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- At least 17 killed as oil tanker collides with passenger coach near Kohat tunnel
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- Country can excel at nuclear power generation: PM Shehbaz
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- Pakistan expects 'sincere cooperation' from Afghan interim govt to address terrorism: FO
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- Murad Saeed announces protest against rising terrorism in KP
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- Highly critical: SBP-held foreign exchange reserves plunge $592mn, now stand at mere $3.09bn
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- KSE-100 rises 0.28% in volatile session
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- Fawad warns Punjab, KP governors of Article six trial if elections delayed
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- Sales of petroleum products plummet 20% year-on-year
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- Foreign funding case: IHC rejects PTI’s petition against ECP ruling
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- Govt committed to eliminate Riba-based financial system, says Dar
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- Closing in on terror network behind Peshawar mosque suicide blast: KP police chief
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- Anchorperson Imran Riaz detained in Lahore, says lawyer
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- Pakistan’s textile exports significantly decline in January: APTMA
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- New historic low: rupee settles at 271.36 against US dollar
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- 1,100MW K-3 inaugurated, China praised
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- KSA links oil refinery’s setup with political consensus
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- IK writes letter to President: Agencies accused of meddling in political affairs
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- Smuggling not the main reason behind USD shortage: FBR
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- Jul-Jan trade deficit shrinks 31.97pc to $19.632bn YoY
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- Rules notified: FBR, banks can share info about civil servants’ assets
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