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  1. The new event details the political landscape of Pakistan, noting PML-N and PPP as major stakeholders and confirming Gilgit-Baltistan's status.

The Pakistan Peoples Party is losing ground due to defections amidst the political landscape involving PML-N.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Aug 14
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The Pakistan Peoples Party is losing ground due to defections amidst the political landscape involving PML-N.

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  1. The Pakistan Peoples Party and PML-N confirmed their alliance in the central government and contested a constituency election.Sub-event
  2. Bilawal Bhutto Zardari made political appeals in Mirpur Division, pledging to secure rights for Kashmiris and criticizing PML-N.Sub-event
  3. Leaders of the Sindh United Party and the Pakistan Peoples Party face accusations of betrayal amid budgetary disputes over resource allocation in Sindh.Sub-event
  4. PPP is losing ground due to defections in the political landscape.1 source

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