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Front Page: Pakistan's President Urgently Pleads Against War
- Pakistan's President Asif Ali Zardari has asked India not to punish Pakistan for the Mumbai massacre. Zardari warned against letting non-state actors provoke a war between the nuclear armed neighbors. — Financial Times
- Multiple bombs struck US and Iraqi security forces in Baghdad and Mosul, Iraq today, killing more than 30 people.
Pakistan's New President Finds Himself in Awkward Trouble
When American politicians do something awkward they have to answer to YouTube, but Pakistan's new president, Asif Ali Zardari, has to answer to religious leaders and feminists. A religious leader issued a fatwa, a nonbinding opinion on Islamic law, condemning Zardari for flirting with Sarah Palin at the UN. The radical prayer leader said Zardari disgraced the whole nation with "indecent gestures, filthy remarks, and repeated praise of a non-Muslim lady wearing a short skirt."
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Front Page! Bush Administration Preps Obama For Crisis
- George W. Bush's White House has prepared more than a dozen contingency plans for President-elect Barack Obama to use if he faces an international crisis after Inauguration Day. The extent of the transition, which also includes personal briefings by senior counterterrorism officials with their replacements, is unprecedented.
Front Page: Embassy in Serbia, Ceasefire Renewed, PPP
- More is now known about the Serbian attack on the US Embassy in Belgrade. Some 1,000 protesters set the embassy ablaze in protest over US support of Kosovo's independence. After the mob was dispersed using tear-gas, one burnt body was found inside the building, though all embassy staff members were accounted for.
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