Shah Meer Baloch
Journalist at Freelance
Pakistan correspondent for @guardian @CheveningFCDO -@LSEnews ’19| [email protected] Retweets aren’t endorsement
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1 week ago |
theguardian.com | SArah Johnson |Sarah Johnson |Shah Meer Baloch
During last week’s tense debate over whether the Pakistan senate should pass a bill banning child marriage, Naseema Ehsan stood up to speak. “I got married at 13 years old and I want child marriage to be banned,” said the 50-year-old senator. “I was lucky to have good and affluent in-laws but most Pakistani women are not so lucky. Not every child has a supportive husband like me.”When she finished talking, there was applause in the chamber.
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1 week ago |
businessandamerica.com | Shah Meer Baloch
Indian border troops have shot dead a Pakistani man they say crossed the international frontier and did not stop when challenged. The shooting occurred two weeks after conflict erupted between the two nuclear-armed countries that led to four days of violence and more than 70 people being killed before a ceasefire was agreed.
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2 weeks ago |
theguardian.com | Shah Meer Baloch
Indian border troops shot dead a Pakistani man who they said had crossed the international frontier and did not stop when challenged, the force has said. The shooting comes two weeks after India and Pakistan agreed a ceasefire after a four-day conflict, in which more than 70 people were killed in missile, drone and artillery fire.
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3 weeks ago |
theguardian.com | Hannah Ellis-Petersen |Shah Meer Baloch |Aakash Hassan
India and Pakistan have both claimed victory after a ceasefire was declared over the weekend, which brought the two nuclear-nations back from the brink of war. After days of escalating clashes that culminated in both sides launching missile and drone strikes on each other’s major military bases – the closest they had come to full-scale war in decades – the ceasefire between India and Pakistan was declared by US President Donald Trump on Saturday evening.
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3 weeks ago |
businessandamerica.com | Hannah Ellis-Petersen |Shah Meer Baloch |Aakash Hassan
India and Pakistan have agreed to a US-mediated ceasefire with immediate effect, though its longevity was thrown into question after reports of cross-border shelling and explosions in Indian-administered Kashmir just hours after it was announced.
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Kashmir crisis live: Trump says Pakistan and India have agreed to ‘full and immediate ceasefire’ https://t.co/XdsiaApza4
The Guardian Live blog for updates on India-Pakistan conflict: Rubio urges de-escalation, speaks with Pakistani army chief The US secretary of state has urged India and Pakistan to find ways to de-escalate their conflict, the state department said. https://t.co/XdsiaApza4
Pakistan officials confirm counterattack against India has begun under the name Operation Bunyan Ul Marsoos, meaning ‘wall of lead’ in Arabic https://t.co/tf7wFrPAcN