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Clashes cause chaos in Islamabad
Police in Islamabad on Friday fired warning shots and used tear gas to stop protests that started because of a bus fare increase. The protests started Thursday when students and residents blocked a key road in Islamabad's Bara Kahu neighborhood, unhappy with the 20 percent increase in bus fares. violence prompted the government to rescind the fare increase late Thursday, but the protests continued Friday with students demanding the release of protesters arrested the day before. – AFP photo series
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Islamic treasures arrive in Berlin
More than 200 items from the Aga Khan's collection of Islamic treasures are on show in Berlin.
Fearing the flood in Hunza
The water is rising day by day in this remote part of northern Pakistan, and with it, so is the fear.
Taking matters into their own hands
Hundreds of volunteers picked up garbage along the Yamuna River.
On the streets
A series of images capturing street life everywhere.
Weekend in Pakistan
A look at the happenings of the weekend around the country.
Tour de Pakistan: Asia's 'longest' race concludes
Pakistan's Zahid Gulfam wins the grueling 1655km Tour de Pakistan cycling race.
In festive spirit
In the frame: welcoming the spring, world longest lunch and Kumbh mela.
Twin blasts strike Lahore Cantt
Twin suicide attacks seconds apart targeted the Pakistani military in Lahore.
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    Some 20,000 people gathered inside the Staples Center to say goodbye to the icon.
  • He sells sea shells
    Tourists to Karachi's beaches have long enjoyed buying crafts made with sea shells as a momento of their trip.

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EDITOR'S CHOICE
  • TRAVEL
    Off-roading to Hingol
  • FADING AWAY
    Where are the 'Green Shirts'?
  • TALK BACK
    The women and the myths
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    SATIRE
    You're a Taliban. No! You're a Taliban!
    Our politicians have made a mockery of Pakistan's security situation through squabbling and finger-pointing.
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    CRICKET
    Disabled cricketers on ‘history-making’ tour
    The Pakistan disabled cricket team is the country’s first physically challenged team to embark on a foreign tour.
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    WORLD
    Losing the battle to keep female flesh off Afghan TV
    “They pixilate 'too much flesh' and any thing (that) may contravene our religious, cultural and social norms.”
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    CULTURE
    Scandalous film arouses interest in Bollywood
    “Love Sex Aur Dhokha” aims to redefine what is public and what is private to the Indian audiences.
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    SECURITY
    Acronymious
    Funding issues and power plays have delayed the establishment of the National Counter-Terrorism Authority.
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    SCI-TECH
    Will a fresh look at pain overcome drug barriers?
    New research is breaking barriers of how physicians should treat chronic pain, as a disease, in patients.