Benazir Bhutto
Events (32)
- After November 16, 1988: Prime Minister Bhutto Not Much Involved in Pakistan’s Nuclear Program 1988-11-16
- December 2, 1988-August 6, 1990: Pakistani Prime Minister Bhutto Pressured to Visit North Korea, but Refuses 1988-12-02
- June 7, 1989: Prime Minister Bhutto Tells US Congress Pakistan Does Not Have Nuclear Weapon 1989-06-07
- December 29, 1993 and Shortly After: Pakistani Prime Minister Bhutto Visits North Korea at Behest of A. Q. Khan 1993-12-29
- Shortly Before December 29, 1993: Aide Warns Pakistani Prime Minister Bhutto about North Korea Trip, Refuses to Go 1993-12-29
- Shortly Before December 29, 1993: Pakistani Prime Minister Bhutto Agrees to Visit North Korea to Facilitate Nuclear Co-operation 1993-12-29
- November 18, 1994: Pakistani Prime Minister Bhutto Falsely Denies Nuclear Weapons Program 1994-11-18
- (November 7, 1995): Pakistani Prime Minister, Iranian President Share Suspicions about Nuclear Trading 1995-11-07
- August 14, 1996: A. Q. Khan Receives Pakistani State Award 1996-08-14
- October 4, 2007: Deal with Bhutto Paves Way for Pakistani President Musharraf to Win Second Term 2007-10-04
- October 6, 2007: Musharraf Wins Reelection as Pakistan’s President 2007-10-06
- October 19, 2007: Benazir Bhutto Returns to Pakistan after Long Exile; 139 Killed as Suicide Bomber Attempts to Assassinate Her 2007-10-19
- November 2, 2007: Benazir Bhutto Says Head of Her Security May Play a Role in Assassinating Her 2007-11-02
- November 3-December 15, 2007: Pakistani President Musharraf Imposes State of Emergency to Remain in Power 2007-12-15
- December 27, 2007: Al-Qaeda Allegedly Takes Credit for Bhutto’s Assassination 2007-12-27
- February 18, 2008: Opposition Parties Triumph in Pakistan’s Parliamentary Elections; Musharraf Remains President but Is Greatly Weakened 2008-02-18
- September 9, 2008: Zardari Becomes New President of Pakistan after Quick Election 2008-09-09
- May 13, 2011: Bhutto Allegedly Believed Bin Laden Was Hidden and Protected by ISI 2011-05-13
- May 1990: Robert Gates Undertakes Mission to Avert Nuclear War between India and Pakistan
- June 1989: Pakistan Disappointed at End of US Aid over Nuclear Weapons Program
- June 1989: US Briefs Bhutto on Pakistan Nuclear Program, Says Aid Will Be Cut Off
- July 1993: Ramzi Yousef and KSM Attempt to Assassinate Pakistani Prime Minister
- Autumn 1994-Spring 1995: ISI Begins Massive Support of Taliban
- October 1990: Bin Laden Allegedly Helps Install Pakistani Leader Nawaz Sharif
- 1993-1994: Future Pakistani President Promotes Taliban and Kashmiri Militant Groups
- 1986-1992: CIA and British Recruit and Train Militants Worldwide to Help Fight Afghan War
- Spring 1993: US Discovers that Ramzi Yousef and KSM Have Ties with ISI
- Late 1993: Military Establishes Access Controls at Main A. Q. Khan Facility
- Late 1993: Pakistan Military Tells Own Prime Minister No Sales of Nuclear Weapons Technology Are Being Made
- Late 1996: Bin Laden Influences Election in Pakistan
- Early Winter 1993: Pakistani Prime Minister Bhutto Approves A. Q. Khan’s Takeover of Karachi Factory
- Spring 1989: ISI and Bin Laden Allegedly Plot to Kill Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto