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Peshawar jirga to seek Pakistan-Afghanistan de-escalation after deadly clashes

  • Clashes between the neighbors have killed dozens of people and displaced thousands on both sides since last month
  • The organizers have urged Afghan tribal elders to convene a similar jirga to urge the Taliban to ease the tense situation
By WASIM SAJJAD ·

PM Sharif pledges to preserve peace in Pakistan’s restive northwestern province ‘at all costs’

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Pakistan province says warring tribes in violence-hit Kurram district have reached consensus

By REHMAT MEHSUD ·
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Thousands gather in northwest Pakistan as grand council of banned Pashtun groups is delayed

By WASIM SAJJAD - delete - REHMAT MEHSUD ·

Three jirga members arrested in killing of Pakistani woman over social media photo

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Tribal jirga demands ‘decisive action’ against militants following attack on army base in southwest Pakistan

By Saadullah Akhtar ·
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Amid unprecedented inflation, jirga in northwestern Pakistani town caps dowry for marriages

By REHMAT MEHSUD ·

Jirga in Pakistan’s northwest rules out army operation, peace committees to counter militancy

By REHMAT MEHSUD ·
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Tribal leaders in KP oppose new dispute law, want restoration of jirgas

By REHMAT MEHSUD ·

Women as ‘collateral’ in Pakistan village justice

By AFP ·

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