Govt forms high-powered body to break deadlock over Iran-Pak
ISLAMABAD: With millions of dollars in potential penalties looming, the government has constituted a high-powered committee to find a “mutually acceptable” way
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- ISLAMABAD: With millions of dollars in potential penalties looming, the government has constituted a high-powered committee to find a “mutually accept
ISLAMABAD: With millions of dollars in potential penalties looming, the government has constituted a high-powered committee to find a “mutually acceptable” way out of the decades-old impasse over the Pakistan-Iran gas pipeline, as it weighs the cost of penalties against the country’s growing energy needs....
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ISLAMABAD: With millions of dollars in potential penalties looming, the government has constituted a high-powered committee to find a “mutually acceptable” way out of the decades-old impasse over the
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