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Pakistan’s Taliban clean up: The good, the bad and the ugly
The Pakistani army finally launched the much awaited military operation in North Waziristan, the sensitive tribal area bordering Afghanistan World -
Pakistan PM slams honor killing of pregnant woman as ‘unacceptable’
Nawaz Sharif demands to know why police stood by while a pregnant woman was beaten to death by her family in front of one of the country's top courts Asia -
Pakistan and India – age old enemies in uncertain times
Pakistani Premier Nawaz Sharif dashed to New Delhi to attend the oath-taking ceremony of his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi World -
In first, Pakistan PM to attend Indian inauguration
No foreign leaders were invited to outgoing Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s inaugurations in 2004 and 2009 Asia -
Pakistan PM visits Iran amid tensions
During his two-day visit Sharif, who is accompanied by senior advisers, is also expected to meet supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei Middle East -
Amnesty: Pakistan should investigate spy agency over journalist attacks
Journalists face threats from political parties, Islamist insurgents and intelligence agencies, Amnesty says Print -
Should Pakistan and India be equal trade partners?
Pakistan-India trade needs to be debated seriously, without referring to ‘bitter’ history and becoming a hostage to the past World -
Pakistan still dilly-dallying on crushing the Taliban
Three months into the inconclusive dialogue process, the Taliban and the Pakistani government are still far from a conclusion World -
Iranian border guards freed in Pakistan
The Iranians were abducted by militants on Feb. 6 in the restive Sistan-Baluchistan province Middle East -
Pakistan peace talks hit by alleged killing of 23 soldiers
Pakistan’s PM condemned the “heinous” execution of kidnapped soldiers by a Taliban faction Asia -
Afghan, Pakistani leaders in fresh round of Turkey talks
The talks will primarily focus on ways to restore peace and promote reconciliation in Afghanistan Asia -
Taliban sets tough conditions in peace talks
Taliban negotiators have demanded the release of all imprisoned fighters and the withdrawal of troops from tribal areas Asia -
Top media men figure in Islamabad’s Taliban peace talks
Pakistan is among those countries in the world where politicians have generally been considered unworthy of credibility World -
Confusion, doubt as Pakistan tries to talk to the Taliban
Critics have accused the government of dithering in response to the resurgent violence Asia -
Talks or firepower? Islamabad’s Taliban dilemma
Last week was one of the worst in Pakistan’s history that witnessed as the ongoing wave of terrorism in the country reached new heights. A ... World -
Could Musharraf flee his treason trial?
All of Pakistan has been waiting with bated breath for the last three or four days to see what will be the fate of former military dictator ... World -
Musharraf lawyers complain to U.N. over Pakistan ‘show trial’
Musharraf has faced a range of criminal cases dating back to his rule since returning to Pakistan in March Asia -
Hagel in Pakistan visit to ease U.S. drones tension
There has been a documented surge in U.S. drone strikes on Pakistan since the Obama administration took office Asia -
Ushering in a new era in Pakistan?
The kind of extensive coverage Pakistani media gave to the change of army command was akin to media madness World -
Once-bitten Sharif to appoint new Pakistani army chief
The last time Sharif chose an army chief, he was toppled by the same general, Pervez Musharraf, a year later Analysis -
Pakistan to try ex-military ruler Musharraf for treason
Former ruler may face death of life imprisonment for acts deemed criminal during his nine-year rule Asia -
Indian election mania and pounding on Pakistan’s border
Last week, the Indian army suddenly began heavy shelling and firing on Pakistani villages across the line of control (LoC) dividing the disputed state ... World -
Report: Pakistan secretly endorsed U.S. drone strikes
U.S. drone attacks in Pakistani territory have been secretly permitted over years by the government in Islamabad, a recent report by The Washington ... Asia -
U.S. to release $1.6bn in military, civilian aid to Pakistan
A $1.6 billion aid boost to Pakistan will be released by the United States, the State Department said on Tuesday, before leaders of both countries ... Asia -
Will Sharif win U.S. trust and support for Islamabad?
Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif embarked upon a visit to the U.S. with huge hopes behind him domestically and tough demands in front of him in ... World -
U.S. wants to resume $300 million security assistance to Pakistan
The U.S. State Department asked Congress to resume more than $300 million in security assistance to Pakistan, officials said on Sunday amid a visit by ... Asia -
Malala, another imported Pakistani premier in the making
Pakistan is a unique democratic country where the top layer of political leadership has been imported from the West. It is perhaps the only country in ... World -
Six dead in Pakistan bomb attacks
Bomb attacks hit three major cities in Pakistan on Thursday, killing six people and wounding nearly 50, a day after the Taliban leader said he was ... Asia -
Pakistan ushers in peace for Afghanistan
Pakistan is the most unfortunate country. She was always the worst casualty every time Afghanistan became a war ground of super powers. Despite this, ... World -
Pakistan announces youth empowerment package
Pakistan’s Prime Minister on Saturday announced a financial assistance package to empower youth and create employment opportunities in a nation ... Economy