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Pakistan Taliban chief says TTP will negotiate, but not disarm

'We believe in dialogue but it should not be frivolous,' Pakistan Taliban chief, Hakimullah Mehsud said in a 40 minute video. 'Asking us to lay down arms is a joke.'

Pakistan polio vaccination workers targeted in more killings, UN responds

Taliban attack on Pakistani airport highlights changed tactics

Global water crisis: Seen from the first Himalayan glacial trickle

In Pakistan, big perks and big risks to being a journalist

Taliban attack against Pakistani Shiites kills six, injures 90

With Kasab execution, Indian gears of justice unusually swift

India executes surviving gunman of 2008 terrorist attacks

In historic move, blasphemy case against Pakistani girl to be dropped

Why Pakistan's release of Taliban might help peace

Pakistan frees Taliban prisoners to jumpstart peace process?

AQ Khan: Father of Pakistan's nuclear bomb jumps into politics

What recourse do Pakistan's 'civilian drone victims' have?

Mob burns girls' school in Pakistani city over alleged blasphemy

Opinion To fight Taliban, US must give Afghanistan schools

Opinion 50 years after Cuban missile crisis: 5 ways US must promote nuclear nonproliferation

Pakistanis debate real enemy: girl-shooting Taliban or drone-firing US

Backchannels A quiet waiver for Pakistan from the Obama administration

Malala Yousafzai airlifted to Britain for treatment (+video)

The Malala moment: Tens of thousands rally in Pakistan for girl shot by Taliban

Aircraft readied for Malala Yousufzai if treatment abroad needed

Pakistani police arrest suspects in schoolgirl shooting (+video)

Taliban shooting of 14-year old sparks outrage in Pakistan

Malala Yousufzai: Pakistani schoolgirl had defied threats from Taliban for years (+video)

Taliban gunmen target 14-year-old girl. Is this a new low for Islamists?