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Newly acquired and much clearer film footage of the assassination of Benazir Bhutto sheds damning light on the official cause of her death released by the Pakistan Government

Former Benazir Bhutto advisor Husain Haqqani speaks to CBS News' David Martin about concerns of inadequate security for the slain Pakistani opposition leader. (CBSNews.com)

A released video seemingly showing the moment Benazir Bhutto was shot before the explosion that rocked Rawlpindi has cast serious doubt on the truth of the "official" explanation handed out by the Pakistani Government yesterday.

Pakistan is only two weeks away from holding parliamentary elections. But with the Pakistan People's party now in 40 days of mourning, and rival parties saying they'll stop campaigning out of respect how will Pakistan's future pan out? Aljazeera's Rageh Omaar reports.

Benazir Bhutto, the former prime minister of Pakistan, has been buried at her family's mausoleum in the southern province of Sindh. Pakistanis now wonder what the future holds, as violent protests leave dozens dead.

Huge crowds have attended the funeral of killed Pakistani opposition leader Benazir Bhutto

A casket containing slain former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto's body is borne through a crowd outside a hospital.

She's been an iconic figure in Pakistan's politics for decades - and had been carrying on a family legacy that has had lasting a impact on modern day Pakistan. Nick Clark takes a look at the life of the charismatic leader, who's death has shocked a nation.

People & Power reports from the heart of Australia on a dilemma facing the country's indigenous people.....

From Saddam Hussein's execution to Iran 's Nuclear program, 2007 has been a horrific year. What were the surprises of the year? And will peace prevail in 2008?

Al Jazeera has been given a bleak insight into the potential for a resurgence of violence in Iraq. Figures from the United States suggest the daily cycle of violence has dropped by around 60 per cent. But pictures obtained by Al Jazeera show that the Islamic Front for Resistance in Iraq or Jami is obtaining newer and better weapons. And former Iraqi army officers who lost their jobs after the invasion are training young recruits to fight US troops. Our Iraq Correspondent, Hoda Abdel Hamid, has the second of our exclusive reports.