The TTP chief was moved to the Orakzai agency for treatment where he died and was buried more than a week ago.
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US security team due for crucial talks
A national security team, led by Gen James Jones, is visiting Pakistan for talks on the US strategy for defeating militants. -
Provision of justice not sole duty of courts: CJ
"Wrong notion' that administration of justice was 'the sole duty of courts or the legal fraternity', said Iftikhar Chaudhry. -
ISI chief, four commanders retiring this year
Incumbent ISI chief Ahmad Shuja Pasha may get an extension ‘in the interest of continuity’, sources said. -
UN appeal of $537m for areas hit by militancy
Pakistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2010 aims at providing to unmet needs of the people of NWFP and Fata. -
Foreign role not implausible, Malik tells NA
“We cannot rule out role of foreign elements,” he said, promising a report on the violence in Karachi within three weeks.
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It is within us
We have to realise that “strategic depth” has to come from within us, says Kamran Shafi. -
Afghan operation
Operation Mushtarak is not doomed to failure, but the question marks hanging over it are very large. -
A small victory
Pakistan must focus on economic development as a method of countering insurgency. -
Water disputes
The provincial and federal govts owe it to the people to stop bickering and start finding solutions. -
Don’t want to fight fascism? Climb into a commuter train
Rahul has shown that if the state so desires, it can tame the intractable fascist: Naqvi.
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JUSTICE
Aafia's conviction by a Manhattan jury last week has raised more questions than it has answered.
DAWN CLICKS
An image captures the harsh reality of terror attacks, in which so much is lost to satisfy so few.
WORLD
Gripped by poverty, the mainly Muslim but secular region has become susceptible to extremist ideas in past years.
CRICKET
Afridi gets supports from unlikely corners as he claims elements in the Pakistan fraternity want a captain from Punjab.
SPORT
“I’m glad Messi is playing football as opposed to freestyling, otherwise I wouldn’t have a job.”
KARACHI’S POLITICS
A glance at Karachi’s past happenings reveals that every round of violence has resulted in changes in the political scene.
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