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Asim Munir In Iran To Discuss Next Round Of US Talks
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt had told reporters that further talks "would very likely" be in the Pakistani capital. "Those discussions are being had," Leavitt said, and "we feel good about the prospects of a deal."
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A Suicide Bomber, Militants Attack Pakistani Army Facility Near Afghan Border
A suicide car bomber backed by the Pakistani Taliban attacked a sprawling compound of security forces in Pakistan's northwest near the Afghan border Friday, triggering an intense shootout that left three militants dead, police said.
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Pakistan Approaches US To Construct Port On Arabian Sea: Report
Advisers to Pakistani army chief Field Marshal Asim Munir have approached US officials with an offer to build and run a port on the Arabian Sea, the Financial Times reported on Friday, citing a plan seen by the newspaper.
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3 Pakistani Universities, With Military Ties, Shut Down Over Security Threats
Three universities affiliated with Pakistan's military were shut over security threats in the capital Islamabad on Monday, police said.
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Pak To Propose Bill That Criminalises Army, Judiciary Defamation: Report
The Pakistani government has prepared a bill that proposes to change the criminal law and states that anyone who ridicules or scandalises the country's powerful army and the judiciary through any medium will undergo a five-year prison sentence.
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Watch: Indian, Pakistani Soldiers Exchange Sweets On Diwali
The armies of India and Pakistan on Thursday exchanged sweets at the Tithwal crossing bridge on the Line of Control on the occasion of Diwali.
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Ex-PM Vajpayee Wanted To Hit Pak Army Camp After Parliament Attack: Book
A book authored by the then Navy chief says that Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee wanted to hit a Pakistani Army camp in the wake of the Parliament terror attack but was forced to drop the plan at the last moment as it got relocated.
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Facebook Removes 103 Pages, Accounts Linked To Pakistan Army
Facebook has removed 103 pages, groups and accounts that were part of a network it said was linked to employees of the Pakistani military's public relations arm, the social media group announced on Monday.
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Residents Along Line Of Control Bat For 'Community Bunkers' In Their Villages
Forced to flee their homes, leaving behind cattle and ready to harvest crops due to frequent shelling by Pakistan, the residents along the Line of Control are batting for construction of 'community bunkers' in their villages.
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Sajjan Jindal Meeting Back-Channel Diplomacy: Nawaz Sharif To Pak Army
Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has told the country's powerful Army that his meeting with Indian steel tycoon Sajjan Jindal last month was part of back-channel diplomacy, a media report said on Thursday.
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Blank Space Replaces New York Times Article Criticising Pakistani Army
An International New York Times opinion piece criticising the powerful Pakistani army was censored by its local publisher Friday, replaced by a blank space in a country where it can be dangerous to speak out against the military establishment.
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Soldier Beheading: Pak Terrorists Left Behind US Government Night Vision Device
The recovery of a night vision device with the marking "US government property" is being seen by the Indian Army as a clear indicator of the involvement of the Pakistani Army in the Machil incident of November 22 when Indian Army rifleman Prabhu Singh was beheaded and two other soldiers ambushed and killed.
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Union Minister Jitendra Singh Terms Mutilation Of Soldier's Body As 'Atrocious'
Terming the mutilation of a soldier's body by terrorists as "atrocious", Union Minister Jitendra Singh today said human rights of soldiers should take precedence over anybody else's rights.
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Pakistani Army Repeating Horrors Of 1971 In Balochistan: Baloch Activist
Asserting that history was repeating in itself, Farzana Majeed Baluch, a Baloch human rights activist, has said that human rights violations committed by Pakistan in Balochistan and the army targeting Baloch women was as bad as the torture and rape of women that took place during the Liberation War of 1971, which eventually led to the creation of a...
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JuD Caravan Led By Hafiz Saeed's Son Stopped Near Line of Control
A Jamaat-ud-Dawah caravan led by Talha Saeed, the son of Mumbai attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed, today staged a sit-in at the Line of Control at Chakothi, saying they will not leave unless India receives relief materials brought by them for Kashmiris.
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Asim Munir In Iran To Discuss Next Round Of US Talks
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt had told reporters that further talks "would very likely" be in the Pakistani capital. "Those discussions are being had," Leavitt said, and "we feel good about the prospects of a deal."
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A Suicide Bomber, Militants Attack Pakistani Army Facility Near Afghan Border
A suicide car bomber backed by the Pakistani Taliban attacked a sprawling compound of security forces in Pakistan's northwest near the Afghan border Friday, triggering an intense shootout that left three militants dead, police said.
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Pakistan Approaches US To Construct Port On Arabian Sea: Report
Advisers to Pakistani army chief Field Marshal Asim Munir have approached US officials with an offer to build and run a port on the Arabian Sea, the Financial Times reported on Friday, citing a plan seen by the newspaper.
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3 Pakistani Universities, With Military Ties, Shut Down Over Security Threats
Three universities affiliated with Pakistan's military were shut over security threats in the capital Islamabad on Monday, police said.
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Pak To Propose Bill That Criminalises Army, Judiciary Defamation: Report
The Pakistani government has prepared a bill that proposes to change the criminal law and states that anyone who ridicules or scandalises the country's powerful army and the judiciary through any medium will undergo a five-year prison sentence.
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Watch: Indian, Pakistani Soldiers Exchange Sweets On Diwali
The armies of India and Pakistan on Thursday exchanged sweets at the Tithwal crossing bridge on the Line of Control on the occasion of Diwali.
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Ex-PM Vajpayee Wanted To Hit Pak Army Camp After Parliament Attack: Book
A book authored by the then Navy chief says that Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee wanted to hit a Pakistani Army camp in the wake of the Parliament terror attack but was forced to drop the plan at the last moment as it got relocated.
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Facebook Removes 103 Pages, Accounts Linked To Pakistan Army
Facebook has removed 103 pages, groups and accounts that were part of a network it said was linked to employees of the Pakistani military's public relations arm, the social media group announced on Monday.
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Residents Along Line Of Control Bat For 'Community Bunkers' In Their Villages
Forced to flee their homes, leaving behind cattle and ready to harvest crops due to frequent shelling by Pakistan, the residents along the Line of Control are batting for construction of 'community bunkers' in their villages.
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Sajjan Jindal Meeting Back-Channel Diplomacy: Nawaz Sharif To Pak Army
Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has told the country's powerful Army that his meeting with Indian steel tycoon Sajjan Jindal last month was part of back-channel diplomacy, a media report said on Thursday.
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Blank Space Replaces New York Times Article Criticising Pakistani Army
An International New York Times opinion piece criticising the powerful Pakistani army was censored by its local publisher Friday, replaced by a blank space in a country where it can be dangerous to speak out against the military establishment.
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Soldier Beheading: Pak Terrorists Left Behind US Government Night Vision Device
The recovery of a night vision device with the marking "US government property" is being seen by the Indian Army as a clear indicator of the involvement of the Pakistani Army in the Machil incident of November 22 when Indian Army rifleman Prabhu Singh was beheaded and two other soldiers ambushed and killed.
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Union Minister Jitendra Singh Terms Mutilation Of Soldier's Body As 'Atrocious'
Terming the mutilation of a soldier's body by terrorists as "atrocious", Union Minister Jitendra Singh today said human rights of soldiers should take precedence over anybody else's rights.
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Pakistani Army Repeating Horrors Of 1971 In Balochistan: Baloch Activist
Asserting that history was repeating in itself, Farzana Majeed Baluch, a Baloch human rights activist, has said that human rights violations committed by Pakistan in Balochistan and the army targeting Baloch women was as bad as the torture and rape of women that took place during the Liberation War of 1971, which eventually led to the creation of a...
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JuD Caravan Led By Hafiz Saeed's Son Stopped Near Line of Control
A Jamaat-ud-Dawah caravan led by Talha Saeed, the son of Mumbai attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed, today staged a sit-in at the Line of Control at Chakothi, saying they will not leave unless India receives relief materials brought by them for Kashmiris.
