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From Fights To Suicides: What 911 Calls Reveal About ICE Camp
ICE operations across the nation have roiled communities, separated families and created a culture of fear.
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UP Kargil War Veteran Kills Wife, Son; Then Dies By Suicide: Cops
A 51-year-old retired army personnel, who was a Kargil war veteran, allegedly shot his wife and 16-year-old son dead at their home here in Sen Pashchim Para, before dying by suicide on a nearby railway track, police said on Monday.
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"Pakistan Can't Face Us": Baloch Woman 'Fidayeen' Shoots Rifle, Smiles, Then Dies
Baloch rebel group Balochistan Liberation Army has released a video of a female 'fidayeen' (suicide attacker) involved in a large-scale assault across Pakistan's Balochistan province over the weekend, one of the deadliest operations in recent years.
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Women 'Fidayeens', IED Attacks: How Baloch Rebels Killed '200 Pakistan Personnel'
The Baloch rebel group Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) has claimed that its ongoing offensive, dubbed Operation Herof Phase II, has continued for more than 40 hours across several districts of Balochistan.
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Soldier's Wife Dies By Suicide In UP After Domestic Dispute
A 45-year-old woman, wife of an Army personnel, allegedly committed suicide by hanging herself at her residence in Revtipuram area in Mathura, police said on Wednesday.
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At Least 3 Dead As Gunmen Attack Pakistan Paramilitary Force Headquarters In Peshawar
At least three people were killed after gunmen attacked Pakistan's paramilitary force headquarters in Peshawar on Monday.
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What Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir Did After Sri Lanka Players Decided To Leave The Country Following A Blast
Pakistan's military chief directly intervened to salvage the tour of the visiting Sri Lankan cricket team following the suicide attack in Islamabad
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Pakistan Deploys Army After Sri Lanka Players Raise Security Concerns
The Sri Lanka Cricket Board said on Wednesday that several players had asked to return home after the blast, the first attack on civilians in the capital in a decade.
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Sri Lanka Cricketers To Be Treated As 'State Guests' As Pakistan Tighten Security Amid Concerns: Report
The Pakistan government has assured that the Sri Lanka cricket team players, who are currently in Pakistan for the ODI series, are being treated as "state guests".
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Opinion | Inside Pakistan's Twisted 'Empowerment' Project: The 'Lady Killers' Of Jaish
Why does Masood Azhar want to build an army of women suicide bombers? For both personal and political reasons, apparently.
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From Fights To Suicides: What 911 Calls Reveal About ICE Camp
ICE operations across the nation have roiled communities, separated families and created a culture of fear.
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UP Kargil War Veteran Kills Wife, Son; Then Dies By Suicide: Cops
A 51-year-old retired army personnel, who was a Kargil war veteran, allegedly shot his wife and 16-year-old son dead at their home here in Sen Pashchim Para, before dying by suicide on a nearby railway track, police said on Monday.
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"Pakistan Can't Face Us": Baloch Woman 'Fidayeen' Shoots Rifle, Smiles, Then Dies
Baloch rebel group Balochistan Liberation Army has released a video of a female 'fidayeen' (suicide attacker) involved in a large-scale assault across Pakistan's Balochistan province over the weekend, one of the deadliest operations in recent years.
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Women 'Fidayeens', IED Attacks: How Baloch Rebels Killed '200 Pakistan Personnel'
The Baloch rebel group Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) has claimed that its ongoing offensive, dubbed Operation Herof Phase II, has continued for more than 40 hours across several districts of Balochistan.
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Soldier's Wife Dies By Suicide In UP After Domestic Dispute
A 45-year-old woman, wife of an Army personnel, allegedly committed suicide by hanging herself at her residence in Revtipuram area in Mathura, police said on Wednesday.
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At Least 3 Dead As Gunmen Attack Pakistan Paramilitary Force Headquarters In Peshawar
At least three people were killed after gunmen attacked Pakistan's paramilitary force headquarters in Peshawar on Monday.
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What Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir Did After Sri Lanka Players Decided To Leave The Country Following A Blast
Pakistan's military chief directly intervened to salvage the tour of the visiting Sri Lankan cricket team following the suicide attack in Islamabad
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Pakistan Deploys Army After Sri Lanka Players Raise Security Concerns
The Sri Lanka Cricket Board said on Wednesday that several players had asked to return home after the blast, the first attack on civilians in the capital in a decade.
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Sri Lanka Cricketers To Be Treated As 'State Guests' As Pakistan Tighten Security Amid Concerns: Report
The Pakistan government has assured that the Sri Lanka cricket team players, who are currently in Pakistan for the ODI series, are being treated as "state guests".
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Opinion | Inside Pakistan's Twisted 'Empowerment' Project: The 'Lady Killers' Of Jaish
Why does Masood Azhar want to build an army of women suicide bombers? For both personal and political reasons, apparently.
