Topic: Jamaat-e-Islami - CSMonitor.com

In Bangladesh, deadly protests raise questions about strength of secular government

Thousands of hardline Islamists in Bangladesh demanded anti-blasphemy laws and more restrictions on women, clashing with security forces and leaving at least 30 people dead this week.

Global News Blog Rioting and rubble: What's behind the turbulent times in Bangladesh?

Bangladesh: Hardline Muslims rally in support of anti-blasphemy laws

Terrorism & Security Sentencing of Islamist leader brings unhealed rifts to surface in Bangladesh

Bangladesh sentences Islamist party leader to death, riots leave at least 30 dead (+video)

Massive protest movement emerges against Islamists in Bangladesh

To curb rape, Muslim group calls for end to co-ed schools in India

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Will Obama's reelection change the US-Pakistan relationship?

Taliban shooting of 14-year old sparks outrage in Pakistan

Pakistan Army blocks anti-drone protest in tribal region

Religious groups rally across Pakistan over anti-Islam film

In wake of mass panic, India blames Pakistan-backed cyber attack

What is an Islamist?

Pakistan's extremists whip up frenzy over Burma's Muslims

Global News Blog What the anti-NATO protest signals for Pakistan

Just a 'sorry'? Pakistanis question NATO supply line deal.

Why did Pakistan open Afghan supply lines? (+video)

Bangladesh Army says it foiled a coup via Facebook

Momentum for Hazare's anticorruption movement draws out opposition

US and Pakistan: allies with mutual disgust

The Convert: A Tale of Exile and Extremism.

News that Raymond Davis is CIA could further jeopardize his return

Pakistan court extends detention of US official despite growing pressure from US

Pakistan accepts flood aid money from rival India