person > Yusuf Raza Gilani
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Pakistan's landmark election winding down after millions turned up to vote despite violent attacks on polling day.
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Tens of thousands of poll workers and soldiers deployed across the country to keep voters safe and ensure fair voting.
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Tens of thousands of poll workers and soldiers deployed across the country to try and keep voters safe.
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Pakistan has been plunged into further political turmoil as its Supreme Court disqualifies the country's prime minister.
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Current crisis reflects years of underinvestment, partial reforms and bureaucratic infighting.
Asia
Last Modified: 21 Jun 2012 00:32 GMT
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Cabinet orders officials to conclude negotiations to end the six-month blockade on supply routes to Afghanistan.
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Asif Ali Zardari to be in Chicago for talks as negotiations to reopen US supply lines into Afghanistan continue.
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As Yusuf Raza Gilani is convicted of contempt, we ask if the issue of corruption is now a weapon in a power struggle.
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Prime minister Gilani announces Lieutenant-General Zaheer Islam as director-general of Inter-Services Intelligence.
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Prime minister faces jail or dismissal as top court charges him for defying orders to open graft case against president.
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