ISLAMABAD, Pakistan | Pakistan said Sunday it was suspending a military operations against insurgents in a tribal region during Ramadan but warned any provocations would bring immediate retaliation.
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An end to air assaults by the Pakistan military prompted concerns that whatever gains had been made against militants in the region would be squandered.
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Pakistan said it was suspending a military operation against insurgents in a tribal region for the Muslim holy month of Ramadan but warned any provocations in the area would bring immediate retaliation.
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(RTTNews) - Against the US dollar, the Pakistan Rupee declined to a 6-day low of 76.81 at about 11:50 pm ET Sunday. The dollar-rupee pair closed Friday’s North American session at 76.11.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan’s presidential election next week will be a three-way tussle between the country’s main parties after the Election Commission on Saturday issued a final list of candidates.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — The Pakistani government has called off a military assault on Islamic extremists based in its tribal border area with Afghanistan, an offensive which had appeared to bolster relations with Washington.
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Pakistan said Sunday it was suspending a military operation against insurgents in a tribal region for the Muslim holy month of Ramadan but warned any provocations in the area would bring immediate retaliation. A Taliban spokesman welcomed the decision to halt…
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Pakistan said Sunday it was suspending a military operation against insurgents in a tribal region for the Muslim holy month of Ramadan but warned any provocations in the area would bring immediate retaliation.
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Pakistan said it was suspending a military operation against insurgents in a tribal region for the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.
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KARACHI: The holy month of Ramazan is likely to begin on Tuesday amid spiraling food and electricity prices and security fears in Pakistan.The government’’s moon-sighting committee is scheduled to announce a consensus decision on Monday. As part of the government’’s arrangements for the holy month … thousands of policemen equipped with metal detectors will be deployed outside mosques in major cities and towns. In a bid to facilitate people across the country the government has also given Rs1.75 billion subsidy on essentials that will be sold through utility stores.
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