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The benefits is that they don't have to use resources that could help find kidnappers in Islamabad to control tribesmen who are fiercely independent.

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Security at the main Benazir Bhutto International Airport in Islamabad were using these.

Capitalism with Chinese characteristics, a growing prevalence of Mandarin being taught as a second language [1], requiring Islamabad embrace Beijing’s foreign policy, et cetera.

In such places as Islamabad or Cyprus, residential solar is big.

There are some types of non-muslims (open apostates) that would be putting themselves in real physical danger by entering your average mosque in Islamabad and praying.

However a new splinter group called Aharar-ul-Hind, forked off from the TTP and carried out a daring attack on a court in Islamabad a few days back [2].

The first reports of the raid resulting in the death of Osama Bin Laden came from a civilian in Islamabad who was live-tweeting about the sound of helicopters overhead^2.

The weather at Islamabad was poor with deteriorating visibility; a PIA flight had only managed to get down on its third attempt, and a flight from China had turned back.

For instance, all think-tanks in New Delhi and Islamabad are government projects, where people are still stuck in that Cold War mentality: two superpowers, and India's stuck in the middle.

Interesting, are you referring to this; On July 28, 2010 an Airbus A321 belonging to the Pakistani airline Airblue crashed on its approach to Islamabad airport, killing all 152 people on board.

In fact, a number of Sunni states saw contemporary attempts to mimic the Iranian Revolution such as in Saudi Arabia with the Kaaba Siege, the Afghan Revolution in 1979 which led to the Soviet Occupation, and the burning the US Embassy in Islamabad in 1979 [2].

Edit - in some places, it appear that they are, actually using OSM data - in Islamabad, for example.

In the shadows of Islamabad’s deadliest attack lies a name whispered in intelligence circles: Colonel Haider Chaudhry, alias Abu Zar.

In the absence of official installation figures, Islamabad-based thinktank Renewables First says up to 33 GW of solar capacity could have been deployed in Pakistan to date.