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LoC violation: Pak army denies attack, calls it 'Indian propaganda'

Jan 09, 2013

The Pakistani military rejected the Indian Army's contention that Pakistani troops had killed two Indian soldiers after crossing the Line of Control, saying the accusation was aimed at diverting attention from another incident over the weekend. #NewsTracker #Pakistani army #India Pakistan relations #LoC Ceasefire violation
Given up for dead, Surjeet Singh gets another life

Jun 27, 2012

The former BSF official has been in Pakistani jails since 1971, has spent time on death row and despite his life sentence ending in 2010 he's continues to be in jail. #Pakistan #ConnectTheDots #Pakistani army #Sarabjit Singh #Surjit #1971
Zardari back from Dubai, 'not worried' over crisis in Pak

Jan 13, 2012

A spokesman for Pakistan's president said the leader has returned from Dubai and is not worried about a political crisis gripping the country. #Asif Ali Zardari #Pakistan Peoples Party #Pakistani army #Pakistani politicians #Bhutto family

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Why Pakistan's army is more popular than its politicians

Jan 01, 1970

Contrary to Indian perceptions, the army is the only truly loved institution in Pakistan. Despite its crimes, it trumps the politicians hands down. #Pervez Musharraf #To The Contrary #The Neighbourhood #Pakistani army #Pew Poll

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Three Reasons Not to Talk to the Pakistani Taliban

2013-05-23 09:25:00

In recent days, the PML-N and PTI have announced their readiness to talk to the TTP. What bothers me (as an outsider, admittedly) is the fact that talking to the Pakistani Taliban simply doesn’t make sense, and for three simple reasons. First, the TTP ha #Pakistani Taliban #Peshawar
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Pakistani Army versus Indian Army

2013-05-13 10:15:00

Pakistan had been generally under a military dictatorship, which is not a new thing for it. It has mostly remained under military dictatorships since its inception. Even now, when a civilian government has for the first time in the history of the country #Pakistan #Taliban #Imran Khan
China Daily
China to support Pakistan's stability and growth

2013-05-23 11:09:00

ISLAMABAD - The Chinese government will unswervingly stick to its friendly policy toward Pakistan and support the South Asian nation in realizing stability and better development, visiting Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said here Thursday. Li was speaking du #Pakistan #China #Joint Chiefs of Staff

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