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Scottish Man Wins 'Mountaineering Oscar' After Near-Death Experience On Pakistan Mountain
The award is given to climbers who pursue uncharted territories with a deep-rooted respect for the mountains.
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Pak's Islamabad Airport To Be 'Outsourced' For 15 Years: Report
The Islamabad airport would be outsourced for 15 years to improve its 'operational activities', Pakistan Minister for Aviation, Khawaja Saad Rafique said in the National Assembly, Geo News reported on Friday.
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Pakistan says US not listening, drone strikes must stop
Pakistan has spelt out in no uncertain terms that U.S. drone aircraft strikes against militants inside its territory must stop, but Washington is not listening, the country's foreign minister said. "On drones, the language is clear: a clear cessation of drone strikes," Hina Rabbani Khar said.
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Scottish Man Wins 'Mountaineering Oscar' After Near-Death Experience On Pakistan Mountain
The award is given to climbers who pursue uncharted territories with a deep-rooted respect for the mountains.
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Pak's Islamabad Airport To Be 'Outsourced' For 15 Years: Report
The Islamabad airport would be outsourced for 15 years to improve its 'operational activities', Pakistan Minister for Aviation, Khawaja Saad Rafique said in the National Assembly, Geo News reported on Friday.
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Pakistan says US not listening, drone strikes must stop
Pakistan has spelt out in no uncertain terms that U.S. drone aircraft strikes against militants inside its territory must stop, but Washington is not listening, the country's foreign minister said. "On drones, the language is clear: a clear cessation of drone strikes," Hina Rabbani Khar said.
