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February 3, 2002
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Ziqa’ad 19, 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)
Active UN role on Kashmir sought: Pakistan condemns Indian missile tests
MUNICH, Feb 2: Foreign Minister Abdul Sattar called on Saturday for an upgraded United Nations role in Kashmir dispute and a bilateral anti-terrorist agreement with India....
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None can undo reforms, Musharraf assures IMF
ISLAMABAD, Feb 2: President Gen Pervez Musharraf assured the senior officials of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) here on Saturday that various political and economic reforms currently being implemented by his...
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No firm clue yet in Pearl’s case
ISLAMABAD, Feb 2: The abductors of US journalist Daniel Pearl made a telephone contact with the US Consulate in Karachi, however, the law enforcement agencies have so far been unable to...
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PFLP withdraws from PLO
RAMALLAH, Feb 2: The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) is withdrawing from the executive committee of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) until its leader, Ahmed Saadat, is released...
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No Chinese help in missile programme: Foreign Office briefing
ISLAMABAD, Feb 2: Pakistan asserted on Saturday that its ballistic missile programme was entirely indigenous and said there was no truth in the US CIA report to the Congress, alleging continued...
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Newspaper believes reporter still alive
WASHINGTON, Feb 2: Anxiety about the fate of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl remains high here, despite the fact that e-messages received through e-mail on Friday were believed to have...
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Khalid Akhtar, eminent writer, is dead
 KARACHI, Feb 2: Eminent writer and humorist par excellence Mohammad Khalid Akhtar, who died here on Saturday at 11am, was an engineer by profession. He retired in 1980 as a director,...
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