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Second Term as Leader of the Opposition, 1996–99
Second Term as Leader of the Opposition, 1996–99 Benazir Bhutto left for Dubai soon afterwards 1997 parliamentary elections, taking her three children with her, while her husband was set for trial. Bhutto acted as Leader of the Opposition despite living … Continue reading
Policy on Taliban
Policy on Taliban 1996 was crucial for Bhutto’s policy on Afghanistan when Pakistan-backed extremely religious group Taliban took power in Kabul in September. She continued her father’s policy on Afghanistan taking aggressive measures to curb the anti-Pakistan sentiments in Afghanistan. During this time, … Continue reading
Foreign Policy
11. Foreign Policy Benazir Bhutto’s foreign policy was controversial. In her second term, Bhutto expanded Pakistan’s relations with the rest of the world. Like her father, Benazir Bhutto sought to strengthen relations with socialist states, and her visit to Libya strengthened the relations between … Continue reading
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Tagged Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Benazir Bhutto, Bill Clinton, Foreign Policy, Gaddafi, Gen Zia, India, ISI, Israel, Kahuta, Kashmir, Libya, Major General Pervez Musharraf, missile technology, Mossad, Narasimha Rao, Nawaz Sharif, North Korea, PAF, Pakistan, United Nations, United States, Vietnam, Yousaf Raza Gillani
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First Term as Prime Minister, 1988–90
First Term as Prime Minister, 1988–90 Benazir Bhutto became the 11th Prime Minister of Pakistan on 2 December 1988. Bhutto formed a coalition government December 2 with the liberal Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) party. The effects of Zia’s domestic policies began to reveal themselves, and she found them difficult … Continue reading
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Tagged Afghanistan War, Battle of Jalalabad, Benazir Bhutto, BJP, Eighth Amendment, George H. W. Bush, Ghulam Ishaq Khan, Hamid Gul, Hudood Ordinance, India, Kargil, Khalistan movement, Lt Gen Shamsur Rahman Kallu, Major General Pervez Musharraf, MQM, Mujahideen, Pakistan, Rajiv Gandhi, Robert B. Oakley, Soviet Union, USA, V. P. Singh
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