Kayhan International coverage on Pakistan's Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto private visit to Iran on July 10th 1976. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto was married to an Iranian native from Isfahan Begum Nusrat and their daughter was the late Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto who was assassinated last year shortly upon her arrival from years of exile. The Bhutto Family's tragedy and recurrent political ambitions have left an impact on Pakistan's Political history very much like the Gandhi's in India and the Kennedy's in the United States. (circa 1976)
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How Pakistan's PM turned a potential disaster into a triumph
Three months ago, a momentous outburst of court cases against Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani's government appeared to push it into the eye of the storm.
The country's powerful military threw its weight openly behind the judiciary in what has come to be known as the memo scandal, and upbeat judges charged Mr Gilani for contempt of court in a separate case, calling him "prima facie a dishonest man".
On Thursday, a seemingly subdued bench sentenced him to court custody which some witnesses say lasted for just 30 seconds.
And it stopped short of convicting him under a law that could lead to his automatic disqualification.
So has Mr Gilani managed to turn a possible political catastrophe into a triumph?
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