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As Imran Khan Backed Candidates Lead In Pak, Nawaz Sharif's Backup Plan
Nawaz Sharif said his party will seek talks with rival Bilawal Bhutto Zardari's group on forming a coalition in Pakistan, potentially breaking the deadlock as a contentious election in the South Asian country headed for a hung parliament.
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YouTube Becomes Refuge for Pakistan Journalists Battling Censors
For Pakistani journalists, there's only one channel that doesn't exercise the mute button when they report difficult stories that involve their government or the country's powerful military: YouTube.
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No Lunch, Only Cookies At Meetings In Pakistan's Austerity Drive
Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan got the word helicopter trending on Twitter recently. Khan took a helicopter ride for a nine-mile journey from his hill-side home to his official residence in Islamabad last month. For a new leader who'd pledged to cut the perks of high office and who is trying to fix an economy in crisis, the incident didn't go...
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Pakistan To Trump: Pay For Our Border Fence To Reduce Terrorism
Pakistan is pushing for the completion of a fence along its disputed border with Afghanistan -- and it wants the U.S. to help pay for it.
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Nawaz Sharif Struggles With Parallel State as Army Rises in Pakistan
Civil-military tensions are rising in Pakistan. The latest sign of a rift came Oct. 2, when paramilitary troops barred their boss, Interior Minister Ahsan Iqbal, from entering the court hearing a corruption case against former premier Nawaz Sharif.
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As Imran Khan Backed Candidates Lead In Pak, Nawaz Sharif's Backup Plan
Nawaz Sharif said his party will seek talks with rival Bilawal Bhutto Zardari's group on forming a coalition in Pakistan, potentially breaking the deadlock as a contentious election in the South Asian country headed for a hung parliament.
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YouTube Becomes Refuge for Pakistan Journalists Battling Censors
For Pakistani journalists, there's only one channel that doesn't exercise the mute button when they report difficult stories that involve their government or the country's powerful military: YouTube.
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No Lunch, Only Cookies At Meetings In Pakistan's Austerity Drive
Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan got the word helicopter trending on Twitter recently. Khan took a helicopter ride for a nine-mile journey from his hill-side home to his official residence in Islamabad last month. For a new leader who'd pledged to cut the perks of high office and who is trying to fix an economy in crisis, the incident didn't go...
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Pakistan To Trump: Pay For Our Border Fence To Reduce Terrorism
Pakistan is pushing for the completion of a fence along its disputed border with Afghanistan -- and it wants the U.S. to help pay for it.
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Nawaz Sharif Struggles With Parallel State as Army Rises in Pakistan
Civil-military tensions are rising in Pakistan. The latest sign of a rift came Oct. 2, when paramilitary troops barred their boss, Interior Minister Ahsan Iqbal, from entering the court hearing a corruption case against former premier Nawaz Sharif.
