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Pakistan and the US appear close to a deal to reopen supply lines for the war effort in Afghanistan, as Nato invited the Pakistani president to an important summit this weekend

A growing number of Pakistanis say US drone attacks violate the countryas sovereignty

Body of kidnapped British doctor Khalil Rasjed Dale, who was working for the International Committee of the Red Cross, found by a Quetta roadside

Gilani is convicted after defying an order to reopen a corruption case against the president, but Supreme Court spares him from a prison sentence

A Pakistani airliner with 127 people on board crashed in bad weather as it came in to land in Islamabad, scattering wreckage and leaving no sign of survivors

Militants were among the inmates who fled the prison in Bannu after an attack by Taliban fighters armed with guns and rocket-propelled grenades

Foreign direct investment from Pakistan is to be allowed, in the latest step towards greater engagement between the nuclear-armed neighbours

Pakistani court charges the former al-Qaeda leaderas three widows and two daughters with illegally staying in the country

US CentCom chief and commander of Nato forces in Afghanistan to meet General Kayani in first senior-level contact since November

Lt Gen Muhammad Zahir ul-Islam takes helm as the Obama urges Pakistan to use its leverage over insurgent leaders to kick-start talks

Pakistani authorities have brought charges against Osama bin Ladenas three widows for illegally entering and living in the country

Lieutenant-General Ahmad Shuja Pasha, head of the Inter-Services Intelligence, Pakistanas premier spy agency, is moved to nuclear weapons role

Washington wants to convince Inter-Services Intelligence agency to nudge its former Taliban protA(c)gA(c)s into talks to end Afghan war

As America begins to pull back its troops from Afghanistan, one consequence gets little notice but is likely to have lasting impact: Pakistan is losing the best chance in its history to gain political control over all of its territory a including the warlike tribal areas along the frontier.Read full article >>

Letas see if weave got the numbers straight: Osama bin Laden lived in five houses in Pakistan, fathered four children there, kept three wives who took dictation for his rambling directives to his terror network, had two children born in public hospitals a and through it all, the Pakistani government did not know one single thing about his whereabouts?Read full article >>

After several years of a passionate but star-crossed courtship, the United States and Pakistan seem to be trying something different: a calmer, quieter relationship with lower expectations, greater distance and fewer feuds. Read full article >>

With Pakistanas civilian government and judiciary showing renewed signs of life, itas time for them to ask the question the country has been avoiding for nine months: How did Osama bin Laden, the worldas leading terrorist, hide out in a military garrison city near Islamabad without anyone knowing?Read full article >>

At least nine people are dead in the latest suicide bombing to strike Afghanistan’ eastern Khost province. Provincial officials say the bomber blew himself up at a police checkpoint in the Ali Sher district Saturday, not far from the border with Pakistan. The officials said some of the victims included local civilians who had been meeting with police. At least four other people were wounded. The attack comes as world leaders prepare for a NATO summit …

ISLAMABAD — Afghanistan is urging authorities in neighboring Pakistan to abandon plans to expel tens of thousands of unregistered Afghan migrants from the country. The United Nations refugee agency (UNHCR) estimates there are currently 1.7 million registered Afghan refugees in Pakistan, but local officials say tens of thousands of others are residing in the country illegally. The government of northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, which borders Afghanistan, says around …

JALALABAD, Pakistan – Farmers and traders in eastern Afghanistan say that despite a decade of foreign development projects, they remain economically dependent on their neighbors in Pakistan. The main bazaar in the capital, Jalalabad is crowded with people buying and selling fresh melons, ripe tomatoes and sacks full of onions and potatoes. Fruits and vegetables from all across the country come to this market where it is sold to locals. But due to unreliable electricity and cold …

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