I won't quit, says Musharraf

February 20, 2008

News In post-poll Pak, celebrations and promises Photograph: AFP/Getty Images I won't quit, says Musharraf "We have to move forward in a way that we bring about a stable democratic government to Pakistan," he said, adding that he is even prepared to work with former prime minister Nawaz Sharif. · 'PPP-Musharraf may strike a deal with US backing' · Don't join Sharif: Musharraf aides tell Zardari · US pats Musharraf, says Pak elections were fair · We'll work with both Musharraf and new Pak govt: US · Video: Pak: PPP, PML-N in talks for a coalition · Column: Pak poll leaves Musharraf cornered · Column: Musharraf: Cohabitation or exit? · Images: In post-poll Pak, celebrations and promises · Mauritius to help Indian origin citizens trace their roots · AP draws up special plan for backward areas · Of Bangalore, Bengaluru and Belagavi · Bangalore pubs to remain open till 1 am. Cheers! · Sharjah sets dress code for mannequins! · Anti-migrant tirade: Is Delhi headed Mumbai's way? · AP: TDP MLA gets 6-month jail for defaming Cong minister · Evangelist Dinakaran dies in Chennai · Delimitation puts question mark on K'taka polls · Strong quake hits Indonesia, tsunami warning issued · US prez race: Obama wins in Hawaii · US prez race: It's Obama again · UK: Asian channel rapped for Ganesh advertisement · Al Qaeda unnecessarily targeting India: AP CM · Special: 'Who is the ideological mastermind behind the new Taliban?'

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