'Nawaz Sharif's exit as Pakistan PM will bring uncertainties to CPEC'
World | August 03, 2017 23:51 ISTGlobal Times today said Nawaz Sharif's resignation as Pakistan Prime Minister may bring "some uncertainties" to the CPEC.
Global Times today said Nawaz Sharif's resignation as Pakistan Prime Minister may bring "some uncertainties" to the CPEC.
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