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Pakistani officials disavowal minister's bounty offer on anti-Islamic filmmaker

On Saturday, Pakistan's railways minister told reporters that he would be willing to face arrest for announcing a $100,000 bounty on the makers of an anti-Islamic film that sparked violent protests.

In Pakistan, 'Love for the Prophet Day" demonstrations turn deadly

Wave of protests continue against anti-Islam film (+video)

Religious groups rally across Pakistan over anti-Islam film

Pakistan's black marketers cheer reopening of NATO supply lines

Taliban attacks major Pakistani air base, 10 dead

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

Pakistan to push out Afghan refugees

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

US legacy in Afghanistan: What 11 years of war has accomplished

Keep Calm Pakistan pushback: US is 'shifting blame' for Afghan insurgency

New Yorker convicted in plot to bomb subways

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

Walter Rodgers Florida-style 'Stand Your Ground' gun laws sub impulse for intelligent thinking

Aid to Pakistan: $2.6 billion spent, little ability to show it

Taliban storm Pakistani prison: nearly 400 freed

Osama bin Laden widows: Will they reveal more about life in Pakistan?

Osama bin Laden widow: Two bin Laden children born in Pakistan hospital

Swiss couple, held by Taliban, 'escape'

Backchannels Mistaken identity? Top Al Qaeda leader Saif al-Adel probably not arrested in Cairo.

Backchannels Obama taking heat for asking for US drone back? Pay little heed.

Pakistan and US offer different versions of border post attack

In Pakistan, downturn in major Taliban attacks brings cautious optimism

In Pictures War by remote control

Pakistan's military and legislators plan peace talks with Taliban