Topic: Sherry Rehman - CSMonitor.com

US drawdown in Afghanistan a 'worry' for Pakistan, ambassador says

One of the concerns for Pakistan is 'how responsible' the US exit from Afghanistan will be, said Sherry Rehman, Pakistan's ambassador to the US, at a Feb. 5 breakfast meeting.

US drone strikes: There's 'no wink and nod' from Pakistan, ambassador says

Senate confirms John Kerry, a foreign-policy buff who has Obama's trust

Pakistan's anticorruption board refuses to arrest prime minister, but cleric keeps pressure on

John Kerry as secretary of State: expect a more traditional style (+video)

Pakistani president wades into 'Down's Syndrome' blasphemy case

Pakistan to reopen key supply route to Afghanistan, after US apology (+video)

Pakistan appoints new ambassador to US

Rape victim and women's rights advocate Mukhtara Mai faces new threat in Pakistan

At Christian lawmaker's funeral, Pakistan's PM mum on blasphemy law

Could there be a liberal resurgence in Pakistan? Lawmaker Sherry Rehman says she's working on it.

What Salman Taseer's assassination could mean for Pakistan

Aasia Bibi blasphemy case a symbol of Pakistan's religious intolerance

What's on Pakistan TV talk shows? Extremists.

Educated and radical: Why Pakistan produces Faisal Shahzads

UN report blames Benazir Bhutto's assassination on Pakistan government lapses

Pakistan: Obama 'seems to know more about Islam than our own leaders'

Outrage over Taliban flogging of Pakistani girl could threaten peace deal

Pakistan protests: Pitch rises

Pakistan's crackdown on protests creates fissures in ruling party

Musharraf resigns as Pakistan's president

Scotland Yard: Bhutto killed by bomb, not bullet

Bhutto's rise carved path for Pakistani women