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US Embassy's vehicle once again involved in Pakistan road accident
Islamabad, Jan 26, IRNA -- A United States Embassy vehicle once again got involved in a traffic accident in Pakistan and hit a car in Islamabad on Sunday killing a woman and injuring five others, local media reported.
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Pakistan moving closer to come out of FATF grey list
Islamabad, Jan 25, IRNA -- Pakistan in a recent meeting with Asia-Pacific Joint Group of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has apprised the global body of full-filing its most of the demands hoping to come out of grey list next month.
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Coronavirus puts Pakistan on high alert, first case reported
Islamabad, Jan 25, IRNA -- The first case of coronavirus has been diagnosed in Pakistan as the country is on a high alert after the deadly virus outbreak in neighboring China.
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Pakistani FM welcomes Tehran, Riyadh’s readiness for talks
Islamabad, Jan 24, IRNA -- Foreign Minister of Pakistan Shah Mahmood Qureshi has welcomed the recent statements issued by the Islamic Republic of Iran and Saudi Arabia expressing their readiness for talks to resolve disputes.
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Pakistan remains committed to boost energy cooperation with Iran
Islamabad, Jan 23, IRNA -- Pakistan’s Special Assistant to Prime Minister on Petroleum Nadeem Babar said on Thursday that his country is committed to enhance cooperation with the Islamic Republic of Iran in energy sector.
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Pakistan test-fires short range ballistic missile
Islamabad, Jan 23, IRNA -- Pakistan on Thursday conducted a successful training launch of surface-to-surface ballistic missile, according to Pakistan's military statement.
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Iran, Pakistan agree to cooperate on Human Rights at world forums
Islamabad, Jan 23, IRNA -- Iran and Pakistan have agreed to enhance cooperation on human rights at all international forums while emphasizing the need for exchange of experiences among all Muslim states on human rights.
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Pakistani PM tells Trump, war with Iran disastrous
Islamabad, Jan 22, IRNA -- Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan addressing a special session of World Economic Forum in Davos on Wednesday said that during a meeting with US President Donald Trump he warned that war with Iran would be disastrous.
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Pakistan resolves border issues with Iran: PM Imran
Islamabad, Jan 22, IRNA -- Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan said on Wednesday that his country has taken successful steps to resolve border issues with the Islamic Republic of Iran.
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Pakistani FM briefs UK counterpart on evolving regional security situation
Islamabad, Jan 22, IRNA -- Foreign Minister of Pakistan Shah Mahmood Qureshi on Wednesday briefed the British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab about evolving security situation of the region and shared Pakistan’s concerns with regards to the latest developments in the Persian Gulf.
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Pakistani PM highlights escalation in region in Davos
Islamabad, Jan 22, IRNA -- Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan during a dialogue at World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, on Wednesday highlighted Pakistan’s efforts to de-escalate tensions in the region which according to him had helped to avoid possible conflict among some regional states.
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Pakistan’s export sector faces challenges
Islamabad, Jan 21, IRNA -- Pakistan's exports are facing challenges despite the fact that the country has been able to restrict its imports.
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Ain al-Assad missile attack proves Iran's defense might: Pak analyst
Islamabad, Jan 20, IRNA -- A senior Pakistani defense analyst says precise strike on the US targets at Iraq's Ain al-Assad base shows the Islamic Republic of Iran’s high-tech capability to hit anywhere in the region and beyond.
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Anti-US rally held in Pakistani capital to slam Gen Soleimani assassination
Islamabad, Jan 19, IRNA -- Thousands of Pakistani Muslims and supporters of resistance movement on Sunday held an anti-US demonstration in Islamabad to strongly condemn the assassination of Iran's IRGC Quds force commander Lieutenant General Qasem Soleimani and his companions in a US-targeted airstrike.
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Iran won't talk beyond JCPOA: Pak FM
Islamabad, Jan 19, IRNA -- Foreign Minister of Pakistan Shah Mehmood Qureshi says the Islamic Republic of Iran would not discuss or accept anything beyond the framework of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).
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Iran does not seek escalation: Pak FM
Islamabad, Jan 18, IRNA -- Pakistani Foreign Minister said at the end of his visit to Washington on Saturday that Pakistan does not claim to be a mediator but Pakistani Government calls for de-escalation between Tehran and Washington.
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Pakistan desires to de-escalate tensions in region
Islamabad, Jan 17, IRNA -- Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi who is currently on a visit to US has told the American leadership that Pakistan wants to play a role to de-escalate Iran-US tension.
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Pakistan PM warns escalation with Iran disastrous
Islamabad, Jan 16, IRNA -- Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan expressing deep concerns over the evolving situation in the Persian Gulf region says escalation with the Islamic Republic of Iran would be catastrophic.
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Pakistan reaffirms commitment towards peace in region
Islamabad, Jan 16, IRNA -- Pakistan says being an important regional state it will continue to play a role to defuse tensions and bring about peace in the region.
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Pakistani FM begins diplomatic offensive at UN to ease regional tensions
Islamabad, Jan 16, IRNA -- Foreign Minister of Pakistan Shah Mahmood Qureshi kicked off his diplomatic offensive to de-escalate tensions in the Persian Gulf by holding important meetings with the United Nations leadership in New York to discuss the issue.
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Flash floods once again suspend Pak-Iran freight train
Islamabad, Jan 15, IRNA -- Torrential rains and flash floods have once again damaged railway track in south western Balochistan province causing suspension of Iran-Pakistan freight train service.
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Pakistani FM kicks off UN, US visit for regional peace
Islamabad, Jan 15, IRNA -- Foreign Minister of Pakistan Shah Mahmood Qureshi who recently visited Iran and Saudi Arabia on special direction of Prime Minister Imran Khan to de-escalate tensions in the region has left for the UN and US in his second leg of peace initiative.
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Pakistani delegation to visit Iran to condole Gen Soleimani assassination
Islamabad, Jan 14, IRNA -- An eight-member delegation of Pakistan’s Milli Yekjehti Council comprising of Shia and Sunni leaders left for Iran on Tuesday to condole over the martyrdom of IRGC Quds force commander Lieutenant General Qasem Soleimani.
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Pakistani religious body demand US leave region
Islamabad, Jan 14, IRNA -- Pakistan’s National Alliance for Religious Harmony strongly condemning assassination of IRGC Quds force commander Lieutenant General Qasem Soleimani and demanded that the US leave the region.
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Dozens die in Pakistan due to cold weather, heavy snowfall
Islamabad, Jan 14, IRNA -- At least 46 people have died in Pakistan due to cold weather and heavy snowfall restricting activities and ordinary life in the country.
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Pakistan seeks de-escalation in region: Expert
Islamabad, Jan 13, IRNA -- Pakistan Foreign policy experts terming diplomatic initiative by Prime Minister Imran Khan on recent developments as a positive development said on Monday that it is part of Pakistan’s efforts to seek de-escalation in region.
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Iran, Pakistan discuss de-escalation of regional tensions
Tehran, Jan 13, IRNA – Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif and his visiting Pakistani counterpart Shah Mahmood Qureshi reviewed bilateral ties as well as the ways of de-escalating tensions in the Persian Gulf region.
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Iran welcomes Pakistan's efforts to promote peace, stability in region
Tehran, Jan 13, IRNA – President Hassan Rouhani said late on Sunday that since Iran believes dispute among Muslim states will not benefit anyone, Tehran welcomes Islamabad's efforts to boost peace and stability in the region.
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Iran demands US forces to leave region
Islamabad, Jan 12, IRNA -- Consul general of Iran in Pakistan’s Karachi has asked US to leave the region and urged the countries in the region to create their own security.
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Pakistani Foreign Minister to arrive in Tehran on Sunday
Islamabad, Jan 11, IRNA -- On the direction of Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi will be embarking on visit to Iran on Sunday.