We will not be deterred and will continue our fight against terror, General Ashfaq Pervaiz Kayani said.
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Pakistani court postpones Mumbai attack trial
The decision came after defense lawyers failed to appear in court in order to show support for Rawalpindi victims. -
Asif dominates as wickets tumble on day three
Chasing 405 for victory, New Zealand were reduced to 70/3 after an inspiring 11-over spell by Mohammad Asif. -
Russian nightclub blast kills 102
An explosion and fire blamed on fireworks tore through a nightclub in the Russian city of Perm. -
Blast in Peshawar kills at least three
‘We did not find any substance which indicated it was a bomb,’ said Peshawar police chief Liaqat Ali Khan. -
Orakzai, South Waziristan clashes kill 13 militants
At least seven militants were killed in Orakzai and six militants were killed in South Waziristan, sources said.
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AT CROSS PURPOSES
An ideology with genes of discord
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US struggles to get Pakistan policy right
'Pakistan doesn't want a relationship that costs them too much.' -
Rawalpindi attack
The security forces must launch an enquiry into what appears to be a breakdown in security measures. -
Pakistan’s lost generation
Why is it that only sleaze among our rulers excites so much anger and passion? Asks Irfan Hussain. -
Obama’s two generals
Here in Pakistan, we should all be praying that Gen McChrystal succeeds and Emmanuel is kept on a leash. -
Climate of distrust
‘Even today, Pakistan remains the number one enemy in India as is the latter in Pakistan,’ says Kuldip Nayar.
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Cities
GLOBAL PRESSURE
We acknowledge that this is our challenge and that we need help — but is anyone listening?
ART & CULTURE
He was an artist whose work in the genre of landscape seemed to become more enchanting as time passed.
AF-PAK POLICY
Education, not a troop surge, is the key to stemming militancy in this region.
SANITATION
There’s a surprisingly simple way to promote girls’ education in interior Sindh: provide sanitation.
WORLD
Rights activists allege some of the dead in the unmarked graves were likely innocent people killed by security forces.
CAFE BLACK
In the past 30 years, the Pakistani military and its allies have nurtured unrestrained demons that now threaten the state.
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