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Jailed Pak Ex-PM Imran Khan, His Aide Acquitted In Vandalism Case
In a major relief to Imran Khan, a Pakistani court on Thursday acquitted the jailed former premier, his aide Shah Mehmood Qureshi and former minister Sheikh Rashid in a case of vandalism.
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Opinion | For Global Security, Avoid 'Double Standards'
"Norway's consistent stance as regards both Ukraine and Gaza allow us to point out such contradictions in a way that actually cuts through," writes Norway's Deputy Foreign Minister.
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Pak Army Sets Own Post Ablaze To Aid Terrorist Infiltration Bid In Jammu
Four terrorists who tried to infiltrate into India via the International Border in Jammu last night were aided by the Pakistani Army, which had set one of its posts ablaze to divert the attention of Indian surveillance equipment, sources said.
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Imran Khan Planned Attacks On Military Installations, Says Aide: Report
Pakistan's jailed former prime minister Imran Khan masterminded the May 9 violence and planned the attacks on sensitive military installations with an aim to remove Army Chief General Asim Munir, his close aide Usman Dar has said.
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On Camera, Pak PM's Aide Admits Drones Smuggle Drugs Into India: Report
A senior official in the Pakistan government has admitted that Pakistani smugglers are using drones to smuggle illicit drugs, mostly heroin into Indian territory.
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Went Back With "Biscuits" From Imran Khan's Home: Aide On Pak Cops' Search Op
Punjab Police who visited Imran Khan's Zaman Park residence here to conduct a search operation to arrest "terrorists" reportedly hiding there have returned with only "water and biscuits", former Pakistan prime minister's chief security officer said.
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Amritpal Singh's Aide Had Links With Ex Pak Army Chief's Son: Sources
As the hunt for Amritpal Singh continues, intelligence agencies claim to have found a new Pakistan link to the separatist.
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Pak Harbours Terror Organisations, Should Not Receive Aid From US: Nikki Haley
Indian-American Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley has said that Pakistan is home to at least a dozen terrorist organisations and it should not receive any aid from the US, ramping up her attack on America's adversaries.
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"Weak America Pays Bad Guys, Won't Be World's ATM": Nikki Haley Slams Pak
Indian-American Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley on Tuesday reiterated that if voted to power, the US will not pay the "bad guys" like Pakistan hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Pak Currency Plunges To 262 Against Dollar Amid IMF Aid Uncertainty
Cash-strapped Pakistan's currency depreciated to its lowest against the US dollar on Friday in the interbank and open market and closed at Rs 262.6.
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Businessman Jailed For Helping Dawood Ibrahim Set Up Gutkha Unit In Pak
A special court in Mumbai on Monday sentenced gutkha manufacturer JM Joshi and two others to 10 years in jail in a case pertaining to helping fugitive gangster Dawood Ibrahim and his aides to set up a plant of the product in Karachi in Pakistan.
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UK Website Apologises To Pak's Shehbaz Sharif For Corruption Allegation
A prominent British publication and news site has apologised to Pakistan rime Minister Shehbaz Sharif for an "error" in an article it published in 2019 - in which it had accused the premier of "stealing British foreign aid money".
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On Financial Support For Pakistan, China Says It Has Done Its "Utmost"
China, which has offered a $9 billion bailout package to Pakistan, on Monday pledged more support for the cash-strapped nation.
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US To Give $ 450 Million Security Aid To Pak Despite India's Objection
Notwithstanding India's concerns, the United States is all set to provide USD 450 million F-16 sustainment package to Pakistan as there has been no objection to the deal from the Senate within the mandatory 30-day notice period.
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Pak Minister On Flood Aid From India: Government Will Consult Allies
Pakistan's Finance Minister Miftah Ismail said on Wednesday the government will consider importing goods from India after consulting its coalition partners and key stakeholders, as the cash-strapped nation seeks to stablise soaring food prices.
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Jailed Pak Ex-PM Imran Khan, His Aide Acquitted In Vandalism Case
In a major relief to Imran Khan, a Pakistani court on Thursday acquitted the jailed former premier, his aide Shah Mehmood Qureshi and former minister Sheikh Rashid in a case of vandalism.
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Opinion | For Global Security, Avoid 'Double Standards'
"Norway's consistent stance as regards both Ukraine and Gaza allow us to point out such contradictions in a way that actually cuts through," writes Norway's Deputy Foreign Minister.
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Pak Army Sets Own Post Ablaze To Aid Terrorist Infiltration Bid In Jammu
Four terrorists who tried to infiltrate into India via the International Border in Jammu last night were aided by the Pakistani Army, which had set one of its posts ablaze to divert the attention of Indian surveillance equipment, sources said.
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Imran Khan Planned Attacks On Military Installations, Says Aide: Report
Pakistan's jailed former prime minister Imran Khan masterminded the May 9 violence and planned the attacks on sensitive military installations with an aim to remove Army Chief General Asim Munir, his close aide Usman Dar has said.
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On Camera, Pak PM's Aide Admits Drones Smuggle Drugs Into India: Report
A senior official in the Pakistan government has admitted that Pakistani smugglers are using drones to smuggle illicit drugs, mostly heroin into Indian territory.
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Went Back With "Biscuits" From Imran Khan's Home: Aide On Pak Cops' Search Op
Punjab Police who visited Imran Khan's Zaman Park residence here to conduct a search operation to arrest "terrorists" reportedly hiding there have returned with only "water and biscuits", former Pakistan prime minister's chief security officer said.
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Amritpal Singh's Aide Had Links With Ex Pak Army Chief's Son: Sources
As the hunt for Amritpal Singh continues, intelligence agencies claim to have found a new Pakistan link to the separatist.
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Pak Harbours Terror Organisations, Should Not Receive Aid From US: Nikki Haley
Indian-American Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley has said that Pakistan is home to at least a dozen terrorist organisations and it should not receive any aid from the US, ramping up her attack on America's adversaries.
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"Weak America Pays Bad Guys, Won't Be World's ATM": Nikki Haley Slams Pak
Indian-American Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley on Tuesday reiterated that if voted to power, the US will not pay the "bad guys" like Pakistan hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Pak Currency Plunges To 262 Against Dollar Amid IMF Aid Uncertainty
Cash-strapped Pakistan's currency depreciated to its lowest against the US dollar on Friday in the interbank and open market and closed at Rs 262.6.
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Businessman Jailed For Helping Dawood Ibrahim Set Up Gutkha Unit In Pak
A special court in Mumbai on Monday sentenced gutkha manufacturer JM Joshi and two others to 10 years in jail in a case pertaining to helping fugitive gangster Dawood Ibrahim and his aides to set up a plant of the product in Karachi in Pakistan.
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UK Website Apologises To Pak's Shehbaz Sharif For Corruption Allegation
A prominent British publication and news site has apologised to Pakistan rime Minister Shehbaz Sharif for an "error" in an article it published in 2019 - in which it had accused the premier of "stealing British foreign aid money".
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On Financial Support For Pakistan, China Says It Has Done Its "Utmost"
China, which has offered a $9 billion bailout package to Pakistan, on Monday pledged more support for the cash-strapped nation.
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US To Give $ 450 Million Security Aid To Pak Despite India's Objection
Notwithstanding India's concerns, the United States is all set to provide USD 450 million F-16 sustainment package to Pakistan as there has been no objection to the deal from the Senate within the mandatory 30-day notice period.
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Pak Minister On Flood Aid From India: Government Will Consult Allies
Pakistan's Finance Minister Miftah Ismail said on Wednesday the government will consider importing goods from India after consulting its coalition partners and key stakeholders, as the cash-strapped nation seeks to stablise soaring food prices.
