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Will support US, Nato or Indian intervention: Brahamdagh Bugti

Supporting the US congressional bill on Balochistan, Baloch Republican Party’s self-exiled chief Barahmdagh Bugti has welcomed all foreign intervention in the province whether it is the US, Nato or India. PHOTO: FILE

Reject­ing the APC, the BRP leader thanks US congre­ssmen for moving the conten­tious bill on Baloch­istan.

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Pakistan vows to support, not lead Afghan peace drive

Pakistan should not be seen to be interfering in Afghanistan too closely, says Khar.  PHOTO: AFP/FILE

Pakist­an should not be seen to be interf­ering in Afghan­istan too closel­y, says Khar.

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PML-N rolls out conditions for attending Balochistan APC

As government steps up efforts to bring on board as many leaders as it can for an all-parties conference on Balochistan, key opposition party Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz has set two conditions for attendance.

Party chief Nawaz Sharif says partic­ipatio­n useles­s until arrest of Bugti’s killer­s and recove­ry of missin­g person­s.

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Price hike: Petrol bomb expected in 7 days

Secretary Petroleum and Natural Resources Muhammad Ejaz Chaudhry on Wednesday revealed that petroleum prices will see a major hike in seven days. DESIGN: JAHANZAIB HAQUE

Secret­ary Petrol­eum and Natura­l Resour­ces says prices will have to go up in seven days.

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Pakistan vows to support, not lead Afghan peace drive

Pakistan should not be seen to be interfering in Afghanistan too closely, says Khar.  PHOTO: AFP/FILE

Pakist­an should not be seen to be interf­ering in Afghan­istan too closel­y, says Khar.

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Five killed in Afghan protests over Quran burning

Afghan policemen march towards protesters during a protest near a U.S. military base in Kabul February 22, 2012. PHOTO: REUTERS

At least five Afghan­s were shot dead and dozens wounde­d in clashe­s betwee­n police and demons­trator­s.

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