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Of elections and extremes: Pakistan's Pamela Anderson takes on a mullah

The parliamentary race between pinup-film-star-turned-politician Musarrat Shaheen and a man described as a powerful, Taliban-tied cleric highlights the dual nature of Pakistan.

Did a foreign hand guide Boston bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev?

Code Pink joins Pakistani political party in anti-drone protest

Pakistan Army blocks anti-drone protest in tribal region

Energy Voices Libyan attack on embassy: an al-Qaeda connection?

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

Global News Blog Pakistan jails doctor who helped find bin Laden: why the US may not intervene

Pakistan moves to reopen NATO supply lines, but US ties remain frayed

French gunman had no Al Qaeda connection, says official

NATO drivers to US, Pakistan: Keep us truckin'

Pakistan's military and legislators plan peace talks with Taliban

Terrorism & Security Pakistan: We're scapegoats for US frustration over Afghan war

Toughest US accusation in years angers Pakistanis

Who's really behind the Kabul attacks?

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

Bin Laden bodyguard's satellite phone calls helped lead US forces to hiding place

Walter Rodgers US and Pakistan: allies with mutual disgust

Why Admiral Mullen is talking tough with Pakistan over Haqqani militants

Terrorism & Security Pakistan says alleged Taliban ties are US 'negative propaganda'

Pakistani Taliban go for 'the jugular' with attack on Karachi police compound

Was a Mumbai-style terror attack really 'foiled'?

5 key players in Pakistan's tribal belt

US drones are pounding Pakistan's North Waziristan. Here's why.

Why Germany closed mosque where 9/11 plotters met

Norway bomb plot shows reach of Al Qaeda-linked groups