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Pakistan: UN adds militant chief Masood Azhar to terror list

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A spokesman for Pakistan's Foreign Ministry announces a decision by the United Nations to add Masood Azhar, the leader of a Pakistan-based Islamist group, to its list of global terrorists after China lifted its objections to the move. SOUNDBITE

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