Pakistan’s ‘Mediation’ in Tatters: Tensions with Neighbours and Dwindling Energy Supplies
Pakistan’s Federal Minister for Petroleum, Ali Pervaiz Malik, told the National Assembly on 26 October that the closure of the Pakistan-Iran border is one of the main reasons for the soaring price of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), and that the government is n…
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Khaama PressPakistan’s ‘Mediation’ in Tatters: Tensions with Neighbours and Dwindling Energy SuppliesKhaama PressPakistan’s ‘Mediation’ in Tatters: Tensions with Neighbours and Dwindling Energy Supplies9 recorded states
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