Living in Shanghai Lifestyle Service for Foreigners What`s On Former Pakistani Prime Minister Bhutto assassinated Pakistani opposition leader Benazir Bhutto was assassinated in a suicide attack on December 27 as she drove away from a campaign rally just minutes after addressing thousands of supporters. The death of the former prime minister created fears of mass protests and an eruption of violence across Pakistan. A protester holds a poster of slain Pakistani opposition leader Benazir Bhutto in Islamabad Jan. 2, 2008. Pakistan's parliamentary polls, originally scheduled for Jan. 8, would be delayed to Feb. 18, the election commission said yesterday.  - Xinhua/Reuters Latest Report Suspect of Bhutto's assassination case identifies bomber (30/1 10:38) A teenager suspected to be a member of a squad of suicide bombers who killed former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, has identified the main bomber who blew himself near her car, local TV channels reported yesterday. Report on Bhutto's death released  (14/2 09:30) More suspects in Bhutto case arrested  (27/1 10:03) UK police to release Bhutto's assassination report  (23/1 09:51) CIA: Al-Qaida behind Bhutto's assassination  (19/1 09:47) Musharraf unveils precautionary security measures for general elections  (15/1 09:55) Pakistan plagued with terrorism  (11/1 09:08) More British police to help probe Bhutto's assassination in Pakistan  (10/1 10:24) British detectives visit hospitals to probe Bhutto's killing  (8/1 10:24) Report: Bhutto attacker identified  (8/1 09:11) Musharraf vows support for UK police in Bhutto death probe  (6/1 10:24) Musharraf denies military involved in Bhutto killing  (4/1 09:33) Pakistani parliamentary elections postponed until Feb. 18  (3/1 10:28) Pakistani president calls on people to maintain peace  (3/1 10:26) PM: Pakistani gov't to consult with all concerned on general elections  (1/1 09:38) >>more    Hot Topics ARATS chief's Taiwan visit Quake jolts southwest China Shanghai World Expo 2010 more topics