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Taliban shooting of 14-year old sparks outrage in Pakistan

Hundreds of people took to the streets to show their anti-Islamist sentiment after the Pakistani Taliban took responsibility for shooting a 14-year-old Pakistani girl in the head.

Who are the Taliban and what do they want? 5 key points

What does Pakistan want from US? An apology, more money, no drones

Pakistan's military and legislators plan peace talks with Taliban

Killing of top Al Qaeda militant Ilyas Kashmiri only a small US victory

Pakistani Taliban designated a terrorist group by US

Relief in Swat Valley over reported death of Taliban Maulana Fazlullah

US drone kills 14 Pakistani militants from group linked to Faizal Shahzad

Pakistan Taliban chief Hakimullah Mehsud is alive: spy agency

US drone strikes kill seven in Pakistan Taliban stronghold

Pakistan Taliban: US drone strikes forcing militants underground

Another top Pakistan Taliban leader killed in airstrike?

Obama ups Pakistan drone strikes in assassination campaign

Who’s who in the Pakistan Taliban

Drone targets Pakistan Taliban chief Hakimullah Mehsud. Is he dead?

Tensions mount among Pakistan leaders as anticorruption drive revives

Peshawar Pakistan car bomb kills 12 amid signs of Taliban dissension

Pakistan Army against Taliban: What are the Waziristan goals?

Why South Waziristan offensive won't help US in Afghanistan

Pakistan Taliban bombing spree could spur backlash

Indian embassy in Afghanistan attacked: Was Pakistan involved?

Afghanistan: more troops or missile strikes? Both, actually.

Pakistan Taliban's new leader shows he's in charge

Suicide bomb on UN breaks Pakistan's lull in major attacks

Suicide bomber hits UN food office in Pakistan