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US Invests $553 Million In Adani Port In Sri Lanka To Curb China's Influence
The US will provide $553 million in financing for a port terminal in Sri Lanka's capital being developed by billionaire Gautam Adani, as New Delhi and Washington look to curtail China's influence in South Asia.
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Delhi And Lahore Are Fighting A Common Enemy In Deadly Smog
From his office in the smog shrouded city of Lahore, environment official Saif Anjum pores over reams of pollution data and lists the actions being taken by Pakistan's largest province to combat the toxic air. He said they have arrested hundreds of crop-burning farmers and closed construction sites and industrial furnaces.
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Lobbying Pakistan's 'University of Jihad' As Chinese Cash Flows
Afghanistan's ambassador to Pakistan has visited the so-called 'University of Jihad' so often that he's become good friends with the hardline cleric who runs it.
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Imran Khan, Who Wants to Be Pak PM Next Year, Has Plan To Lure New Investors
Riding on the success of his years-long anti-corruption crusade that led to the ousting Pakistan's premier Nawaz Sharif, opposition leader Imran Khan has begun to sketch out an economic agenda as he eyes elections next year.
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US Invests $553 Million In Adani Port In Sri Lanka To Curb China's Influence
The US will provide $553 million in financing for a port terminal in Sri Lanka's capital being developed by billionaire Gautam Adani, as New Delhi and Washington look to curtail China's influence in South Asia.
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Delhi And Lahore Are Fighting A Common Enemy In Deadly Smog
From his office in the smog shrouded city of Lahore, environment official Saif Anjum pores over reams of pollution data and lists the actions being taken by Pakistan's largest province to combat the toxic air. He said they have arrested hundreds of crop-burning farmers and closed construction sites and industrial furnaces.
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Lobbying Pakistan's 'University of Jihad' As Chinese Cash Flows
Afghanistan's ambassador to Pakistan has visited the so-called 'University of Jihad' so often that he's become good friends with the hardline cleric who runs it.
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Imran Khan, Who Wants to Be Pak PM Next Year, Has Plan To Lure New Investors
Riding on the success of his years-long anti-corruption crusade that led to the ousting Pakistan's premier Nawaz Sharif, opposition leader Imran Khan has begun to sketch out an economic agenda as he eyes elections next year.
