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The twice and future prime minister, Nawaz Sharif, garners big Pakistan vote

As counting continues in Pakistan's historic elections, Mr. Sharif's party has pulled away from its two main rivals. But the process of building a coalition will take time.

Pakistanis vote in historic election even as violence looms

Pakistani fertilizer grows both Taliban bombs and Afghan crops

Terrorism & Security Will pre-election violence impact Pakistan's elections?

Pakistan's parliament makes history

Energy Voices Will the US block an Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline?

Pakistan anger grows after sectarian terrorist attack kills 81

Pakistan's Balochistan: Minerals, militants, and meddling

What is Pakistan's 'million-march'?

Protests spread in Pakistan over Shiite killings

Over 100 people killed in multiple Pakistani bombings Thursday

Pakistan militants attack Muslim pilgrims

Car bombing in Pakistan kills 17 people, according to officials

Pakistani Taliban shoot teenaged champion of girls' schools

Change Agent Protecting mangroves is cheaper than building coastal protection, expert says

Change Agent Pitcher irrigation brings vegetables to Pakistani desert

Pakistan arrests French Al Qaeda leader amid turmoil with prime minister

Pakistan bombing hints at free rein for radicals in Quetta

Q&A with Ahmed Rashid: What's going on with Pakistan's prime minister?

Pakistan bans Twitter, citing blasphemous content

For Pakistanis, bin Laden death anniversary sparks ... nothing (+video)

Opinion 6 signs of hope in Pakistan

Swiss couple, held by Taliban, 'escape'

Signs of hope in Pakistan – America's prickly ally

US drone strikes again. Is Pakistan's military angling for a favor?