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Delhi, May 27 (PTI) India will pay USD 13 per unit for buying natural gas through the much-celebrated TAPI gas pipeline and will take indirect responsibility for safe transit of the fuel through high security risk areas in Afghanistan and Pakistan. ...
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Earlier, Afghan President Hamid Karzai issued a warning saying Nato killings of civilians would be a huge impediment to relations between the US and Afghanistan. Civilian casualties by air strikes have been a huge cause of concern for both Afghanistan...
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Pakistani policemen gather at the site of a rocket attack in Quetta on May 26, 2012. Rockets fired by suspected insurgents killed a teenage boy and wounded 21 others in Pakistan's troubled southwestern city of Quetta, police and hospital officials said. View Photo »
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We will not allow our soil to be used against any other country for terrorism and therefore I think it's a great victory.
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"When India protests, the US offers F-18 planes to it. You can see how the US is benefiting by keeping both India and Pakistan at loggerheads," Ali said. Peace activist Jatin Desai said it was high time the media of both countries addressed issues like...
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A pair sighted in Nagarparkar in Sindh province this year has given hope to wildlife enthusiasts that the rare bird may become part of Pakistan's landscape once again. At a meeting held by Pakistan's Save Wildlife and Nature (SWAN) group, wildlife...
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Celebrating Queen Elizabeth’s 60-Year Reign with a Family Funday Festival, Cricket Match and Afternoon Tea
PRWebThese realms are made up of sovereign nations present on every continent and span all religions and cultures. Known popularly as The Commonwealth, many of these nations are former members of the British Empire, and include Australia, New Zealand,...
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A Pakistani paramedic takes care of a victim's dead body after rocket attacks in Quetta on May 26, 2012. Rockets fired by suspected insurgents killed a teenage boy and wounded 21 others in Pakistan's troubled southwestern city of Quetta, police and... View Photo »
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Sen. Clinton, Sen. McCain, and George Bush all suggested I had said something wrong when I said we should be going after bin Laden and high-value targets, and if we've got them in our sights we should ask for Pakistan's cooperation, we should ask Pakistan to take them out, but if they don't, we shouldn'...
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1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland. Molly Hardy was killed in the August 1998 suicide bombing of the U.S. Embassy in Nairobi. She urged others to take cover as she was hit by the blast from an al-Qaida car bomb. Jacqueline Van...
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The body of a soldier, who was identified as Mohammad Hussain, was found on Saturday evening at 1830 PST (Pakistan standard time). The body was shifted to Goma hospital, sources said. Hussain was posted at regimental police and belonged to a village in...
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Pakistan, officially the Islamic Republic of Pakistan (Urdu: اسلامی جمہوریۂ پاکستان), is a country located in South Asia and the Greater Middle East. It has a 1046 kilometer coastline along the Arabian Sea in the south, and is bordered by Afghanistan and Iran in the west, India in the east and the People's Republic of China in the far northeast. Full Article
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