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Pak Court Orders Removal Of Army General From Key Position In Rare Verdict
In a rare verdict, a Pakistani court on Friday ordered the removal of a serving general of the Pakistan Army from heading a key organisation.
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Election Will Serve As "Catalyst For Strengthening Democracy": Pak Army
Pakistan's powerful military on Thursday congratulated the nation on the "generally peaceful and violence-free" conduct of the general elections.
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Need To Be Careful Of New Pak General, Says Ex-Army Chief Bikram Singh
Former Army Chief Bikram Singh, under whom the new Pakistan Army Chief Lt Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa has served on a UN assignment, tonight said India should be "careful" and watchful with regard to his approach.
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Pak Uses Terrorist Outfits as Proxies, Says US Army General
In a tacit acknowledgement that Pakistan continues to rely on terrorist outfits as proxies to serve as an instrument of national security policy, a top American general today told lawmakers that the US and Pakistan have differences on the issue, but asserted that financial and military aid to Islamabad would continue.
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Pak Court Orders Removal Of Army General From Key Position In Rare Verdict
In a rare verdict, a Pakistani court on Friday ordered the removal of a serving general of the Pakistan Army from heading a key organisation.
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Election Will Serve As "Catalyst For Strengthening Democracy": Pak Army
Pakistan's powerful military on Thursday congratulated the nation on the "generally peaceful and violence-free" conduct of the general elections.
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Need To Be Careful Of New Pak General, Says Ex-Army Chief Bikram Singh
Former Army Chief Bikram Singh, under whom the new Pakistan Army Chief Lt Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa has served on a UN assignment, tonight said India should be "careful" and watchful with regard to his approach.
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Pak Uses Terrorist Outfits as Proxies, Says US Army General
In a tacit acknowledgement that Pakistan continues to rely on terrorist outfits as proxies to serve as an instrument of national security policy, a top American general today told lawmakers that the US and Pakistan have differences on the issue, but asserted that financial and military aid to Islamabad would continue.
