Pakistani volunteers use a stretcher to move an injured lawyer after the suicide bomb in Quetta. The regional arm of Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack. Photo: AFP Pakistani volunteers use a stretcher to move an injured lawyer after the suicide bomb in Quetta. The regional arm of Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack. Photo: AFP
Pakistani volunteers use a stretcher to move an injured lawyer after the suicide bomb in Quetta. The regional arm of Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack. Photo: AFP
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Karachi to Kashgar: how Islamic State poses a threat to China

Deadly blast in Quetta again brings home the rising terror risks in Pakistan’s Balochistan region and the dangers they pose for Chinese interests

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Tom Hussain
Tom Hussain

Updated: 2:54pm, 20 Jul, 2018

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Pakistani volunteers use a stretcher to move an injured lawyer after the suicide bomb in Quetta. The regional arm of Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack. Photo: AFP Pakistani volunteers use a stretcher to move an injured lawyer after the suicide bomb in Quetta. The regional arm of Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack. Photo: AFP
Pakistani volunteers use a stretcher to move an injured lawyer after the suicide bomb in Quetta. The regional arm of Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack. Photo: AFP
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