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 Pakistani President Pervez Mushararf walking after a farewell ceremony before leaving the presidency in Islamabad. Leaders of Pakistan's ruling coalition met August 19, to discuss a replacement for Musharraf and begin tackling both rising Islamic militancy and a spiralling economic crisis. Musharraf's televised announcement on August 18, that he would bow out to avoid impeachment charges after nine years in power has thrown the onus on the coalition to deal with the nuclear-armed nation's growing problems. AFP


What next for Musharraf and Pakistan?

Musharraf has made many enemies since he seized power in a bloodless coup in 1999, deposing then prime minister Nawaz Sharif. Sharif now leads the leader of the Pakistan Muslim League-N party, part of the ruling coalition, and has called for Musharraf to be tried for treason -- a charge more severe than impeachment which brings with it the death penalty.

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Nepal Maoist head sworn in as PM

The Nepalese Maoist leader, Prachanda, has been sworn in as prime minister, completing his transition from rebel leader to constitutional politician. Prachanda, the chairman of the Communist Party of Nepal, took the oath of office following his election last week in the constituent assembly.

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US and Poland sign defence deal

The US and Poland have signed a deal to locate part of the US's controversial missile defence system on Polish soil.US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice travelled to Warsaw for the ceremony, after 18 months of negotiations.

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Obama chooses Biden as running mate

Senator Barack Obama has chosen Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr. of Delaware to be his running mate, turning to a leading authority on foreign policy and a longtime Washington hand to fill out the Democratic ticket, people told of the decision said.

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