Musharraf economic reforms boost Pakistan's Western reception
Two years after the coup, President Musharraf pursues change shaped by global events. He aligns with the United States after 9 11, reforms the military to curb Taliban ties, tightens control on militant groups, and pursues IMF support, signaling a shift toward national interest over ideology.
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Dushanbe’s Evening Walkers Reflect a City’s Dual Fate
In Tajikistan’s capital, a late stroll by residents amid a backdrop of damaged buildings and crackling streets contrasts with renewed civic life. Pupils to pensioners endure poverty while markets like Shahmansur Bazaar bustle. locals cite security and distant war fears as life continues, aided by Russian troops guarding borders.
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Japan cow tests negative for mad cow disease after scare
A cow suspected of being Japan's second mad cow case tested negative. Health Ministry officials apologized for stoking fear as samples from the slaughtered animal proved not infected. Tokyo market halted sales of beef and organs from 509 cows and planned recalls until safety is verified.
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