DINA for the issue of July 13, 2014

	13 July, 2014 | Ramazan 14, 1435
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Captain among three killed in cross-border attack Dawn Report KHAR/MIRAMSHAH: Three security personnel, among them an officer, lost their lives when rockets fired from Afghanistan hit their vehicle in Bajaur Agency, while 13 militants were killed in Boya area of North Waziristan during the ongoing military operation on Saturday.	For suggestions and comments: Email: webmaster@dawn.com Website: http://dawn.com Fax: +92(21) 35693995
Germany, Argentina clash for glory today By Umaid Wasim in Rio de Janeiro IN the latest instalment of their historic World Cup rivalry, Argentina and Germany clash at the Maracana Stadium on Sunday for the third final between the two teams in the history of the tournament. The two sides met in the showpiece of the tournament twice in four years, Argentina winning against Germany in 1986 and the Germans taking revenge for that defeat in 1990.
PPP at odds with Gilani over Musharraf’s trial By Amir Wasim ISLAMABAD: The PPP distanced itself from former prime minister Yousuf Raza Gilani’s opposition to a trial of former president retired Gen Pervez Musharraf, declaring it was in favour of his trial under Article 6. “Gen Musharraf is himself responsible for the situation he is facing today. When he had himself decided to end the understanding and return to the country despite opposition by the military as well, he will now have to face the trial (under Article 6),” Qamar Zaman Kaira, the information secretary, told Dawn on Saturday.
Pakistan protests to Afghanistan By Iftikhar A. Khan ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has lodged a protest with Afghanistan over the killing of three security personnel in Bajaur in a cross-border attack. In a statement, the Foreign Office reiterated that Afghanistan should eliminate terrorist sanctuaries and not allow its territory to be used against Pakistan.
SC moved over labourers’ deaths in Gujranwala By Nasir Iqbal ISLAMABAD: An application calling attention to the death of 18 stone-crushing labourers in Gujranwala has been submitted to the Supreme Court. The workers died of a terminal disease known as Silicosis or Grinder’s Asthma, which affects the lungs of people who are exposed to silica dust for prolonged periods of time. The application was filed by Usama Khawar and Yahya Farid Khawaja, human rights activists from the Public Lawyer’s Front (PLF), asking the chief justice to take a suo motu notice of the unfortunate deaths.
A SIEGE AS LONG AS ETERNITY By Mehreen Zahra-Malik The rutted street is strangely empty. The only sound comes from brittle leaves crackling in the hot wind and then, far away, a soldier’s warning, “Don’t touch anything!” Unlike in many other parts of Miramshah that the Pakistan army has walked or driven us through, there are no charred houses and storefronts on this street. No billboards, sheets of metal and pipes lying beside damaged buildings. No bullets pockmarking walls everywhere. No cars, their chassis burnt and twisted.
Ghani, Abdullah agree to audit of all votes after talks with Kerry KABUL: Afghanistan’s feuding presidential rivals agreed on Saturday to a full audit of every vote cast in the disputed runoff election, US Secretary of State John Kerry said following two days of frantic negotiations. The deadlock over last month’s run-off vote to succeed outgoing President Hamid Karzai plunged Afghanistan into crisis and dented US hopes of a smooth transfer of power as Washington seeks to withdraw all its troops by late 2016.
PFUJ factions move for unification By Kalbe Ali ISLAMABAD : The leaderships of all three factions of the Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists (PFUJ) have agreed to unite on one platform. The PFUJ broke up following the imposition of martial law by Gen Zia in 1977 after one group of right wing journalists parted ways with the mainstream and went on to form a splinter group known as PFUJ-Dastoor.
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