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 Pakistan deadliest for journalists for 2nd year

Dec 21, 2011

Pakistan is the world's deadliest country to work in for journalists, a dismal distinction it has acquired for the second year in a row, the Committee to Protect Journalists stated in its annual report. Of the 43 journalists killed worldwide in direct relation to their work in 2011, seven died in Pakistan, the non-profit organisztion said on its website Tuesday. Eight journalists were assassinated in Pakistan in 2010, the organisztion reported. Umar Cheema, a senior Pakistani journalist who was abducted and beat

Pakistani attack claims 5 lives.

Feb 27, 2012

According to officials, an explosion that occurred outside a political rally in northwest Pakistan on Monday left 10 people injured and five dead. The Tehriky-e-Taliban, or Pakistani Taliban, claimed responsibility for the attack. Asim Mehsud, a Taliban spokesman for Pakistan's South Waziristan region, claimed, "We carried out the attack." "We'll also target upcoming Awami National Party rallies because it's a secular party. We will also target any more rallies staged by secular political parties in the future." The chief minister and provincial leaders from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, where the rally was held, attended the event, which was hosted by the Awami National Party. They left the vicinity shortly before the explosion, provincial spokesman Mian Iftikhar Hussain toldy.

India-Pakistan: Latest news on Kashmir crisis

Mar 01, 2019 to mar 28, 2023

Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman, the pilot released by Pakistan at the Wagah border on Friday, met with Indian Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman. Sitharaman met the pilot and his family earlier on Saturday at a military hospital in New Delhi, where he was receiving medical attention. In a tweet, India's Defence Ministry said Sitharaman conveyed "the sentiment of the Nation" to the pilot, adding she "appreciates his impeccable combat skills as well as calmness in adversity." India and Pakistan have agreed to resume the services of the Samjhauta Express — one of the two train services connecting the two countries — from Sunday, RK Rana, a spokesperson for the Indian Railways, told CNN. The service, which runs between





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