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"China's Client": Former US NSA Questions Pak's Role In Iran Talks
Washington, April 22 (IANS) Former US National Security Advisor (NSA) H.R. McMaster has cast doubt on Pakistan’s role in Iran-related diplomacy, describing it as a “client” of China and warning of “ulterior motives” in its mediation efforts.
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In Pakistan's Mediation To End Middle East War, China May Hold The Key
Beijing shares close ties with Islamabad and Tehran, and has been Iran's largest trading partner during years of crippling US-led sanctions.
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"If Done Bombing Your Own Country": India Rips Into Pakistan At UN
India slammed Pakistan at the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) on Tuesday for "bombing their own people" in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, while misusing the international forum to hurl "baseless and provocative" accusations against New Delhi.
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In Beijing, Asim Munir Faces Tough Question On Safety Of Chinese In Pakistan
Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir was in for a rude surprise during his recent visit to Beijing, when China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi raised the issue of the safety and security of Chinese "personnel, projects and institutions" in Pakistan.
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Opinion | What's Behind China's Growing Military Aggression? A 'White Paper' Has Clues
While it may be difficult to discern the motivations behind Beijing's actions, some clues are contained in the Chinese white paper on national security that was unveiled for the first time recently.
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On Camera, Islamabad Residents Loot Laptops After Raid On Fake Call Centre
The call centre was allegedly involved in fraudulent activities and was operated by Chinese nationals in sector F-11.
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2 Chinese Nationals Killed In A Blast In Pakistan's Karachi
A massive blast on a road near the airport of Pakistan's largest city killed two Chinese nationals, Beijing's embassy said Monday, after a separatist militant group claimed an attack in the area.
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Pakistan To Pay Millions To Compensate For 5 Chinese Killed In Suicide Bombing
Pakistan has decided to pay USD 2.58 million to the families of five Chinese nationals killed in March when a suicide bomber targeted their vehicle in the troubled northwestern province of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, according to a media report today.
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"Chinese In Pak Do Not Want To Follow Security Discipline": Maryam Nawaz
Maryam Nawaz, the Chief Minister of Pakistan's Punjab province,on Friday said that Chinese nationals living in Pakistan get "resentful" when they are asked to follow security protocols.
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12 Detained Over Pak Suicide Attack That Killed 5 Chinese Engineers: Report
Pakistan police detained more than 12 people, including Afghan nationals, in connection with a suicide bombing that killed five Chinese engineers and their driver last week, a senior law enforcement source said Tuesday.
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China Joins Probe Into Pakistan Suicide Attack That Killed 5 Chinese Nationals
Chinese investigators arrived in Pakistan on Friday to join a probe into the killing of five Chinese nationals in a suicide attack, Pakistan's interior ministry said, seeking to stem assaults threatening Islamabad's drive to modernise the economy.
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Pak PM Shehbaz Sharif Orders Joint Probe Into Attack On Chinese Nationals
Pak PM Shehbaz Sharif on Wednesday ordered a thorough joint investigation into the deadly terrorist attack on Chinese nationals, as Beijing pressed Islamabad to speed up the hunt for the perpetrators.
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6 Chinese Nationals Killed In Suicide Bomb Attack In Northwest Pakistan
Five Chinese nationals were killed in an explosion when their convoy was attacked by a suicide bomber in northwest Pakistan on Tuesday, a top police officer said.
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Pak Court Orders Release Of Chinese National Arrested On Blasphemy Charges
A Chinese national arrested in Pakistan on charges of committing blasphemy has been freed from a high-security prison after an anti-terrorism court granted him bail, officials said on Friday.
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Chinese Man Denies Blasphemy Charges In Pakistan, Sent To Jail: Police
A Chinese national in Pakistan has denied an accusation of blasphemy levelled by fellow workers on a hydropower project who said he had insulted the Prophet Mohammad, police said on Tuesday after a court remanded him in judicial custody.
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"China's Client": Former US NSA Questions Pak's Role In Iran Talks
Washington, April 22 (IANS) Former US National Security Advisor (NSA) H.R. McMaster has cast doubt on Pakistan’s role in Iran-related diplomacy, describing it as a “client” of China and warning of “ulterior motives” in its mediation efforts.
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In Pakistan's Mediation To End Middle East War, China May Hold The Key
Beijing shares close ties with Islamabad and Tehran, and has been Iran's largest trading partner during years of crippling US-led sanctions.
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"If Done Bombing Your Own Country": India Rips Into Pakistan At UN
India slammed Pakistan at the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) on Tuesday for "bombing their own people" in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, while misusing the international forum to hurl "baseless and provocative" accusations against New Delhi.
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In Beijing, Asim Munir Faces Tough Question On Safety Of Chinese In Pakistan
Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir was in for a rude surprise during his recent visit to Beijing, when China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi raised the issue of the safety and security of Chinese "personnel, projects and institutions" in Pakistan.
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Opinion | What's Behind China's Growing Military Aggression? A 'White Paper' Has Clues
While it may be difficult to discern the motivations behind Beijing's actions, some clues are contained in the Chinese white paper on national security that was unveiled for the first time recently.
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On Camera, Islamabad Residents Loot Laptops After Raid On Fake Call Centre
The call centre was allegedly involved in fraudulent activities and was operated by Chinese nationals in sector F-11.
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2 Chinese Nationals Killed In A Blast In Pakistan's Karachi
A massive blast on a road near the airport of Pakistan's largest city killed two Chinese nationals, Beijing's embassy said Monday, after a separatist militant group claimed an attack in the area.
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Pakistan To Pay Millions To Compensate For 5 Chinese Killed In Suicide Bombing
Pakistan has decided to pay USD 2.58 million to the families of five Chinese nationals killed in March when a suicide bomber targeted their vehicle in the troubled northwestern province of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, according to a media report today.
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"Chinese In Pak Do Not Want To Follow Security Discipline": Maryam Nawaz
Maryam Nawaz, the Chief Minister of Pakistan's Punjab province,on Friday said that Chinese nationals living in Pakistan get "resentful" when they are asked to follow security protocols.
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12 Detained Over Pak Suicide Attack That Killed 5 Chinese Engineers: Report
Pakistan police detained more than 12 people, including Afghan nationals, in connection with a suicide bombing that killed five Chinese engineers and their driver last week, a senior law enforcement source said Tuesday.
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China Joins Probe Into Pakistan Suicide Attack That Killed 5 Chinese Nationals
Chinese investigators arrived in Pakistan on Friday to join a probe into the killing of five Chinese nationals in a suicide attack, Pakistan's interior ministry said, seeking to stem assaults threatening Islamabad's drive to modernise the economy.
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Pak PM Shehbaz Sharif Orders Joint Probe Into Attack On Chinese Nationals
Pak PM Shehbaz Sharif on Wednesday ordered a thorough joint investigation into the deadly terrorist attack on Chinese nationals, as Beijing pressed Islamabad to speed up the hunt for the perpetrators.
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6 Chinese Nationals Killed In Suicide Bomb Attack In Northwest Pakistan
Five Chinese nationals were killed in an explosion when their convoy was attacked by a suicide bomber in northwest Pakistan on Tuesday, a top police officer said.
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Pak Court Orders Release Of Chinese National Arrested On Blasphemy Charges
A Chinese national arrested in Pakistan on charges of committing blasphemy has been freed from a high-security prison after an anti-terrorism court granted him bail, officials said on Friday.
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Chinese Man Denies Blasphemy Charges In Pakistan, Sent To Jail: Police
A Chinese national in Pakistan has denied an accusation of blasphemy levelled by fellow workers on a hydropower project who said he had insulted the Prophet Mohammad, police said on Tuesday after a court remanded him in judicial custody.
