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VOA provides in depth coverage of  Pakistan's Constitutional Crisis.  Check out the special report on our web site. 

 

Imran Khan (C), cricketer turned politician is surrounded by
university students in Lahore, Pakistan, 14 Nov 2007 Pakistani Opposition Considers Alternatives After Protests Thwarted  Audio Clip Available
Imran Khan, former cricket star who is now opposition party leader, is latest outspoken critic of General Musharraf to be detained by police


President Bush US Congress, Bush in New Iraq Spending Fight  Audio Clip Available
Democrats in Congress expected to try to bring new pressure for a withdrawal of US forces from Iraq next year


Policemen inspect vehicle destroyed in car bomb explosion in
Baghdad, 14 Nov 2007 Iraqi Police Say 2 Civilians Killed in Explosion Near Baghdad's Green Zone
Witnesses say at least one US military vehicle hit in Wednesday morning blast


US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice Rice Urges Israel to Make Compromises for Peace  Audio Clip Available
US Secretary of State, who is organizing a Mideast peace conference, says what is at stake is nothing less than future of Middle East


U.N. rights envoy Paulo Sergio Pinheiro (2nd R) looks at food
prepared for inmates at Insein Prison during his visit to the facility
in Rangoon, 12 Nov 2007 Burma Detains 3 More Activists During Visit of UN Human Rights Envoy
Witnesses say activists arrested while handing out anti-government pamphlets at fruit market in Rangoon


N. Korean Premier Kim Yong Il, left, shakes hands with his S.
Korean counterpart Han Duck-soo in Seoul, 14 Nov 2007 North, South Korean Prime Ministers Meet to Expand Cooperation
Two countries' prime ministers to meet for first time in 15 years


Investigators stand at one of the entrances to the Philippine
House of Representatives in suburban Quezon City, 13 Nov 2007 Police Say Philippine Bombing May Have Been Triggered by Cell Phone  Audio Clip Available
Initial indications are that bomb at House of Representatives was placed in motorcycle


Khieu Samphan 2nd left, is led to helicopter in Pailin, Cambodia,
14 Nov 2007 Former Khmer Rouge Leader  Flown to Cambodian Capital for Medical Treatment  Audio Clip Available
Officials say Khieu Samphan is not under arrest, but is expected to be arrested and tried by country's genocide tribunal


Thousands of public transport workers and civil servants
demonstrate in Marseille, southern France, 14 Nov 2007 France Grinds to Halt Over Transportation Strike  Audio Clip Available
Without support of majority of French population, thousands of workers went on strike for second time in a month 


World Bank director for southern Africa, Ritva Reinikka, 14 Nov
2007 World Bank: African Economies Turning a Corner  Audio Clip Available
Financial institution says after decades of stagnation sub-Saharan is catching up with rest of the world


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