraordinary courage of a daughter, a mother, a politician and a woman who risked all and paid the ultimate price... read more >>

Google buys announcements, in order to explain, why an insulting picture roofridge so to a high degree of the Ladys is back in its index and in classification on searches for Michelle Obama in the google image search. Since we reported on last week, googled originally the picture had Michelle Obama removed, with which reason that the place of assembly, which regales the picture Googles guidelines injured, by serving times commodity for the visitors. But the same picture remained available on other places of assembly, which run not confused of the guidelines had left. Googles the announcement, above shown, leads researchers to http://www.google.com/resultsinfo.html,... read more >>

Claims by Afghan President Hamid Karzai’s brother Wali that the government had reached a secret ceasefire with the Taliban to allow for safe voting across Afghanistan appears to have been premature; in both small villages and major cities potential voters are considering the serious dangers of voting in the election. The risks are not just the vague prospect of a bombing at some polling place somewhere. Militants have made it a point to announce that anyone caught with an inked finger, a sign they voted in the election, will have that finger cut off. Officials have conceded that violence may force some polling places to close early, and in... read more >>

WASHINGTON – The Obama administration said Wednesday it has suspended joint military operations with Honduras to protest a coup that forced President Manuel Zelaya into exile. The U.S. withheld stronger action in hopes of negotiating a peaceful return of the country’s elected leader. The Organization of American States, meeting in Washington, gave Honduran coup leaders three days to restore Zelaya to power — under threat of suspending Honduras’s OAS membership. Afterward, several officials said the administration is still reviewing the possibility of cutting off U.S. aid. Robert Gibbs, the White House press secretary, said, “We... read more >>

State Senator R. Creigh Deeds accepted the Democratic nomination for governor in Charlottesville, Va., on Tuesday with with his wife, Pam, and their daughters, Rebecca, left, and Susannah. ARLINGTON, Va. — Democratic voters in Virginia selected a state Senator as their party’s nominee for Governor Tuesday, defeating the close Clinton confidante Terry McAuliffe in an unusually contentious, expensive and closely watched primary for governor. The victory by State Senator R. Creigh Deeds came in one of two elections for governor this year — the other is in New Jersey. Both national parties were strongly involved in the race, as Democrats hope... read more >>

India’s Government is ideally placed to achieve major reform. APPOINTING a new cabinet in India is never easy, even after an overwhelming electoral win. Apart from internal party considerations, issues of caste, religion, regionalism and minority expectations across the vast country make the task a political minefield. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, in forming his second administration following the decisive win by the six-party United Progressive Alliance led by the Congress party earlier this month, has acted wisely and confirmed perceptions that he is India’s most accomplished leader in recent times. He has been given a golden... read more >>