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This is what Pakistan indeed needs to be done ever before.

The hideout of millitants were and are required to oblish without considering pressure inside or outside.

The game of no more should be done in full sprit and compromise and bargaining may be entertained.

Moreover, the Pakistan Air Force have a great change to show its real credentials beyond to uperhensions regarding saftey of its stretagic assets.

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After more than 23 FC personnel killing, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has met with the coordinator of government's peace committe and asked to get the explanation for the incedent taken place on 17 Feb 14'.

Before taking explanation, it is impartive to layoff diplomatice envlave that is giving fuel to the prevailing peace talks along with Balochistan seperation.

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A limited over immigration match has been begun. Almost 12 years after opening borders to EU expatriates, Swiss citizens recoiled, backing an initiative to impose limits on immigration. The measure, which doesn’t specify how high those quotas should be, passed by fewer than 20,000 ballots in a national vote yesterday. The government has three years to impose new rules, which will primarily affect workers from the EU, many of them highly qualified.