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Sharif’s so-called democratic government in 1999 was possibly the worst example of “civil-dictatorship": APML.

The firm arranged some of Musharraf’s recent meetings with US senators.

Musharraf says Islamabad offered to train Afghan troops; Kabul never responded.

the two workers were arrested from a stall displaying his party photographs and placards for no reason.

Musharraf says that US needs to realise Pakistan's interests in a peaceful and stable Afghanistan.

APML's current office bearers are more interested in his money than his politics.

Musharraf criticises US - says "Indians are allowed to do whatever they are doing in Afghanistan".

Discussions focus on a possible tie-up between the two and the former president’s return to the country.

Musharraf tells of the "blatant ultimatum" to stand with America in War on Terror and allowing US use of two bases.

FIA to use Mark Siegel’s testimony against Musharraf.

Cheney's memoirs reveal how weary the Bush administration had grown of Musharraf and his false promises.

ATC issues permanent warrants for the former president’s arrest.

The investigation team has contacted news channels in Quetta.

BHC criticises govt for not taking interest in Bugti murder case.

Diplomat who blew the whistle was suspended, died of a heart attack.

Court displeased with the pace of investigation.

LHC had dismissed the appeal of the former protocol officer to register a second FIR.

High court resents lack of interest in investigating the matter.

Arrest warrants for Musharraf, two others nominated in the FIR yet to be issued.

Provincial boards of revenue and GHQ have yet to submit details.

Musharraf says he does not need to "reinvent the wheel" once he returns to power in Pakistan.

FIA submits partial list, says information yet to be sent.

Former Governor of Balochistan Owais Ahmed Ghani is also nominated in the murder case.

The foundation incurred a loss of Rs6 billion because of plot misappropriation.

A case for high treason against Musharraf, for international warrants for his arrest and extradition to Pakistan.

Deputy Attorney General says Interior Ministry will seek extradition of accused living abroad.

ATC has ordered confiscation of former president’s property.

The deceased leaves behind a wife and two sons.

Major (R) Tanvir's family has refused a post mortem of the body, police investigating cause of death.

Musharraf says he will come back only if his party is successful in a ‘show of strength’.

Musharraf says plans to return intact despite military leadership’s refusal to provide security.

Musharraf cancels plans after military denies requests for additional security.

British authorities in contact with Pakistan; Musharraf not arrested due to absence of extradition treaty.

Arguments in former Rawalpindi police chief’s bail plea continue.

Supreme Court upholds military court’s decision to award death sentence to former president’s assailants.

Two convicts ask apex court to reverse their death sentence.

LHC adjourns hearing of writ petition seeking trial of former president Gen (retd) Pervez Musharraf.

Court demands former president’s presence on April 2.

Legal experts sceptical of government’s extradition attempts.

FIA says arrest warrants for former president have been received by the authorities in Britain.

Musharraf has been declared a proclaimed offender by the same court twice before this.

LHC expresses annoyance over govt’s failure to reply to a writ petition against Musharraf.

Court also seeking the former president's address in Britain for a red warrant.

Party supporters to launch protests against former President’s indictment.

FIA says it will seek the extradition of Musharraf after his refusal to appear before a Rawalpindi court.

Rawalpindi Anti-Terrorism Court issues arrest warrant for Pervez Musharraf, hearing adjourned till February 19.

The court asked the DAG to appear before the court on February 15 and tell the court about the govt's stand.

Detailed charge-sheet presented in ATC names Musharraf and Mehsud behind "planned conspiracy" to murder Benazir.

Investigators say an email sent by Musharraf to Benazir could be interpreted as a threat.

Former president narrowly escapes being hit by shoe while speaking to his APML supporters in London.