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3 Pak Cops Dead In Cross-Firing As Taliban Attack Police Station
A group of heavily-armed terrorists from the Pakistani Taliban attacked a police station in the suburbs of the restive northwestern city of Peshawar on Saturday and killed three policemen, including a senior police officer, authorities said.
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Pakistan Taliban Responsible For Over 100 Cross-Border Attacks Last Year: UN
Terror group Tehrik-e Taliban Pakistan (TTP), responsible for more than 100 "cross-border" attacks within three months last year, oversaw a "reunification" of splinter groups that took place in Afghanistan and was moderated by al-Qaeda, a development that was expected to increase the threat to Afghanistan and the region, a UN report has said.
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UN Designates Pak-Based Terror Group's Noor Mehsud As "Global Terrorist"
The Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) terror group's Noor Wali Mehsud has been designated as a global terrorist by the United Nations for participating in the financing, planning and perpetrating acts on behalf of and in support of entities associated with al-Qaida.
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Trump's Counter-Terror Strategy Lists Lashkar-e-Taiba As A Threat To US
The new National Strategy for Counter-terrorism released by the White House in Washington has identified two Pakistan-based terrorist groups - Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) - along with Boko Haram as a potential threat to the United States.
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Main Facilitator Of Bacha Khan University Attack Arrested: Report
Pakistani authorities have arrested the main facilitator of the gruesome attack on Bacha Khan University that killed 21 people, mostly students, while he was trying to slip across the border to Afghanistan, a media report said today.
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Five militants killed in Pakistan attack
Five Pakistani Taliban militants, including a key commander, were killed when unknown gunmen attacked their vehicle in the restive northwest Pakistan tribal region.
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Pakistan Taliban agrees to extend ceasefire
The month-long ceasefire announced by the Pakistani Taliban, which ends tomorrow, will be extended as the government and the banned group work towards a solution to end the menace of violence in Pakistan.
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Pakistan government may include army for fresh talks with Taliban
The Pakistan government is likely to set up a new negotiating team that will include army representatives to make the "second phase" of peace talks with the Taliban more productive and result-oriented.
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Taliban splinter group claims responsibility for Pakistan court attack
Ahrarul Hind, a little known splinter group of the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), today claimed responsibility for the brazen attack on a court premises in Pakistan's federal capital that left 11 people dead, including a judge.
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Taliban fighter arrested near Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's home in Lahore
Police have arrested an alleged Taliban fighter near the private residence of Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif in the capital of central Punjab province, officials said today.
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Taliban claims beheading 23 Frontier Corps personnel in Pakistan
A major faction of the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan has allegedly released a video and a statement tonight claiming that they have beheaded 23 Frontier Corps personnel kidnapped by them in 2010.
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Pakistani government and Taliban negotiators to meet on Thursday
Pakistani government and Taliban negotiators will meet tomorrow in an attempt to move forward with the peace dialogue aimed at ending a decade-long cycle of violence that has killed thousands.
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Pakistan government holds talks with Taliban panel
After initial hiccups, Pakistani state negotiators and a Taliban-nominated committee met at an undisclosed location today to frame a roadmap for parleys aimed at ending terrorism and bringing peace to the country.
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Imran Khan not to participate in dialogue with Taliban
Cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan will not join an arbitration committee proposed by the banned Taliban for peace talks with the government, his Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf party said today.
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Pakistan Taliban want Imran Khan in committee for peace talks
The Pakistani Taliban on Saturday demanded the inclusion of cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan and hardline cleric Samiul Haq in the committee formed by Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif for holding talks with the banned group.
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3 Pak Cops Dead In Cross-Firing As Taliban Attack Police Station
A group of heavily-armed terrorists from the Pakistani Taliban attacked a police station in the suburbs of the restive northwestern city of Peshawar on Saturday and killed three policemen, including a senior police officer, authorities said.
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Pakistan Taliban Responsible For Over 100 Cross-Border Attacks Last Year: UN
Terror group Tehrik-e Taliban Pakistan (TTP), responsible for more than 100 "cross-border" attacks within three months last year, oversaw a "reunification" of splinter groups that took place in Afghanistan and was moderated by al-Qaeda, a development that was expected to increase the threat to Afghanistan and the region, a UN report has said.
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UN Designates Pak-Based Terror Group's Noor Mehsud As "Global Terrorist"
The Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) terror group's Noor Wali Mehsud has been designated as a global terrorist by the United Nations for participating in the financing, planning and perpetrating acts on behalf of and in support of entities associated with al-Qaida.
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Trump's Counter-Terror Strategy Lists Lashkar-e-Taiba As A Threat To US
The new National Strategy for Counter-terrorism released by the White House in Washington has identified two Pakistan-based terrorist groups - Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) - along with Boko Haram as a potential threat to the United States.
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Main Facilitator Of Bacha Khan University Attack Arrested: Report
Pakistani authorities have arrested the main facilitator of the gruesome attack on Bacha Khan University that killed 21 people, mostly students, while he was trying to slip across the border to Afghanistan, a media report said today.
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Five militants killed in Pakistan attack
Five Pakistani Taliban militants, including a key commander, were killed when unknown gunmen attacked their vehicle in the restive northwest Pakistan tribal region.
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Pakistan Taliban agrees to extend ceasefire
The month-long ceasefire announced by the Pakistani Taliban, which ends tomorrow, will be extended as the government and the banned group work towards a solution to end the menace of violence in Pakistan.
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Pakistan government may include army for fresh talks with Taliban
The Pakistan government is likely to set up a new negotiating team that will include army representatives to make the "second phase" of peace talks with the Taliban more productive and result-oriented.
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Taliban splinter group claims responsibility for Pakistan court attack
Ahrarul Hind, a little known splinter group of the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), today claimed responsibility for the brazen attack on a court premises in Pakistan's federal capital that left 11 people dead, including a judge.
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Taliban fighter arrested near Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's home in Lahore
Police have arrested an alleged Taliban fighter near the private residence of Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif in the capital of central Punjab province, officials said today.
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Taliban claims beheading 23 Frontier Corps personnel in Pakistan
A major faction of the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan has allegedly released a video and a statement tonight claiming that they have beheaded 23 Frontier Corps personnel kidnapped by them in 2010.
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Pakistani government and Taliban negotiators to meet on Thursday
Pakistani government and Taliban negotiators will meet tomorrow in an attempt to move forward with the peace dialogue aimed at ending a decade-long cycle of violence that has killed thousands.
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Pakistan government holds talks with Taliban panel
After initial hiccups, Pakistani state negotiators and a Taliban-nominated committee met at an undisclosed location today to frame a roadmap for parleys aimed at ending terrorism and bringing peace to the country.
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Imran Khan not to participate in dialogue with Taliban
Cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan will not join an arbitration committee proposed by the banned Taliban for peace talks with the government, his Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf party said today.
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Pakistan Taliban want Imran Khan in committee for peace talks
The Pakistani Taliban on Saturday demanded the inclusion of cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan and hardline cleric Samiul Haq in the committee formed by Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif for holding talks with the banned group.
