Pakistan
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armed forces structure
The Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee is in charge of integrating and coordinating the three branches of government. The three service chiefs are directly subordinate to the defense minister. The chief of army staff is traditionally the most senior officer in the armed forces, with wide-ranging power.
Pakistan's military owns or controls dozens of businesses ranging from electronics and knitwear to corn flakes and cement. Most of these businesses are under the purview of four...
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