Pakistan
UN: 3,438 Afghans killed in one year
More than 3,400 Afghan civilians were killed in violence last year, the United Nations said on Feb. 15, with militant bombings the main cause while air strikes by U.S. and government forces inflicted a rising toll.
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Racially motivated assaults down, Pakistani ambassador says
Pakistani nationals living in Greece have seen a decline in racially motivated assaults recently, following a spike in such incidents, Pakistan's ambassador in Athens, Khalid Usman Qaiser, told on an event hosted by the embassy on Monday to mark "Kashmir Solidarity Day."
Pakistani Taliban claim attack that killed 11 soldiers
The Pakistani Taliban responsibility claimed on Feb. 4 for a suicide attack the day before that killed 11 soldiers and wounded 13 in the Swat Valley.
2 Killed When Explosion Destroys Buildings in Belgium
Two people were killed and 14 injured when an explosion in the Belgian city of Antwerp destroyed three buildings, quoted by Reuters.
Police said two bodies were found under the debris on Tuesday following the blast on Monday evening. Five people were seriously injured and another was in a critical condition after the explosion in a part of the city where many students live.
Pakistan Suspends Military, Intelligence Cooperation With US
Pakistan has suspended military and intelligence cooperation with the United States amid the diplomatic tensions between Islamabad and Washington, Pakistani Defense Minister Khurram Dastgir Khan said.
At Least 11 have Died in an Avalanche in India
At least 11 people have died in the fall of an avalanche in the Indian part of Kashmir, the Bulgarian National Radio has quoted DPA. The Agency refers to local authorities. Two cars were overwhelmed by the avalanche. Police, army, and rescue teams pulled out the bodies of 11 people. Two survivors were taken to the hospital. Among the dead there are five women and a two-year-old child.
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Turkish agency builds over 600 water wells in Pakistan
A Turkish aid agency has built more than 600 water wells across Pakistan as part of a water-purification project.
US Decides to Suspend Military Aid to Pakistan
The US authorities have decided to withhold $255 million in military aid to Pakistan after US President Donald Trump's critical remarks about the south Asian country, local media reported.
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Nuke War Is A Possibility, Warns Pakistan
Pakistan believes that the tension between Islamabad and New Delhi can trigger a nuclear war in South Asia.
Pakistan's National Security Adviser (NSA) Lieutenant General (Retired) Nasser Khan Janjua has opined that the regional security stands on an extremely fine balance. As a result, no one can deny the possibility of nuclear war, he mentioned earlier this week.
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Turkish film on Syrians wins awards
“Purple Horizons,” a Turkish-made film telling the struggle of a Syrian girl fleeing civil war in her country, has returned home with awards from Pakistan and Italy.
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