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PILDAT says Feb 8 polls record lowest fairness score since 2013

  The Pakistan Institute of Legislative Development and Transparency (PILDAT) has issued a report detailing its assessment of the recently-concluded general election, expressing deep concerns over a decline in fairness scores compared to previous election cycles.

Japanese say its planes flew over Chinese declared identification zone with out any resistent

A Japanese Orion aircraft flying over Okinawa Islands where china has declared Aircraft Identification zone
Tokyo : Japan says, its planes flew over the new Chinese identification zone with out any resistance from Chinese jets in the region.

China has declared a new Air Defence Identification Zone on 23 November by declaring that all aircrafts flying through the zone are required to get permission before crossing the zone.

Japan's action to fly its aircrafts through Chinese zone was followed United States who flew its two B-52 bombers in the said zone on 25 November.

United States says that its bombers flew within the zone for half an hour and were not resisted any Chinese fighters in the zone.

Japan and China have long been engaged in a dispute over the sovereignty of the uninhabited islands of Okinawa in the East China Sea, which are located near a crucial shipping lane and give the owner exclusive oil, mineral and fishing rights in the surrounding waters. 



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