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January 27, 2002
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Ziqa’ad 12, 1422
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Welcome to DAWN, Pakistan's most widely circulated English language newspaper
Updated round-the-clock, with a major update before 10:00 PST (05:00 GMT)
Diplomacy on to ease tension: Operation from Pakistan to continue: US
 ISLAMABAD, Jan 26: Commander-in-Chief United States Central Command, General Tommy R. Franks on Saturday said that intense diplomatic efforts were going on to defuse the tension between India and Pakistan....
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Reforms not to affect constitution: ISPR: Pakistan’s deterrent in place
ISLAMABAD, Jan 26: The government will keep in mind the Supreme Court’s judgment of May 2000, while deciding on continuance of reforms in the situation following the election to be held...
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FBI to help set up anti-terrorism unit
RAWALPINDI, Jan 26: An anti-terrorist unit is being set up in the Federal Investigation Agency with the help of the United States’s Federal Bureau of Investigation, an official source told Dawn...
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IMF wants revenue improved
ISLAMABAD, Jan 26: The International Monetary Fund has called upon the government to improve revenue collection in order to avoid cutting development budget for meeting the fiscal deficit targets....
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Annan seeks Iran support for Afghan interim govt
 TEHRAN, Jan 26: UN Secretary General Kofi Annan looked on Saturday to secure support from Iran for the reconstruction of Afghanistan, but avoided direct comment on allegations Iran has been arming...
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New Delhi reiterates conditions for dialogue
NEW DELHI, Jan 26: A day after it test-fired a nuclear missile that could eventually be used to target Pakistan, New Delhi on Saturday revived its conditional offer to resume talks...
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Bid to tarnish Pakistan image has failed: FO
ISLAMABAD, Jan 26: President Gen Pervez Musharraf is expected to cover a whole range of subjects, including the military standoff with India and the Kashmir issue, during his talk | | |
