Reko Diq saga: As time elapses, govt fails to nominate arbitrator
International court may now appoint arbitrator itself to represent Pakistan in the case.
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Balochistan unrest: Apex court issues ominous warning
CJ warns of state of emergency if PM doesn’t take steps to improve law and order in Balochistan.
Two bullet-riddled bodies found in Balochistan
One body found in Mastung district, another in Quetta.
Reko Diq saga: As time elapses, govt fails to nominate arbitrator
International court may now appoint arbitrator itself to represent Pakistan in the case.
Dispute: Two killed in armed clash in Quetta
Police says a petty dispute between two rival groups turned into a clash, killing two people, injuring another.
Courtroom drama: Apex court grilling triggers DAG’s dramatic exit
Malik Sikander tenders his resignation during a hearing for missing persons.
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Reko Diq saga: As time elapses, govt fails to nominate arbitrator
International court may now appoint arbitrator itself to represent Pakistan in the case.
Balochistan unrest: Apex court issues ominous warning
CJ warns of state of emergency if PM doesn’t take steps to improve law and order in Balochistan.
Two bullet-riddled bodies found in Balochistan
One body found in Mastung district, another in Quetta.
Courtroom drama: Apex court grilling triggers DAG’s dramatic exit
Malik Sikander tenders his resignation during a hearing for missing persons.
Dispute: Two killed in armed clash in Quetta
Police says a petty dispute between two rival groups turned into a clash, killing two people, injuring another.
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