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Pakistan claims it killed 50 Afghan border troops - Washington Post Sun, 07 May 2017 19:17:30 GMT

Washington Post

Pakistan claims it killed 50 Afghan border troops Washington Post KABUL — Pakistan claimed Sunday to have killed 50 Afghan border troops, wounded 100 and destroyed five of their posts in sporadic clashes since Friday near a major border crossing. Afghan officials called the high death toll “baseless” but said that ... Pakistan, Afghanistan dispute toll after clashesAljazeera.com Pakistan: Recent Border Fight Killed 50 Afghan TroopsVoice of America Pakistani army kills 50 Afghan forces in border fightNew York Post all 291 news articles »

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China-Pakistan-Economic-Corridor fuels fears of social upheaval - Economic Times Mon, 08 May 2017 00:50:42 GMT

Economic Times

China-Pakistan-Economic-Corridor fuels fears of social upheaval Economic Times NEW DELHI: The much-hyped China-Pakistan-Economic-Corridor or CPEC not only challenges India's sovereignty as it passes through PoK but has all the potential to trigger socio-economic collapse of Pakistan giving rise to instability impacting India and ... To Meet Indian Concerns, China Offers to Re-Name China-Pakistan Economic CorridorThe Wire Beijing open to renaming China Pakistan Economic Corridor, says envoy heeding India's concernsIndia Today Arun Jaitley, Pakistan's finance minister share cold vibes at global meetTimes of India The Express Tribune all 63 news articles »

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Pakistan: Indian troops in Kashmir wound at least 4 - Washington Post Sun, 07 May 2017 06:22:27 GMT

Washington Post

Pakistan: Indian troops in Kashmir wound at least 4 Washington Post ISLAMABAD — Pakistan's army says Indian troops in the disputed Kashmir region shot and wounded at least four Pakistani villagers. A military statement said the troops committed a ceasefire violation when they fired without provocation late Saturday ... Pakistan army seeks to hobble Nawaz Sharif, trip up IndiaTimes of India Pakistan violated ceasefire daily in 2015, 2016, says home ministryHindustan Times Sohail Mahmood Pakistan's new envoy to IndiaThe Nation NDTV -Khaleej Times all 81 news articles »

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Playing Pakistan depends on government - BCCI - ESPNcricinfo.com Sun, 07 May 2017 15:06:22 GMT

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Playing Pakistan depends on government - BCCI ESPNcricinfo.com The BCCI will need approval from the Indian government before it can play Pakistan in a bilateral series, according secretary Amitabh Choudhary, no matter what the nature of its agreement with the PCB. The Pakistan board had sent the BCCI a notice ... India Cannot Tour Pakistan Due to Security Concerns: Rajeev ShuklaNews18 Inzamam backs Pakistan to perform well against India in Champions TrophyThe Express Tribune all 221 news articles »

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Pilot takes a nap with 300 on board - NEWS.com.au Sun, 07 May 2017 15:50:33 GMT

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Pilot takes a nap with 300 on board NEWS.com.au Dawn reports Pakistan International Airlines captain Amir Akhtar Hashmi handed over the reins to the under-training first officer, Ali Hassan Yazdani, and took a 2.5 hour kip in the business class cabin. According to sources, the airline was initially ... Pakistan International Airlines pilot sleeps on flight, risks 300 livesTimes of India Pakistan International Airlines pilot sleeps on flight, leaves control with traineeLivemint Trainee pilot flew Pakistani jet with 300 on board as captain slept in 1st class – mediaRT Firstpost all 16 news articles »

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Pakistan man says Indian mission detained wife, MEA says she sought help - The Indian Express Sun, 07 May 2017 23:14:30 GMT

The Indian Express

Pakistan man says Indian mission detained wife, MEA says she sought help The Indian Express WHILE A Pakistani man on Sunday accused the Indian High Commission in Islamabad of detaining his newly-wed Indian wife when they went there to apply for his visa, it has been learnt that the woman had requested the Indian mission to “repatriate” her to ... Pakistan husband accuse Indian HC of detaining his wifeThe Hindu Pakistan man accuses Indian High Commission of detaining wife, India says she sought helpEconomic Times Wife held hostage at Indian commission, says Pakistani manTimes of India News18 -Livemint -Geo News, Pakistan all 45 news articles »

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Pakistan's gains against terrorism 'breathtaking': British general - SAMAA News TV Sun, 07 May 2017 17:16:54 GMT

SAMAA News TV

Pakistan's gains against terrorism 'breathtaking': British general SAMAA News TV LONDON: Commander British Field Army Lieutenant General Patrick Nicholas Sanders on Sunday, eulogizing the successes of Pakistan army in war against terrorism, said the country had made breathtaking gains against terrorists and extremists in tribal ... UK military commander says Pakistans gains against terror breathtakingGeo News, Pakistan all 6 news articles »

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Legendary sitarist Rais Khan, who shifted to Pakistan in 1968, dies - Times of India Mon, 08 May 2017 00:04:00 GMT

Times of India

Legendary sitarist Rais Khan, who shifted to Pakistan in 1968, dies Times of India LAHORE: India-born legendary sitar player Ustad Rais Khan passed away in Pakistan on Saturday . He was 77. He was reportedly diagnosed with an ailment and had been bedridden for quite some time. He breathed his last in Karachi. He is survived by his ... Pakistani sitar maestro Ustad Raees Khan dead at 77Firstpost all 15 news articles »

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ISIS is on the decline in the Middle East, but its influence in Pakistan ... - Washington Post Fri, 05 May 2017 10:03:29 GMT

Washington Post

ISIS is on the decline in the Middle East, but its influence in Pakistan ... Washington Post With online recruiting and local connections, the terrorist group is spreading in Pakistan. and more »

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India launches satellite for South Asian countries, Pakistan says no thanks - CNN Fri, 05 May 2017 13:37:04 GMT

CNN

India launches satellite for South Asian countries, Pakistan says no thanks CNN While some have suggested Pakistan may have pulled out due to espionage concerns, Ajay Lele, a senior analyst at the Delhi-based Institute for Defense Studies and Analysis said "in modern times, you do not develop a satellite to spy on a country.". Pakistan Spurns Indian Offer to Join in Regional SatelliteForeign Policy (blog) India Calls Satellite 'Gift to South Asia', Pakistan Says No ThanksU.S. News & World Report After Successful Launch Of South Asian Satellite, Pakistan Blames India For Its ExclusionIndiatimes.com India Today -Financial Express -Twitter all 372 news articles »