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Terrorism & Security Pressure mounts on Pakistan to secure Shiites after Karachi blast

The bombing of a Shiite mosque in Karachi killed 48 and injured more than 140. Already this year, nearly 250 Shiites have been killed in Pakistan in such attacks.

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For Taliban victims, Pakistani peace talks feel like betrayal

Pakistan announces operation after bombing, but is it just for show?

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

Pakistan's black marketers cheer reopening of NATO supply lines

Pakistan grants Afghan officials access to a top Taliban leader

Pakistan to push out Afghan refugees

Pakistan bombing hints at free rein for radicals in Quetta

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

Swiss couple, held by Taliban, 'escape'

Pakistan's military and legislators plan peace talks with Taliban

Pakistani Taliban claims responsibility for suicide attack on paramilitary leader

Pakistan Army says it has Al Qaeda's global operations chief in custody

In Pictures Gold: A Test of Mettle

Pakistan requests departure of British military trainers

Pakistan earthquake hits Afghan Taliban haven

Major earthquake hits Pakistan early Wednesday morning