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Mohmand blast death toll rises to 106 PESHAWAR: The death toll of Friday’s deadly suicide bomb blasts at the political offices in Mohmand Agency’s Yakka Ghund tehsil has climbed to 106, as many more of the wounded succumbed to injuries in hospitals, while 18 people are still missing, the...

I still wouldnt go with the land route even if pakistan agrees to what u said.. it wouldnt be a safe bet during conflict times..and all the beneficiaries of that gas would suffer if pak shuts off the supply..and nobody would want to be on the mercy of their adversary for things as vital as fuel...

the problem is ..its the other way around...and oh not to forget the "non-state actors of pakistan" factor.. we are talking about GAS here for heavens sake not oil.....and it's a pipeline not a well.. hope u understand the difference between these two

:rofl::rofl::rofl: Submarines?? do you know whats the operational depths of submarines?

This project is just in the feasibility evaluation stage and in order to begin the construction it might take > 3 years if everything goes well ...and who knows by that time what will be the world's affairs then..specially Iran-US relations.. But your IP pipeline is ready to roll...

@SOCOM.. its feasible because..Pakistan owns only part of the Arabian sea.. :cheers:

NEW DELHI: After being initially dismissed as inordinately expensive, the idea of having an underwater gas pipeline with Iran seems to be firmly back on the negotiating table between the two countries. Sources revealed that the pipeline project was discussed by India and Iran during the...

CHINESE ENGINEERS IN GWADAR ESCAPE ROCKET ATTACKS By B.Raman Even as President Asif Ali Zardari of Pakistan was discussing with the Chinese leaders in Beijing his requests for the construction of an oil refinery in Gwadar and oil/gas pipelines from Gwadar to Xinjiang, a group of Chinese...

‘Black Day’ observed against Punjab Assemlby resolution * Protest participants included politicians, lawyers, human rights activists, civil society members * Protesters chant slogans against PML-N, Punjab govt for trying to restrict media * Say they’re only doing their job by reporting...

PML-Q's CWC pledges to fight for freedom of press ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid's (PML-Q) Central Working Committee (CWC), in its meeting on Saturday, condemned the anti-media resolution passed by the Punjab Assembly (PA) on Friday. All CWC members expressed their support for the...

Journalists hold demos in Balochistan QUETTA: Journalists observed a 'black day' and held demonstrations across Balochistan on Saturday to protest against the resolution passed by the Punjab Assembly. The Balochistan Union of Journalists and the Quetta Union of Journalists held separate...

Punjab Assembly should withdraw anti-media resolution: Sherry ISLAMABAD: The Punjab Assembly (PA) should withdraw the ant-media resolution, which was passed on Friday, as it was an anti-democratic move that reflected lack of tolerance amongst the legislators, former information minister...

vow.. so much "concern" from the Pakistanis about the happenings of another country... why dont you look inside your backyard.. here you go...Please show your concern here too regarding "oppression of the free press" here you go...

KABUL: Afghanistan’s intelligence department on Saturday alleged that a series of deadly attacks against foreign targets in the capital had been planned in Pakistan. After arresting four militants who were involved in the attacks, the National Department for Security (NDS) alleged that the...

I dont know to laugh or feel pity at ur exuberance on such issues...Indian Army called to quell the protests in Kashmir after more than a DECADE... yes I accept that it's a failure of Kahmir's govt... but what is there for the Pakistani brothers to rejoice? If calling Army to maintain law and...