The 17-judge court invalidated the National Reconciliation Order, saying in its ruling that the amnesty "seems to be against the national interest" and "violates various provisions of the Constitution."

Pakistan's Supreme Court Declared Amnesty that Protected Politician on Wednesday
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Honduran Congress Majority Votes Against Reinstating Ousted President Manuel Zelaya
Reporting from Tegucigalpa, Honduras, and Mexico City -- The Honduran Congress on Wednesday quashed the last possibility that ousted President

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President Barack Obama's First Christmas at White House
There were dozens of "elves" behind the decorating, which, while elaborate, was more understated than in recent years. Ninety-two volunteers from 24 states put in more than 3,400 hours of their time, Obama said

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Argentina President to pay three-day state visit to India
The President of Argentina, Dr. Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, will pay a three-day state visit to India from October 13 to October 15.
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South Africa's Jacob Zuma to be Sworn in as President
Jacob Zuma is sworn in as president of South Africa on Saturday after a remarkable political comeback, taking over a faltering economy plagued by crime, poverty and AIDS. Zuma, 67, taking the oath of office was unthinkable during turbulent years when graft and rape charges nearly ruined him, crises that might have buried many politicians.

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Obama Set to Reverse Bush’s Stem-Cell Restrictions
As a presidential candidate, Mr.Obama spoke out in favor of stem cell research, so his intention to undo the curbs put in place by President George W. Bush is not surprising. But the decision is nonetheless of great interest, involving a long-controversial intersection of science and personal moral beliefs.
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