US lift sanctions on Pakistan

The US has announced that sanctions on Pakistan’s military dictatorship will be lifted in recognition of its efforts to fight terrorism.

The US has announced that sanctions on Pakistan’s military dictatorship will be lifted in recognition of its efforts to fight terrorism.

The country will be granted $1bn and the White House has welcomed Pakistan’s vow to return to democracy.

Pakistan has received a huge influx of refugees from Afghanistan since the US began bombing the country.

President Bush announced the new package after meeting with Pakistani leader Pervez Musharraf in New York.

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