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Yuzuf Raza Gilani, Pakistan prime minister told parliamentarians that it was Washington that helped create al-Qaeda during the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.
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A question still being asked after the death of Osama Bin Laden is, “Did the Pakistani Government know about the presence of Osama Bin Laden in that country?”
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Journalist Suzanna Koster reports from Islamabad that conservative Sunni men 'cautiously took to the streets to demonstrate against the Taliban in Pakistan." This is meaningful: in the past, the majority of Sunnis supported the Taliban.
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A truck bomb has devastated the Marriott Hotel in Islamabad Saturday killing at least 40 people. Officials fear that the death toll will rise within the burning structure. There are at least 100 people wounded.
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U.S. Forces in Afghanistan continue to launch raids against militants in Pakistani sovereign territory, without approval from Pakistani government. Pakistani troops reportedly fired shots into the air to warn U.S. soldiers to stay out of the region.
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A day after women students from the Jamia Hafsa madarsa raided a nearby brothel and kidnapped its owner and two of her relatives they were joined by their male counterparts.
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A suicide bomber blew himself up after opening fire at the Islamabad International airport
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During a visit to Pakistan, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi signals to leaders that their support in Congress is waning. . .
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ISLAMABAD (dpa) - After ten years of Soviet occupation and another decade of civil war, few observers thought the situation in Afghanistan could get any worse. Yet it is poised to do so.
This month a harsh winter is bringing another year of fighting...
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A plane carrying 127 people crashes in a residential area near Islamabad international airport - with no reports of survivors.
Mansoor Ijaz, the man at the centre of Pakistan's "memogate" scandal, begins giving video link testimony to a judicial commission in Islamabad.
The Pakistani parliament issues new guidelines that may allow Islamabad to repair ties with the US.
All 127 people aboard the Bhoja Air flight from Karachi to Islamabad were killed.
Thousands of Pakistanis from religious and hardline groups take part in a rally in Islamabad, as the authorities bar key extremist leaders from attending.
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Pictured is a Boeing 737 similar to the aircraft that crashed in Pakistan Friday, April 20, 2012.
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Islamabad Blogs
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Several local and international newspapers operate from Pakistan, updating the nation and the global community of...
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ISLAMABAD: Apart from political turmoil the issue of the re-opening of the NATO supply route is high debating point...
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ISLAMABAD: Before getting adjourned till April 5th, the joint session of the Parliament of Pakistan on Friday...
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Pakistan continues to consider India as an ‘existential threat’ despite the two countries taking significant...
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PML-Q Minister Riaz Hussain Pirzada is now offered Health Ministry after last weeks appointment of Federal Minister...
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