Kidnapped Pakistani Ambassador Freed
                   
cbsnews.com: Abudcted Pakistan Ambassador to Afghanistan Tariq Azizuddin hugs an unidentified family member after his release cbsnews.com
cbsnews.com     May 17, 2008            

Diplomat Released 3 Months After Abduction In Afghan Border Area ISLAMABAD, Pakistan, May 17, 2008 Pakistan's Ambassador to Afghanistan Tariq Azizuddin, abudcted in February, hugs an unidentified family member upon his arrival at his residence in Rawalpindi, Pakistan on Saturday, May 17, 2008.... [read full story]                

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