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Targeting terror financing
Six main aspects of terror financing must be considered while investigating cases related to terror incidents
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Asad Umar reiterates commitment to curb money laundering, terror financing
APG representatives meet with finance minister
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APG urges intensified action to curb terror financing
Technical experts start assessing steps taken by Pakistan
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APGML delegation arrives in Pakistan
Delegation will review measures taken to check money laundering and terror financing
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Iran parliament passes counter-terror finance bill
Iran is currently alone with North Korea on the blacklist of the FATF
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Better late than never
Threat of blacklisting by FATF has produced results
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PHC grants bail to 45 suspects in illegal transfer of money case
Directs Peshawar deputy commissioner to present complete record of case at next hearing
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K-P moves to curb terror financing
In June 2018, FATF found "strategic deficiencies" in Pakistan's ability to prevent terror financing, money...
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APG highlights financial system’s vulnerability
Warns militant groups can criminally abuse financial system
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Finance minister to defend Pakistan as FATF weighs placement on blacklist
Decision to be taken after six-day meeting
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Pakistan reviews draft action plan against terror financing
Plan to be reviewed by FATF in its plenary meeting from June 24 to June 29
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10 JuD offices in Peshawar sealed
Police say action against Hafiz Saeed’s organisation taken on federal govt’s instructions
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US offers Pakistan new partnership but with caveat
Islamabad described the move as politically motivated, with the aim to undermine its economic progress
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Analysis: Placed on a watch list, Pakistan set for further economic dent
Experts suggest country needs urgent work on foreign policy
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Sources claim Pakistan back on FATF watch-list, govt says no ‘official intimation’ yet
FO spokesperson says Pakistan's 'nomination' clear violation of FATF rules/laws
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Seized, but not ceased: Banned charities pose challenge for Pakistan
Islamabad hopes by seizing control of JuD and FIF charities, it can stave off being put on global watchlist
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Terror financing: US, UK move ‘aims at hampering economic progress’
Foreign Office terms efforts to place Pakistan in FATF grey list politically motivated
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Limited gains
The provinces have a due role to play and not a minute should be wasted
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Pakistan working to stay off list of 'terror-friendly nations'
Pakistan has frozen the accounts of 5,000 suspected militants before Financial Action Task Force's meeting this month
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Sukkur police arrest two men collecting charity for banned outfits
Twenty-three Afghan officials also arrested from different city areas
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SBP rules to throttle terror financing
The State Bank of Pakistan introduced new stringent rules against money laundering and terror-financing
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SBP introduces new rules to curb terror financing and money laundering
New guidelines based on central bank’s earlier guidelines that it issued on February 24, 2015
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Ending money laundering and terrorist financing in Pakistan
What do criminals do with their money?
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EU to tighten screws on terror financing
Officials put forward greater powers to crack down on money laundering and stop the flow of terror funds
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The challenge of terror financing
Terrorism has become one of the largest clandestine businesses in Pakistan
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Activating NACTA
Nacta was originally set up in 2009, but remained largely inert
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Terror financing: govt mulls options
Fresh recommendations made for choking terrorism financing and making Nacta more effective, says SBP Governor Wathra
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NAP implementation: 57 people arrested so far on charges of terror financing
All cases filed in Punjab, none in other provinces, FATA or AJK
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The ready source of terror financing
The expanding sea of the black economy continues to offer the ‘misled’ a ready source of terror-financing
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Crime Scene: Two ‘TTP financiers’ apprehended
he suspects were running an illegal international gateway exchange in different parts of the city, said the officials
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Counter-terror response: a mixed bag
Illegally constructed mosques continue to operate, with Imams saying what they want
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More talk, less efficiency
Even though rampant militant activity is a glaring problem, its persistence is a result of the government’s inaction