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Cockpit Voice Recorder Recovered From Debris Of Crashed Pak Plane
Search teams on Thursday recovered the cockpit voice recorder from the wreckage of a Pakistani airliner that crashed into a city neighbourhood last week killing 97 people on board, a spokesman for the airline said.
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Fearing Debt Trap, Pak Rethinks Chinese 'Silk Road' Projects
After lengthy delays, an $8.2 billion revamp of a colonial-era rail line snaking from the Arabian Sea has become a test of Pakistan's ability to rethink signature Chinese "Silk Road" projects due to debt concerns. The rail megaproject linking the coastal metropolis of Karachi to the northwestern city of Peshawar is China's biggest Belt and Road Ini...
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"Pak Should Solve Own Issues Before Pointing At Kashmir": Advocacy Group
The Voice of Karachi hit out at Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan while terming Islamabad government as "military stooge".
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Stop Human Rights Violations, Treat Minorities Equally, Pakistan Told
Several US lawmakers have urged the new government of Pakistan, led by prime minister Imran Khan, to stop human rights violations, and treat its ethnic and religious minorities with equality and dignity.
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Pakistan Officials Question Islamic State Funding Claims of Group That Claimed Karachi Bus Attack
The militant group that said it was behind Wednesday's massacre of 45 commuters in Karachi is a dangerous outfit with ties to Pakistan's Taliban, but intelligence sources voiced doubts about claims it had received financial support from Islamic State.
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Pakistan bans SMS packs to safeguard 'moral values'
Pakistan has asked all telecom companies in the country to discontinue voice and text chat packages after they came under fire for allegedly being against moral values of society.
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Cockpit Voice Recorder Recovered From Debris Of Crashed Pak Plane
Search teams on Thursday recovered the cockpit voice recorder from the wreckage of a Pakistani airliner that crashed into a city neighbourhood last week killing 97 people on board, a spokesman for the airline said.
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Fearing Debt Trap, Pak Rethinks Chinese 'Silk Road' Projects
After lengthy delays, an $8.2 billion revamp of a colonial-era rail line snaking from the Arabian Sea has become a test of Pakistan's ability to rethink signature Chinese "Silk Road" projects due to debt concerns. The rail megaproject linking the coastal metropolis of Karachi to the northwestern city of Peshawar is China's biggest Belt and Road Ini...
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"Pak Should Solve Own Issues Before Pointing At Kashmir": Advocacy Group
The Voice of Karachi hit out at Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan while terming Islamabad government as "military stooge".
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Stop Human Rights Violations, Treat Minorities Equally, Pakistan Told
Several US lawmakers have urged the new government of Pakistan, led by prime minister Imran Khan, to stop human rights violations, and treat its ethnic and religious minorities with equality and dignity.
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Pakistan Officials Question Islamic State Funding Claims of Group That Claimed Karachi Bus Attack
The militant group that said it was behind Wednesday's massacre of 45 commuters in Karachi is a dangerous outfit with ties to Pakistan's Taliban, but intelligence sources voiced doubts about claims it had received financial support from Islamic State.
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Pakistan bans SMS packs to safeguard 'moral values'
Pakistan has asked all telecom companies in the country to discontinue voice and text chat packages after they came under fire for allegedly being against moral values of society.
