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Explained: Militancy In Balochistan - A Shared Iran, Pakistan Problem
Iran violated Pakistan's airspace and launched multiple missile strikes to target camps of two bases of the Baluchi militant group Jaish-al Adl.
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Shahlyla Ahmadzai, Pakistan Women's Football Striker, Dies In Accident
Shahlyla Ahmadzai Baloch represented Pakistan at the SAFF Championship in 2014 in Islamabad, which was the last international event their women's team competed in
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Pakistani Army Repeating Horrors Of 1971 In Balochistan: Baloch Activist
Asserting that history was repeating in itself, Farzana Majeed Baluch, a Baloch human rights activist, has said that human rights violations committed by Pakistan in Balochistan and the army targeting Baloch women was as bad as the torture and rape of women that took place during the Liberation War of 1971, which eventually led to the creation of a...
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Pakistan National Carrier Resumes Normal Flights After Strike
Pakistan's national airline resumed normal flight operations today after employees called off an eight-day strike held in protest at a government plan to sell part of the carrier, officials said.
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Pakistani Baluch Rebels Release Video of Leader They Say is Alive
Baluch separatist rebels in Pakistan released a video on Thursday purporting to show that leader Allah Nazar, who the Pakistani government believed it had killed in a raid in August, was alive and leading the insurgency.
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Bomb Kills at Least 3 on Pakistan Train: Officials
At least three people were killed and 12 wounded when a passenger train hit a bomb planted on a railway track in southwest Pakistan today, officials said.
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US Designates Names Taliban Captive 'Global Terrorist'
The US Treasury on Wednesday named senior Taliban official Maulawi Abdul Rashid Baluch, arrested by Afghan authorities a year ago, as a "Specially Designated Global Terrorist."
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Bodies of Five Men Who Went Missing for 18 Months Identified in Karachi: Police
Five bodies found dumped under a roadway in Karachi have been identified as ethnic Baluch youths who had been missing for more than 18 months, police said on Wednesday.
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Pakistan's Baluchistan Separatists Demand Scots-Style Vote
Baluch separatist leaders on Friday called on Pakistan to follow in Britain's footsteps by holding a referendum similar to Scotland's on granting independence to the insurgency-wracked province.
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Pakistan Student Wages Hunger Strike over Missing Baluch Leader
Eyes yellowing but sparkling with determination, Lateef Johar vows to carry on his month-long hunger strike until his missing leader is recovered -- or he dies and another young Baluch takes his place.
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Baluch protesters walk across Pakistan to spotlight army abuse
Relatives of rebels, activists and ordinary people who have gone missing in a lawless Pakistani province appealed to the United Nations for help on Thursday.
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Bomb derails train in southwest Pakistan, kills eight
A bomb placed by an ethnic separatist group derailed a train in southwest Pakistan on Sunday, killing eight people, police and the militants said.
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Culture festival opens in ancient Pakistani ruins
Folk dancers and singers wearing traditional multicolored dresses took the stage on Saturday at one of the world's most ancient archaeological sites in southern Pakistan for a festival that organizers say aspires to promote peace in a nation where political violence has left some 40,000 dead in recent years
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Gunmen kill 13 Pakistanis heading home for Eid
Separatist insurgents in Pakistan executed 13 bus passengers heading home to celebrate a Muslim holiday, authorities said today, in what they described as ethnically motivated killings.
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Bombers kill 20 on Pakistan campaign trail
Bombers killed 20 people and wounded dozens more in Pakistan on Tuesday in the bloodiest day of violence yet on the campaign trail for next month's historic general election.
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Explained: Militancy In Balochistan - A Shared Iran, Pakistan Problem
Iran violated Pakistan's airspace and launched multiple missile strikes to target camps of two bases of the Baluchi militant group Jaish-al Adl.
-
Shahlyla Ahmadzai, Pakistan Women's Football Striker, Dies In Accident
Shahlyla Ahmadzai Baloch represented Pakistan at the SAFF Championship in 2014 in Islamabad, which was the last international event their women's team competed in
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Pakistani Army Repeating Horrors Of 1971 In Balochistan: Baloch Activist
Asserting that history was repeating in itself, Farzana Majeed Baluch, a Baloch human rights activist, has said that human rights violations committed by Pakistan in Balochistan and the army targeting Baloch women was as bad as the torture and rape of women that took place during the Liberation War of 1971, which eventually led to the creation of a...
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Pakistan National Carrier Resumes Normal Flights After Strike
Pakistan's national airline resumed normal flight operations today after employees called off an eight-day strike held in protest at a government plan to sell part of the carrier, officials said.
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Pakistani Baluch Rebels Release Video of Leader They Say is Alive
Baluch separatist rebels in Pakistan released a video on Thursday purporting to show that leader Allah Nazar, who the Pakistani government believed it had killed in a raid in August, was alive and leading the insurgency.
-
Bomb Kills at Least 3 on Pakistan Train: Officials
At least three people were killed and 12 wounded when a passenger train hit a bomb planted on a railway track in southwest Pakistan today, officials said.
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US Designates Names Taliban Captive 'Global Terrorist'
The US Treasury on Wednesday named senior Taliban official Maulawi Abdul Rashid Baluch, arrested by Afghan authorities a year ago, as a "Specially Designated Global Terrorist."
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Bodies of Five Men Who Went Missing for 18 Months Identified in Karachi: Police
Five bodies found dumped under a roadway in Karachi have been identified as ethnic Baluch youths who had been missing for more than 18 months, police said on Wednesday.
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Pakistan's Baluchistan Separatists Demand Scots-Style Vote
Baluch separatist leaders on Friday called on Pakistan to follow in Britain's footsteps by holding a referendum similar to Scotland's on granting independence to the insurgency-wracked province.
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Pakistan Student Wages Hunger Strike over Missing Baluch Leader
Eyes yellowing but sparkling with determination, Lateef Johar vows to carry on his month-long hunger strike until his missing leader is recovered -- or he dies and another young Baluch takes his place.
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Baluch protesters walk across Pakistan to spotlight army abuse
Relatives of rebels, activists and ordinary people who have gone missing in a lawless Pakistani province appealed to the United Nations for help on Thursday.
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Bomb derails train in southwest Pakistan, kills eight
A bomb placed by an ethnic separatist group derailed a train in southwest Pakistan on Sunday, killing eight people, police and the militants said.
-
Culture festival opens in ancient Pakistani ruins
Folk dancers and singers wearing traditional multicolored dresses took the stage on Saturday at one of the world's most ancient archaeological sites in southern Pakistan for a festival that organizers say aspires to promote peace in a nation where political violence has left some 40,000 dead in recent years
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Gunmen kill 13 Pakistanis heading home for Eid
Separatist insurgents in Pakistan executed 13 bus passengers heading home to celebrate a Muslim holiday, authorities said today, in what they described as ethnically motivated killings.
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Bombers kill 20 on Pakistan campaign trail
Bombers killed 20 people and wounded dozens more in Pakistan on Tuesday in the bloodiest day of violence yet on the campaign trail for next month's historic general election.
