Pakistan Paralyzed by Protests, Deepening Political Crisis
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Aamir Latif
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Nation & World - March 12, 2009
U.S. officials worry the embattled Pakistani government is being diverted from going after terrorists.
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Pakistani Tribes Caught Between Taliban and U.S. Airstrikes
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Aamir Latif
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Nation & World - February 11, 2009
In Pakistan's tribal areas, many don't like the Taliban, but U.S. airstrikes are creating enemies too.
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Taliban Finds Fertile Recruiting Ground in Pakistan's Tribal Refugee Camps
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Aamir Latif
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Nation & World - February 9, 2009
The camps are filled with tribal families fleeing Pakistani military operations and U.S. airstrikes.
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Pakistan Is Under Pressure to Seize the Alleged Masterminds of the Mumbai Terrorist Attack
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Aamir Latif
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Nation & World - December 4, 2008
Secretary of State Rice attempts to mediate between nuclear-armed rivals India and Pakistan.
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Taliban Threats Cause Pakistani Cops to Abandon Their Jobs
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Aamir Latif
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Nation & World - November 13, 2008
Militants seek to control the Swat Valley and impose a harsh version of Islamic law.
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After Suicide Bombing, Can Pakistan Launch a Credible Offensive Against Terrorism?
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Aamir Latif
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Nation & World - September 22, 2008
The government is under pressure to fight extremists—and the impression it's fighting America's war.
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Pakistan's Military Stays in the Barracks, for Now
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Aamir Latif
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Nation & World - August 29, 2008
With a history of coups, Pakistanis are keeping a close eye on the generals.
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Time Seems to Be Running Out for Pakistan's Embattled President
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Aamir Latif
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Nation & World - August 15, 2008
Pressure builds for Pervez Musharraf to resign and leave the country.
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A Key al Qaeda Bomb Maker Is Killed (Again)
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Aamir Latif
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Nation & World - July 29, 2008
First reported killed in 2006, Midhat Mursi was the apparent target of an airstrike on Monday.
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Pakistan Tries to Send Refugees Home to Afghanistan
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Aamir Latif
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Nation & World - April 24, 2008
The shift brings new perils to the volatile border region.
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Bhutto Worried About 'Security Issues'
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Kevin Whitelaw
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Aamir Latif
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Nation & World - January 3, 2008
Calling in Scotland Yard won't stop the conspiracy theories over her death.
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Musharraf Blames Terrorists for Benazir Bhutto's Murder
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Aamir Latif
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Nation & World - December 27, 2007
The death of the popular political leader is a destabilizing blow to an already volatile nation.
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The Revolt of the Lawyers
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Aamir Latif
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Nation & World - November 16, 2007
Why judges, too, are joining the challenge to General Musharraf
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