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India's Ex Diplomat Details What Led To Agra Summit Collapse In 2001
Pakistan's then President Pervez Musharraf's "overreach" in publicly airing his hawkish views on Kashmir, his lack of intent in containing terrorism led to the collapse of Agra Summit in 2001 and not because of LK Advani's hardline approach.
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Suicide Attack On Pak Hardline Party Chief In Balochistan, 7 Injured: Report
Chief of Pakistan's Islamist political party Jamaat-e-Islami (JI), Sirajul Haq escaped a suicide attack on Friday, which injured at least 7 people, according to Geo News.
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Pakistan Views Afghan Taliban As "Strategic Asset": Top US Intelligence Official
Pakistan seeks to maintain positive relations with the Taliban as it views the hardline Islamist militant group as a "strategic asset" useful for securing its interests in Afghanistan, the Pentagon's top intelligence official has told US lawmakers.
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Sri Lankan Citizen Lynched Over "Blasphemy" Allegations In Pakistan: Police
Angry supporters of a hardline Islamist party attacked a factory in Pakistan's Punjab province on Friday, lynching a Sri Lankan national and burning his body over allegations of blasphemy, the police said.
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Pakistan Removes Ban On Radical Group After Deadly Protests
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Saturday gave his permission to remove the extremist group Tehreek-i-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) from the list of banned outfits, succumbing to the hardline Islamists to end the deadly anti-government agitation.
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Banned Group Calls Off Protest March After Truce With Pakistan Government
A hardline Pakistani Islamist group called off a protest march to the capital Islamabad on Sunday after reaching a deal with the government, ending two weeks of clashes that left at least seven policemen dead and scores injured on both sides.
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Taliban Sends Envoy To Take Charge Of Embassy In Pakistan
A Taliban envoy has been sent to neighbouring Pakistan to take charge of the Afghan embassy, two months after the hardline Islamist group seized power, officials said Friday.
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Pak Paramilitary Troops Called In To Stop Banned Group's March: Report
As many as 500 personnel of Pakistan paramilitary forces and a contingent of 1,000 frontier personnel are being deployed on Saturday to stop a possible march to Islamabad by the proscribed hardline Islamist group -- Tehreek-i-Labbik Pakistan (TLP).
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Afghanistan Girls' Football Team Flees To Pakistan
Members of Afghanistan's national girls' football team fled across the border into Pakistan dressed in burqas, a month after the hardline Taliban swept back into power.
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Pak's Role In Kabul Not Sending Good Message To India: US Senator
The role of Pakistan in enabling the Taliban is a victory for the hardliners in the country's government, a top American lawmaker has said, asserting it is not sending a good message to India.
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Haqqanis, FBI's Most-Wanted, In Taliban Government Exposes Pak Role
As the Taliban announced its new hardline interim government on Tuesday, Pakistans stamp was evident in the inclusion of two Haqqanis in the cabinet, including Sirajuddin Haqqani as Interior Minister.
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Taliban Has "Broken Shackles Of Slavery", Says Pak PM Imran Khan
The Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, according to Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, is "breaking the chains of slavery". The Pakistan-backed group took over Kabul on Sunday, setting off concerns about the return of the hardline system.
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Deadly Clashes After Islamist Hardliners Take Police Hostage In Pakistan
Police in Pakistan said a hardline Islamist group had taken six security personnel hostage at its headquarters in Lahore on Sunday after a week of violent clashes following the arrest of the group's leader
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Punjab Cops, Border Force Seize Arms, Ammunition Near Attari Border With Pakistan
The Punjab Police, in a joint operation with the BSF, on Sunday seized assault rifles and live cartridges near the Attari border which, officials said, were pushed into the Indian territory by Pak nationals associated with Sikh hardliners.
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Protests Over Acquittal Of Asia Bibi Stop In Pakistan, Situation Normal
Situation in Pakistan returned to normalcy on Saturday as the massive countrywide protests led by hundreds of radical Islamist hardliners against the acquittal of a Christian woman in a blasphemy case came to a halt following a deal with the government. Asia Bibi, a 47-year-old mother of four, was convicted in 2010 after being accused of insulting ...
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India's Ex Diplomat Details What Led To Agra Summit Collapse In 2001
Pakistan's then President Pervez Musharraf's "overreach" in publicly airing his hawkish views on Kashmir, his lack of intent in containing terrorism led to the collapse of Agra Summit in 2001 and not because of LK Advani's hardline approach.
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Suicide Attack On Pak Hardline Party Chief In Balochistan, 7 Injured: Report
Chief of Pakistan's Islamist political party Jamaat-e-Islami (JI), Sirajul Haq escaped a suicide attack on Friday, which injured at least 7 people, according to Geo News.
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Pakistan Views Afghan Taliban As "Strategic Asset": Top US Intelligence Official
Pakistan seeks to maintain positive relations with the Taliban as it views the hardline Islamist militant group as a "strategic asset" useful for securing its interests in Afghanistan, the Pentagon's top intelligence official has told US lawmakers.
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Sri Lankan Citizen Lynched Over "Blasphemy" Allegations In Pakistan: Police
Angry supporters of a hardline Islamist party attacked a factory in Pakistan's Punjab province on Friday, lynching a Sri Lankan national and burning his body over allegations of blasphemy, the police said.
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Pakistan Removes Ban On Radical Group After Deadly Protests
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Saturday gave his permission to remove the extremist group Tehreek-i-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) from the list of banned outfits, succumbing to the hardline Islamists to end the deadly anti-government agitation.
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Banned Group Calls Off Protest March After Truce With Pakistan Government
A hardline Pakistani Islamist group called off a protest march to the capital Islamabad on Sunday after reaching a deal with the government, ending two weeks of clashes that left at least seven policemen dead and scores injured on both sides.
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Taliban Sends Envoy To Take Charge Of Embassy In Pakistan
A Taliban envoy has been sent to neighbouring Pakistan to take charge of the Afghan embassy, two months after the hardline Islamist group seized power, officials said Friday.
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Pak Paramilitary Troops Called In To Stop Banned Group's March: Report
As many as 500 personnel of Pakistan paramilitary forces and a contingent of 1,000 frontier personnel are being deployed on Saturday to stop a possible march to Islamabad by the proscribed hardline Islamist group -- Tehreek-i-Labbik Pakistan (TLP).
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Afghanistan Girls' Football Team Flees To Pakistan
Members of Afghanistan's national girls' football team fled across the border into Pakistan dressed in burqas, a month after the hardline Taliban swept back into power.
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Pak's Role In Kabul Not Sending Good Message To India: US Senator
The role of Pakistan in enabling the Taliban is a victory for the hardliners in the country's government, a top American lawmaker has said, asserting it is not sending a good message to India.
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Haqqanis, FBI's Most-Wanted, In Taliban Government Exposes Pak Role
As the Taliban announced its new hardline interim government on Tuesday, Pakistans stamp was evident in the inclusion of two Haqqanis in the cabinet, including Sirajuddin Haqqani as Interior Minister.
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Taliban Has "Broken Shackles Of Slavery", Says Pak PM Imran Khan
The Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, according to Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, is "breaking the chains of slavery". The Pakistan-backed group took over Kabul on Sunday, setting off concerns about the return of the hardline system.
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Deadly Clashes After Islamist Hardliners Take Police Hostage In Pakistan
Police in Pakistan said a hardline Islamist group had taken six security personnel hostage at its headquarters in Lahore on Sunday after a week of violent clashes following the arrest of the group's leader
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Punjab Cops, Border Force Seize Arms, Ammunition Near Attari Border With Pakistan
The Punjab Police, in a joint operation with the BSF, on Sunday seized assault rifles and live cartridges near the Attari border which, officials said, were pushed into the Indian territory by Pak nationals associated with Sikh hardliners.
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Protests Over Acquittal Of Asia Bibi Stop In Pakistan, Situation Normal
Situation in Pakistan returned to normalcy on Saturday as the massive countrywide protests led by hundreds of radical Islamist hardliners against the acquittal of a Christian woman in a blasphemy case came to a halt following a deal with the government. Asia Bibi, a 47-year-old mother of four, was convicted in 2010 after being accused of insulting ...
