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Terrified With Attacks, Chinese Nationals Teaching Mandarin In Pak Called Back
Chinese nationals teaching Mandarin in different parts of Pakistan have left for home after being called back by Beijing following the recent deadly attacks targeting them, an official of the Karachi University said on Monday.
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Karachi Suicide Bomber Was Mother Of 2, Had Master's Degree
The woman who carried out a suicide attack inside the University of Karachi on Tuesday, which killed three Chinese nationals, was highly educated and a mother of two children, according to Afghan journalist Bashir Ahmad Gwakh.
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3 Chinese Among 4 Killed In Blast Inside Pak's Karachi University
Three Chinese nationals, including two women, were among four people killed on Tuesday when a powerful blast ripped through a van inside the premises of the University of Karachi in Pakistan's financial capital, officials said.
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Pakistan Lost Terribly in 1965 War With India: Pak Historian
Pakistan "lost terribly in the 1965 war" with India, a Pakistani historian has admitted.
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Pakistan Heatwave Death Toll Climbs to 122: Officials
A heatwave in Pakistan's largest city Karachi and other districts of southern Sindh province has killed at least 122 people, health officials said Sunday.
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Indian Charged for Forcing Dancers into Prostitution in US
An Indian man and a Pakistani psychiatrist are among four persons who were indicted in New York on charges of human trafficking and hiring female dancers in India and forcing them into prostitution and making them dance at nightclubs.
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Al Qaeda cell active in Karachi university: report
The Federal government today directed Pakistani authorities to investigate the existence of an al-Qaeda affiliated organisation in the University of Karachi.
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11 women students dead in Pakistan bus blast; ten more die in hospital attack
Militants in western Pakistan bombed a bus carrying women students on Saturday and then seized part of the hospital where survivors of the attack were taken, killing at least 21 people, officials said.
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'Where is Bilawal Bhutto?' Pakistan party campaign struggles
A cancelled rally, a loathed president and a party chairman kept out of the public glare because of Taliban threats - Gulzar Ali Khawaja has never seen anything like it.
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Pakistan government ends unprecedented full term amid criticism
Pakistan's elected government completed its full five-year term on Saturday, the first in the country's turbulent history to do so, leaving a legacy of Taliban violence, sectarian unrest, chronic power cuts and a fragile economy.
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Terrified With Attacks, Chinese Nationals Teaching Mandarin In Pak Called Back
Chinese nationals teaching Mandarin in different parts of Pakistan have left for home after being called back by Beijing following the recent deadly attacks targeting them, an official of the Karachi University said on Monday.
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Karachi Suicide Bomber Was Mother Of 2, Had Master's Degree
The woman who carried out a suicide attack inside the University of Karachi on Tuesday, which killed three Chinese nationals, was highly educated and a mother of two children, according to Afghan journalist Bashir Ahmad Gwakh.
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3 Chinese Among 4 Killed In Blast Inside Pak's Karachi University
Three Chinese nationals, including two women, were among four people killed on Tuesday when a powerful blast ripped through a van inside the premises of the University of Karachi in Pakistan's financial capital, officials said.
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Pakistan Lost Terribly in 1965 War With India: Pak Historian
Pakistan "lost terribly in the 1965 war" with India, a Pakistani historian has admitted.
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Pakistan Heatwave Death Toll Climbs to 122: Officials
A heatwave in Pakistan's largest city Karachi and other districts of southern Sindh province has killed at least 122 people, health officials said Sunday.
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Indian Charged for Forcing Dancers into Prostitution in US
An Indian man and a Pakistani psychiatrist are among four persons who were indicted in New York on charges of human trafficking and hiring female dancers in India and forcing them into prostitution and making them dance at nightclubs.
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Al Qaeda cell active in Karachi university: report
The Federal government today directed Pakistani authorities to investigate the existence of an al-Qaeda affiliated organisation in the University of Karachi.
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11 women students dead in Pakistan bus blast; ten more die in hospital attack
Militants in western Pakistan bombed a bus carrying women students on Saturday and then seized part of the hospital where survivors of the attack were taken, killing at least 21 people, officials said.
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'Where is Bilawal Bhutto?' Pakistan party campaign struggles
A cancelled rally, a loathed president and a party chairman kept out of the public glare because of Taliban threats - Gulzar Ali Khawaja has never seen anything like it.
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Pakistan government ends unprecedented full term amid criticism
Pakistan's elected government completed its full five-year term on Saturday, the first in the country's turbulent history to do so, leaving a legacy of Taliban violence, sectarian unrest, chronic power cuts and a fragile economy.
