Pakistan China Hold Joint Drill Amid Anti Terror Concerns
Pakistan and China stage a joint drill in Punjab to show anti-terror cooperation. Generals from both nations watch as choppers strafe mock bases and a commando team storms camps amid concerns over Chinese militants in Xinjiang and Beijing’s growing role in Pakistan’s economy defense and diplomacy.
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Pakistan
China
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Beijing
Islamabad
India
Washington
America
U.S
al- Qaida
Osama bin Laden
bin Laden
Punjab
Ashfaq Pervez Kavani
Hou Shusen
Xinjiang
Waziristan
Clashes Kill Two Soldiers as Yemen Power Struggle Brews
Fighting in Sanaa between Central Security Forces led by Col Yehia Saleh and First Armored Division under Gen Ali Mohsen al Ahmar left two soldiers dead as Yemen grapples with a Saudi backed transition. Amnesty and Human Rights Watch condemned the immunity clause amid widespread protests calling for Saleh’s trial.
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Ali Abdullah Saleh
Sales Nephew
Yehia Saleh
Ali Mohsen Alhmar
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U.S
Riyadh
Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi
Hadi
Morocco votes in parliamentary elections amid voter turnout concerns
Morocco held elections with 31 parties contesting 395 seats as voters faced boycott calls from democracy activists. A moderate Islamist party and a pro palace coalition vie for top position while the king retains ultimate control amid constitutional changes expanding the prime minister's powers.
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Morocco
U.S
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Mohammed — Ennabli
Abdallah Cherachaoui
Akkari
Sale
Brahim Errami
North
Africa
Tunisia
Libya
Egypt