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Pakistan, Afghanistan Hold Talks On Deadly Border Clashes
Pakistan's foreign ministry says an Afghan delegation has arrived in Islamabad for talks on last week's border clashes that killed two Afghan border guards and a Pakistani officer.
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Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif Still Surrounded by Protesters After Deadly Clashes
Pakistani opposition leader Imran Khan called on more of his supporters to take to the streets on Sunday and stand up to security forces, after weeks of protests demanding Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's resignation turned violent.
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Pakistan Army to Meet as Political Impasse, Violence Continue
After night-long clashes in Islamabad between anti-government demonstrators and security forces that left three people dead and about 450 others injured, the situation continued to be tense and uncertain even as the Army Chief General Raheel Sharif summoned a meeting of corps commanders today.
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Pakistan Government Reaches Out to Protesters After Two Die in Clashes
Pakistan's government said on Sunday it was trying to reopen talks with opposition groups after bloody overnight clashes between police and protesters outside the prime minister's residence left two dead and hundreds injured.
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Sectarian clashes leave seven dead in Pakistan
Sectarian clashes in Pakistan's garrison city Rawalpindi left seven people dead and over 30 injured on Friday as worshippers massed to mourn the seventh century martyrdom of Hussain, the grandson of prophet Mohammad, officials said.
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Pakistan, Afghanistan Hold Talks On Deadly Border Clashes
Pakistan's foreign ministry says an Afghan delegation has arrived in Islamabad for talks on last week's border clashes that killed two Afghan border guards and a Pakistani officer.
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Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif Still Surrounded by Protesters After Deadly Clashes
Pakistani opposition leader Imran Khan called on more of his supporters to take to the streets on Sunday and stand up to security forces, after weeks of protests demanding Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's resignation turned violent.
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Pakistan Army to Meet as Political Impasse, Violence Continue
After night-long clashes in Islamabad between anti-government demonstrators and security forces that left three people dead and about 450 others injured, the situation continued to be tense and uncertain even as the Army Chief General Raheel Sharif summoned a meeting of corps commanders today.
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Pakistan Government Reaches Out to Protesters After Two Die in Clashes
Pakistan's government said on Sunday it was trying to reopen talks with opposition groups after bloody overnight clashes between police and protesters outside the prime minister's residence left two dead and hundreds injured.
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Sectarian clashes leave seven dead in Pakistan
Sectarian clashes in Pakistan's garrison city Rawalpindi left seven people dead and over 30 injured on Friday as worshippers massed to mourn the seventh century martyrdom of Hussain, the grandson of prophet Mohammad, officials said.
