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India, Pakistan Must Engage In Talks With Open Heart: Tahir ul-Qadri
Time has come for India and Pakistan to engage in talks with an open heart leaving behind nearly 70 years of hostility to resolve all outstanding issues as well as to rid the region of terrorism, a prominent Pakistani Islamic cleric said today.
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Pakistan Minister Resigns After Blaming ISI for Coup Plot in Interview
A Pakistani minister has resigned after alleging the former head of military intelligence encouraged violent street demonstrations last year to try to unseat the government, the information minister said on Saturday.
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Pakistani Cleric Launches Anti-Islamic State Curriculum in Britain
A prominent Pakistani Islamic cleric launched a 'counter-terrorism' curriculum in London today, to rebut the message of militant groups such as Islamic State (ISIS) and stop young people becoming radicalized and heading to Syria.
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Seven Killed, 40 Wounded in Pakistan Stampede
At least seven people were killed and 40 others wounded in a stampede following a political rally by opposition politician Imran Khan in central Pakistan on Friday, officials said.
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Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif Threatens to Clear Protesters Camped in Capital
Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, weakened by weeks of demonstrations calling for him to resign, threatened on Wednesday to clear a protest camp established more than a month ago outside government offices in Islamabad.
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Tense Stand-Off in Pakistani Capital as Political Crisis Drags on
A court in Pakistan ordered on Saturday that 100 opposition activists be sent to jail for holding illegal protests and other violations, prompting a tense confrontation between demonstrators and police in the centre of the capital.
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Exhausted and Frustrated, Pakistani Protesters Want to Go Home
Arshad Shah, a Pakistani protester, feels trapped: worn out after weeks of street demonstrations against the government, he wants to go home but protest organisers will not let him.
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Pakistan Government Agrees to Most of Imran Khan's Demands to Resolve Crisis
Signs of a possible solution to the political crisis engulfing Pakistan emerged today with the embattled government saying it has reached an agreement with Imran Khan's party on most of their demands, except that of Premier Nawaz Sharif's ouster which it said is non-negotiable.
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Pakistan Protests Ease as Rival Leaders Seek Negotiated Settlement
Rival Pakistani politicians on Wednesday explored the possibility of a negotiated solution to weeks of protests aimed at the removal of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif that eased after turning violent at the weekend.
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Pakistan PM Chairs Joint Parliament Session as Crisis Deepens
Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif chaired a joint session of parliament on Tuesday as a deepening crisis over mass protests demanding his resignation prompted fears of an army intervention.
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Pakistan's Premier Challenged by Raging Protests
Ahead of a joint session of parliament, Pakistan's prime minister and army chief held marathon meetings on Monday over violent anti-government protests that could force the premier of this nuclear-armed country to resign.
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At Least 230 Wounded as Police Clash with Protesters in Islamabad
At least 230 people were wounded in clashes between police and protesters in Pakistan's capital Islamabad, hospital officials said Sunday, as a fortnight-long political impasse took a violent turn.
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Police Clash with Protesters Trying to Storm Pakistan PM's House
Police in Pakistan's capital Islamabad fired tear gas and rubber bullets on anti-government protesters attempting to storm Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's official residence late Saturday, injuring six people, according to officials.
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Pakistan Protest Leaders Say to Negotiate with Army to End Crisis
Pakistani opposition leaders Imran Khan and Tahir ul-Qadri, who have tried to force the prime minister to quit after a wave of protests, agreed on Thursday to negotiate with the country's powerful army to find a way out of the crisis within 24 hours.
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How Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif Stumbled Into Protests Crisis
Critics say that his slow pace of reforms, apparent detachment and poor relations with the military emboldened his challengers and encouraged the anti-government protests.
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India, Pakistan Must Engage In Talks With Open Heart: Tahir ul-Qadri
Time has come for India and Pakistan to engage in talks with an open heart leaving behind nearly 70 years of hostility to resolve all outstanding issues as well as to rid the region of terrorism, a prominent Pakistani Islamic cleric said today.
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Pakistan Minister Resigns After Blaming ISI for Coup Plot in Interview
A Pakistani minister has resigned after alleging the former head of military intelligence encouraged violent street demonstrations last year to try to unseat the government, the information minister said on Saturday.
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Pakistani Cleric Launches Anti-Islamic State Curriculum in Britain
A prominent Pakistani Islamic cleric launched a 'counter-terrorism' curriculum in London today, to rebut the message of militant groups such as Islamic State (ISIS) and stop young people becoming radicalized and heading to Syria.
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Seven Killed, 40 Wounded in Pakistan Stampede
At least seven people were killed and 40 others wounded in a stampede following a political rally by opposition politician Imran Khan in central Pakistan on Friday, officials said.
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Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif Threatens to Clear Protesters Camped in Capital
Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, weakened by weeks of demonstrations calling for him to resign, threatened on Wednesday to clear a protest camp established more than a month ago outside government offices in Islamabad.
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Tense Stand-Off in Pakistani Capital as Political Crisis Drags on
A court in Pakistan ordered on Saturday that 100 opposition activists be sent to jail for holding illegal protests and other violations, prompting a tense confrontation between demonstrators and police in the centre of the capital.
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Exhausted and Frustrated, Pakistani Protesters Want to Go Home
Arshad Shah, a Pakistani protester, feels trapped: worn out after weeks of street demonstrations against the government, he wants to go home but protest organisers will not let him.
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Pakistan Government Agrees to Most of Imran Khan's Demands to Resolve Crisis
Signs of a possible solution to the political crisis engulfing Pakistan emerged today with the embattled government saying it has reached an agreement with Imran Khan's party on most of their demands, except that of Premier Nawaz Sharif's ouster which it said is non-negotiable.
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Pakistan Protests Ease as Rival Leaders Seek Negotiated Settlement
Rival Pakistani politicians on Wednesday explored the possibility of a negotiated solution to weeks of protests aimed at the removal of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif that eased after turning violent at the weekend.
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Pakistan PM Chairs Joint Parliament Session as Crisis Deepens
Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif chaired a joint session of parliament on Tuesday as a deepening crisis over mass protests demanding his resignation prompted fears of an army intervention.
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Pakistan's Premier Challenged by Raging Protests
Ahead of a joint session of parliament, Pakistan's prime minister and army chief held marathon meetings on Monday over violent anti-government protests that could force the premier of this nuclear-armed country to resign.
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At Least 230 Wounded as Police Clash with Protesters in Islamabad
At least 230 people were wounded in clashes between police and protesters in Pakistan's capital Islamabad, hospital officials said Sunday, as a fortnight-long political impasse took a violent turn.
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Police Clash with Protesters Trying to Storm Pakistan PM's House
Police in Pakistan's capital Islamabad fired tear gas and rubber bullets on anti-government protesters attempting to storm Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's official residence late Saturday, injuring six people, according to officials.
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Pakistan Protest Leaders Say to Negotiate with Army to End Crisis
Pakistani opposition leaders Imran Khan and Tahir ul-Qadri, who have tried to force the prime minister to quit after a wave of protests, agreed on Thursday to negotiate with the country's powerful army to find a way out of the crisis within 24 hours.
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How Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif Stumbled Into Protests Crisis
Critics say that his slow pace of reforms, apparent detachment and poor relations with the military emboldened his challengers and encouraged the anti-government protests.
