Pakistan Foreign Minister Khawaja Asif
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"India's Proxy War": Khawaja Asif's Bizarre Claim On Pak-Afghan Clashes
Pakistan, the nation with a proven track record of sponsoring terrorism on its soil, has accused Afghanistan's Taliban government of "fighting a proxy war" on behalf of India.
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Pakistan's Former Foreign Minister Arrested In Assets Beyond Means Case
Pakistan's former foreign minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif was arrested in Islamabad on Tuesday by anti-corruption officials for allegedly having assets beyond means of income.
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Haven't Escaped From Pakistan, Will Return Soon, Says Ex-Foreign Minister
Pakistan's former foreign minister Khawaja Asif, under investigation for money laundering and alleged corruption, has rejected reports of him escaping abroad and said that he is in the US to meet his daughters and will return soon.
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Pakistan Supreme Court Overturns Khawaja Asif's Lifetime Disqualification
Pakistan's Supreme Court on Friday overturned an Islamabad High Court (IHC) order disqualifying PML-N leader and former Foreign Minister Khawaja Asif from holding public office for life.
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Pak Foreign Minister Disqualified From Parliament Over UAE Work Permit
Pakistani Foreign Minister Khawaja Asif was disqualified from the parliament by the Islamabad High Court on Thursday, local media reported, dealing a blow to the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz party ahead of a general election due in a few months.
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To Pak Claim Of Reprieve On Terror Financing Tag, India, US Hint Not Yet
Pakistan has claimed a three-month reprieve from being put in a watch-list for terrorism financing by the global watchdog Financial Action Task Force, or FATF. "Our efforts paid," tweeted Pakistan's Foreign Minister Khawaja Asif late on Tuesday night, as he announced that the Paris-based international monitoring compliance had put off a decision on...
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Pakistan Given 3-Month Reprieve Over Terrorist Financing Watchlist: Minister
Pakistan has been given a three-month reprieve by a global watchdog over a US-led motion to put the South Asian country on a terrorist financing watchlist, Pakistan's Foreign Minister Khawaja Asif said late on Tuesday.
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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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Can Live Without US Aid, But Not Without Integrity: Pak Foreign Minister
Pakistan is trying to maintain a balance in its relationship with the US and the government has made it clear that Islamabad can live without Washington's aid but will not compromise on national integrity, Foreign Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif has said.
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"You Have Bathed Pakistan With Blood And Gunpowder": Pakistan Foreign Minister's Blunt Attack Against US
After President Donald Trump's New Year tweet accusing Islamabad of "lies and deceit" and the subsequent withdrawal of military aid worth $225 million by the US, Pakistan's Foreign Minister on Thursday sought to remind Washington that they conducted "57,800 strikes on Afghanistan from Pakistani soil" and "bathed Pakistan with blood and gunpowder".
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"India's Proxy War": Khawaja Asif's Bizarre Claim On Pak-Afghan Clashes
Pakistan, the nation with a proven track record of sponsoring terrorism on its soil, has accused Afghanistan's Taliban government of "fighting a proxy war" on behalf of India.
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Pakistan's Former Foreign Minister Arrested In Assets Beyond Means Case
Pakistan's former foreign minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif was arrested in Islamabad on Tuesday by anti-corruption officials for allegedly having assets beyond means of income.
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Haven't Escaped From Pakistan, Will Return Soon, Says Ex-Foreign Minister
Pakistan's former foreign minister Khawaja Asif, under investigation for money laundering and alleged corruption, has rejected reports of him escaping abroad and said that he is in the US to meet his daughters and will return soon.
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Pakistan Supreme Court Overturns Khawaja Asif's Lifetime Disqualification
Pakistan's Supreme Court on Friday overturned an Islamabad High Court (IHC) order disqualifying PML-N leader and former Foreign Minister Khawaja Asif from holding public office for life.
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Pak Foreign Minister Disqualified From Parliament Over UAE Work Permit
Pakistani Foreign Minister Khawaja Asif was disqualified from the parliament by the Islamabad High Court on Thursday, local media reported, dealing a blow to the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz party ahead of a general election due in a few months.
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To Pak Claim Of Reprieve On Terror Financing Tag, India, US Hint Not Yet
Pakistan has claimed a three-month reprieve from being put in a watch-list for terrorism financing by the global watchdog Financial Action Task Force, or FATF. "Our efforts paid," tweeted Pakistan's Foreign Minister Khawaja Asif late on Tuesday night, as he announced that the Paris-based international monitoring compliance had put off a decision on...
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Pakistan Given 3-Month Reprieve Over Terrorist Financing Watchlist: Minister
Pakistan has been given a three-month reprieve by a global watchdog over a US-led motion to put the South Asian country on a terrorist financing watchlist, Pakistan's Foreign Minister Khawaja Asif said late on Tuesday.
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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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Can Live Without US Aid, But Not Without Integrity: Pak Foreign Minister
Pakistan is trying to maintain a balance in its relationship with the US and the government has made it clear that Islamabad can live without Washington's aid but will not compromise on national integrity, Foreign Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif has said.
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"You Have Bathed Pakistan With Blood And Gunpowder": Pakistan Foreign Minister's Blunt Attack Against US
After President Donald Trump's New Year tweet accusing Islamabad of "lies and deceit" and the subsequent withdrawal of military aid worth $225 million by the US, Pakistan's Foreign Minister on Thursday sought to remind Washington that they conducted "57,800 strikes on Afghanistan from Pakistani soil" and "bathed Pakistan with blood and gunpowder".
