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Pakistanis hopeful as Nawaz Sharif makes a political comeback
Center-right politician Nawaz Sharif appeared set to return as Pakistan's prime minister on Monday, his third time in the job.
The twice and future prime minister, Nawaz Sharif, garners big Pakistan vote
As Pakistan goes to the polls, many see a key milestone
Of elections and extremes: Pakistan's Pamela Anderson takes on a mullah
Pakistani fertilizer grows both Taliban bombs and Afghan crops
From military protégé to critic, Nawaz Sharif eyes power in Pakistan
Global News Blog Imran Khan falls from forklift at a political rally. Will it hurt his campaign? (+video)
Terrorism & Security Back-to-back blasts in Pakistan highlight election risks
Pakistani women hit the campaign trail to get out the vote
Are Indian-Pakistani relations in jeopardy after prisoner death?
Rock the vote? Pakistan's politicians court a younger crowd.
Terrorism & Security Will pre-election violence impact Pakistan's elections?
Militants try to shape Pakistani election with bombs
In Pakistan, a rare Christian retaliation against Muslim violence
Pakistan's Musharraf slips treason charges, but is held incommunicado
Is Musharraf's arrest a sign of a political shift in Pakistan?
Global News Blog Pakistan won't have Musharraf to kick around anymore
Can Pakistan drive the Taliban out of its tribal belt?
Pakistan elections: Who's running?
Terrorism & Security Pakistan: Afghanistan 'overreacting' in pulling out of military visit
Musharraf returns to 'save Pakistan,' but nation skeptical
Pakistan's education crisis: What ever happened to Malala's friends?
Pakistan's parliament makes history
Pakistan arrests members of anti-Christian mob, but convictions rare
Terrorism & Security Pressure mounts on Pakistan to secure Shiites after Karachi blast

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