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Pakistan begins process to extradite Hussain Haqqani, former ambassador to US, on embezzlement charges
•The Interpol had refused to issue an arrest warrant against Hussain Haqqani, a prominent critic of Pakistan's military and political leadership, in January last year.
'Chaotic' Brexit would threaten European unity for a generation, says UK foreign secretary's office
•British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt will once again warn that a Brexit with no deal between London and the European Union could threaten the continent's unity for a generation, according to his office.
Pakistan files second written reply on Kulbhushan Jadhav case in International Court of Justice
•Pakistan on Tuesday filed its second written reply to India in the ICJ on the conviction of Indian national Kulbhushan Jadhav who was sentenced to death by a Pakistani military court on charges of espionage and terrorism.
Pakistan, Afghanistan to take action against fugitives, irreconcilable militants: Foreign Office
•Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to take action against fugitives and the irreconcilable militants under a bilateral agreement for regional peace and security, the Foreign Office said on Sunday.
Kabul hotel attack: Pakistan condemns terror attack, urges cooperation among countries to combat terrorism
•Pakistan strongly condemned a deadly terror attack at a luxury hotel in Kabul and called for cooperation among countries for effectively combating terrorism.
147 Indian fishermen released by Pakistan cross over via Wagah border, officials say
•A total of 147 Indian fishermen, released by Pakistan after spending eight months in captivity in Karachi, crossed over to India through the border, officials said.
Pakistan releases 147 Indian fishermen imprisoned in Karachi eight months ago, says report
•Pakistan freed 147 Indian fishermen who were imprisoned in Karachi eight months ago for allegedly fishing in its territorial waters, according to a media report.
'Marvellous madness' of diplomacy: Full spectrum of Pakistan media's view of Kulbhushan Jadhav reunion
Fp Staff •An oped in The News International says that for Pakistan Jadhav, "plainly remains a spy and terrorist who has been sentenced to death."
Pakistan summons India's acting deputy high commissioner over killing of its soldiers along LoC
•Pakistan on Tuesday summoned India's acting deputy high commissioner to protest "unprovoked" firing by the Indian Army that killed its three soldiers along the LoC
Pakistan to release 291 Indian fishermen in two phases as goodwill gesture, says interior ministry
Ians •Pakistan on Thursday said it will release 291 Indian fishermen, held for allegedly violating its territorial waters, as a goodwill gesture.