Move comes in week regulators rule on coverage that include claims Zaheer-ul-Islam behind attempt on life of star journalist Pakistan's embattled media group printed a grovelling front-page apology to the army on Monday after allegations broadcast by Geo TV that the country's spy chief had plotted to assassinate one of the channel's star journalists. The apology came two days before an anticipated...
Geo TV owners print front-page apology to Pakistan's ISI spy chief
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