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The Balochistan Story: Jinnah Betrayal, Armed Rebellion, Bangladesh Impact
Balochistan, the largest and the most sparsely populated province of Pakistan, had always harboured dreams of being independent.
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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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After Iraq, Iran Targets Baluchi Group With Missiles In Pakistan
Two children were killed and three others injured in an "illegal" airstrike by Iran, Pakistan's foreign ministry said Wednesday, adding it had summoned Tehran's top diplomat in Islamabad to protest the "unprovoked violation of its airspace".
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3 Chinese Workers Injured After Suicide Bomber Hits Bus In Pak
Five people were wounded, including three Chinese nationals, in a suicide bombing on a bus carrying Chinese workers in Pakistan on Saturday, a police official said, in an attack claimed by Baloch separatists.
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More Violence Feared In Pakistan Elections After Suicide Bomber Kills 130
A week of bombings on political rallies has shattered the relative peace of Pakistan's general election campaign, culminating in a devastating suicide attack that killed at least 130 people at a rally in the southwestern Baluchistan province.
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Terror Attack Foiled, Five Suspected Suicide Bombers Killed In Pakistan
Pakistani security forces on Thursday killed five suspected suicide bombers and foiled a major terrorist attack on a paramilitary Frontier Corps' centre in Quetta in the troubled Baluchistan province.
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Coalmine Explosion Kills 16 In Baluchistan
A coalmine explosion on Saturday killed at least 16 labourers and injured several others in southwest Pakistan, with over a dozen still trapped, officials said.
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Bomb Kills One, Injures Seven In Southwest Pakistan
An explosion in southwest Pakistan left at least one person dead and seven others wounded on Monday, officials said.
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Pak's Resource-Rich Baluchistan Elects New Chief Minister Amid Turmoil
Pakistan's volatile Baluchistan province elected a new chief minister on Saturday, days after the previous leader was ousted in a blow to the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) party ahead of the 2018 polls
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Pakistan Says Over 300 Baloch Militants Surrender
More than 300 Baloch militants have surrendered over the past few months, Pakistani government officials said, after a ceremony to mark the downing of guns and militants' return to civilian life.
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Balochistan Bomb Blast Kills At Least 3, Including Senior Police Official
A bomb killed a senior Pakistani police official on his way to work and two others on Thursday in the restive southwestern province of Balochistan, an official said.
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Blast In Pakistan's Quetta Kills At Least 5
A blast today in the southwestern Pakistani city of Quetta, capital of the country's Baluchistan province, has killed at least five people, a police official told Reuters.
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After Chinese Teachers Killed, Pak Scrambles To Guard Silk Road Corridor
Chastened by the ISIS's claim to have killed two kidnapped Chinese teachers, Pakistan is beefing up security around Chinese citizens streaming into the country on the back of Beijing's "Belt and Road" infrastructure splurge.
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ISIS Says It Killed Two Chinese Teachers Kidnapped In Pakistan
ISIS has killed two Chinese teachers it kidnapped in Pakistan's southwestern Baluchistan province last month, the terror group's Amaq news agency said on Thursday, in a blow to Islamabad's efforts to safeguard Chinese workers.
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As Rajnath Singh Slams Kashmiri Separatists, A Rebuke For Pakistan
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today said his government is moving towards a permanent solution for Kashmir but asserted that it could not be resolved overnight. He also targetted separatist leaders who were exploiting Kashmiri youth, saying they were instigating the youth at the instance of Pakistan, a -country that cannot handle its problems-.
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The Balochistan Story: Jinnah Betrayal, Armed Rebellion, Bangladesh Impact
Balochistan, the largest and the most sparsely populated province of Pakistan, had always harboured dreams of being independent.
-
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.
-
After Iraq, Iran Targets Baluchi Group With Missiles In Pakistan
Two children were killed and three others injured in an "illegal" airstrike by Iran, Pakistan's foreign ministry said Wednesday, adding it had summoned Tehran's top diplomat in Islamabad to protest the "unprovoked violation of its airspace".
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3 Chinese Workers Injured After Suicide Bomber Hits Bus In Pak
Five people were wounded, including three Chinese nationals, in a suicide bombing on a bus carrying Chinese workers in Pakistan on Saturday, a police official said, in an attack claimed by Baloch separatists.
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More Violence Feared In Pakistan Elections After Suicide Bomber Kills 130
A week of bombings on political rallies has shattered the relative peace of Pakistan's general election campaign, culminating in a devastating suicide attack that killed at least 130 people at a rally in the southwestern Baluchistan province.
-
Terror Attack Foiled, Five Suspected Suicide Bombers Killed In Pakistan
Pakistani security forces on Thursday killed five suspected suicide bombers and foiled a major terrorist attack on a paramilitary Frontier Corps' centre in Quetta in the troubled Baluchistan province.
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Coalmine Explosion Kills 16 In Baluchistan
A coalmine explosion on Saturday killed at least 16 labourers and injured several others in southwest Pakistan, with over a dozen still trapped, officials said.
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Bomb Kills One, Injures Seven In Southwest Pakistan
An explosion in southwest Pakistan left at least one person dead and seven others wounded on Monday, officials said.
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Pak's Resource-Rich Baluchistan Elects New Chief Minister Amid Turmoil
Pakistan's volatile Baluchistan province elected a new chief minister on Saturday, days after the previous leader was ousted in a blow to the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) party ahead of the 2018 polls
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Pakistan Says Over 300 Baloch Militants Surrender
More than 300 Baloch militants have surrendered over the past few months, Pakistani government officials said, after a ceremony to mark the downing of guns and militants' return to civilian life.
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Balochistan Bomb Blast Kills At Least 3, Including Senior Police Official
A bomb killed a senior Pakistani police official on his way to work and two others on Thursday in the restive southwestern province of Balochistan, an official said.
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Blast In Pakistan's Quetta Kills At Least 5
A blast today in the southwestern Pakistani city of Quetta, capital of the country's Baluchistan province, has killed at least five people, a police official told Reuters.
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After Chinese Teachers Killed, Pak Scrambles To Guard Silk Road Corridor
Chastened by the ISIS's claim to have killed two kidnapped Chinese teachers, Pakistan is beefing up security around Chinese citizens streaming into the country on the back of Beijing's "Belt and Road" infrastructure splurge.
-
ISIS Says It Killed Two Chinese Teachers Kidnapped In Pakistan
ISIS has killed two Chinese teachers it kidnapped in Pakistan's southwestern Baluchistan province last month, the terror group's Amaq news agency said on Thursday, in a blow to Islamabad's efforts to safeguard Chinese workers.
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As Rajnath Singh Slams Kashmiri Separatists, A Rebuke For Pakistan
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today said his government is moving towards a permanent solution for Kashmir but asserted that it could not be resolved overnight. He also targetted separatist leaders who were exploiting Kashmiri youth, saying they were instigating the youth at the instance of Pakistan, a -country that cannot handle its problems-.
