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Pakistani Taliban capture 22 soldiers after government rejects terms

Pakistan's interior minister dismissed today Pakistani Taliban conditions for a cease-fire, including changes to the constitution and a break with the US.

Kasab execution unlikely to impact India-Pakistan peace process

Fake 'relatives' try to see Malala Yousufzai at UK hospital

Pakistani police arrest suspects in schoolgirl shooting (+video)

As Pakistani Christian girl is granted bail, critics call for blasphemy law reform

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

Pakistan grants Afghan officials access to a top Taliban leader

Osama bin Laden's family deported to Saudi Arabia. Case closed?

Bin Laden widows charged as new probe describes life with Osama bin Laden

Who is Mansoor Ijaz? The US businessman behind Pakistan's 'Memo-gate'

After NATO strike, can US-Pakistan relations be patched up one more time? (VIDEO)

In Pakistan, downturn in major Taliban attacks brings cautious optimism

Pakistan's Islamic preachers: Gateway to radicalization?

Ethnic violence paralyzes teeming Karachi

Killing of top Al Qaeda militant Ilyas Kashmiri only a small US victory

Terrorism & Security Pakistan court extends detention of US embassy official

Bhutto's son: Pakistanis who praise Taseer assassination are 'covert blasphemers'

Assassination of Pakistani governor Salman Taseer rocks Islamabad

Ethnic violence roils Pakistan's commercial hub, Karachi

Under pressure from floods and courts, Pakistan's Zardari likely to keep his job

The Monitor's View NATO helicopter strike on Pakistan adds to tensions with US

NATO helicopter strike on Pakistan shows new strategy of 'hot pursuit'

Terrorism & Security Pakistan seals off NATO supply line to Afghanistan after US air attack

Terrorism & Security Pakistan will fight Aafia Siddiqui's sentencing in US

Pakistan violence: Arrests of Islamists in Karachi may not actually signal crackdown