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Pak Army 'Rejects' Nawaz Sharif's Decision To Sack Aide Tariq Fatemi After News Leak
In an unusual move, Pakistan's army today "rejected" Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's decision to sack his trusted aide Tariq Fatemi for "leaking" information to the media, saying his action is "incomplete".
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Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif Sacks Trusted Aide Tariq Fatemi After News Leak Scandal
Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif today sacked his trusted aide Tariq Fatemi after an inquiry found him guilty of "leaking" information to media about a rift between Pakistan's civilian and military leaderships during a high-level security meet.
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Pakistan PM's Top Aide To Be Sacked Over Dawn Leaks Probe: Report
Tariq Fatemi, Pakistan Prime Minister's Special Assistant on Foreign Affairs, could be removed from his position after an inquiry found him guilty of "leaking" to a prominent newspaper vital information from a high-level National Security meet, a media report said today.
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For A Week In US, Pakistan PM's Top Aide Yet To Meet Trump Team
Pakistan prime minister's top foreign policy aide Tariq Fatemi, who has been in the US for a week for 'familiarisation meetings' with President-elect Donald Trump's transition team, is yet to meet anyone from the incoming administration, a media report said on Sunday.
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Pakistan Discusses Regional Peace and Stability With US
Top officials of US and Pakistan have stressed on achieving peace and stability in South-Asia and its economic development through enhanced cooperation.
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14-Member Pak Delegation Arrives Ahead of Narendra Modi's Swearing-In
A 14-member Pakistani delegation arrived in India on Sunday ahead of the swearing in of Narendra Modi as Prime Minister tomorrow which will be attended by Premier Nawaz Sharif and other leaders.
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Pakistan's Nawaz Sharif to take on foreign, defence portfolios himself, say sources
Pakistan Prime Minister-elect Nawaz Sharif will oversee the sensitive foreign and defence portfolios as he seeks to forge a working partnership with the all-powerful military in the early days of his tenure, sources close to him said on Tuesday.
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Pak Army 'Rejects' Nawaz Sharif's Decision To Sack Aide Tariq Fatemi After News Leak
In an unusual move, Pakistan's army today "rejected" Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's decision to sack his trusted aide Tariq Fatemi for "leaking" information to the media, saying his action is "incomplete".
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Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif Sacks Trusted Aide Tariq Fatemi After News Leak Scandal
Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif today sacked his trusted aide Tariq Fatemi after an inquiry found him guilty of "leaking" information to media about a rift between Pakistan's civilian and military leaderships during a high-level security meet.
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Pakistan PM's Top Aide To Be Sacked Over Dawn Leaks Probe: Report
Tariq Fatemi, Pakistan Prime Minister's Special Assistant on Foreign Affairs, could be removed from his position after an inquiry found him guilty of "leaking" to a prominent newspaper vital information from a high-level National Security meet, a media report said today.
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For A Week In US, Pakistan PM's Top Aide Yet To Meet Trump Team
Pakistan prime minister's top foreign policy aide Tariq Fatemi, who has been in the US for a week for 'familiarisation meetings' with President-elect Donald Trump's transition team, is yet to meet anyone from the incoming administration, a media report said on Sunday.
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Pakistan Discusses Regional Peace and Stability With US
Top officials of US and Pakistan have stressed on achieving peace and stability in South-Asia and its economic development through enhanced cooperation.
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14-Member Pak Delegation Arrives Ahead of Narendra Modi's Swearing-In
A 14-member Pakistani delegation arrived in India on Sunday ahead of the swearing in of Narendra Modi as Prime Minister tomorrow which will be attended by Premier Nawaz Sharif and other leaders.
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Pakistan's Nawaz Sharif to take on foreign, defence portfolios himself, say sources
Pakistan Prime Minister-elect Nawaz Sharif will oversee the sensitive foreign and defence portfolios as he seeks to forge a working partnership with the all-powerful military in the early days of his tenure, sources close to him said on Tuesday.
