Pakistan diplomat freed after being kidnapped
                   
cnn.com     May 17, 2008            

Tariq Azizudin, Pakistan's ambassador to Afghanistan, has been set free Azizudin was kidnapped three months ago while traveling to Afghanistan Details surrounding Azizudin's release are not yet known Pakistan's ambassador to Afghanistan Tariq Azizudin has been freed three months after he was... [read full story]                

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