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8 killed, 40 injured in Sargodha suicide attack on air force bus

SARGODHA — A suicide bomber rammed his explosive laden motorbike into a bus carrying Pakistani air force officials Thursday, killing at least eight and wounding 40 others, the interior ministry said...

 

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US veterans of Iraq, Afghan wars risk suicides

WASHINGTON — Mary Gallagher did not get a knock at the door from a military chaplain with news of her Marine husband’s death in a faraway place. Instead, the Iraq ...

 

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3 killed as fighting resumes in Swat

SWAT—Firing in Swat has resumed again after the interval of two days while the gunship helicopters continued to hover around, however, no loss of life was reported. A private TV channel reported that extremists have occupied the civil hospital in Manglour while two rockets were fired on Police station.  Security forces used powerful weapons during retaliation and several rockets landed ...

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Foreign cases out of NRO purview, says Azeem
Staff Report

ISLAMABAD—Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting Tariq Azim on Wednesday said that the National Reconciliation Ordinance would not apply on the cases pending against Benazir Bhutto at courts in foreign countries and if charged the government would not protect her. The government would provide necessary evidence and witnesses if sought by any foreign court, he told a . ....

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‘Slim support for fighting militants’
Foreign Desk Report

WASHINGTON—Islamabad’s fight against Islamic militants has only weak support among Pakistanis, who also strongly oppose allowing outside forces to fight al Qaeda in Pakistan, according to a poll released on Wednesday. The WorldPublicOpinion.org poll conducted last month, before a suicide bombing in Karachi killed 139 people following former Prime Minster Benazir Bhutto’s return ....

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