Warship saves 13 people off the coast of Pakistan
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Attack on Islamabad Court Kills 11, Injures 30
No one has yet claimed responsibility
Pakistani Taliban Announces Ceasefire With Government
Pakistan calls it a “positive development” toward addressing recent violence
Why the U.S. Needs to Keep Troops in Afghanistan
President Obama delivered the strongest message yet to Karzai to sign a security agreement or the U.S. walks
Indian Police Clash with Civilians in Kashmir
After police killed seven they thought were rebels
Gunmen Kill 8 At Religious Gathering In Karachi
Attack occurred at a building where a Muslim Sufi cleric was receiving his followers
Pakistan and the Taliban Making Peace? Don’t Hold Your Breath
Both sides are making preliminary noises about peace talks, and the U.S. seems to have cut back on drone strikes, which helps, but it’s far too early to say how effective negotiations will be
Pakistan Taliban Wants Imran Khan For Peace Talks
A sign that the militant group is embracing negotiations with Pakistan
Intel Chief: Syria Becoming Hotbed for Terrorists
Lt. Gen. James Clapper says region has replaced Pakistani tribal lands as breeding ground for terrorists
The Australian Tycoon Who Wants Pakistan to Free Its Slaves in Return for Coal
Mining magnate Andrew Forrest thinks he might have the answer to Pakistan’s energy shortage, and he wants something in exchange
Missing U.S Soldier Bowe Bergdahl Seen Alive in New Video
The new proof of life video is the first in three years of Bergdahl, who was captured by the Taliban in June 2009
Pakistani Boy Dies While Saving School From Suicide Bomber
Hundreds of students gathered for assembly saved from harm because of boy’s actions
2013: The Year in Global Protest
Three years after crowds in Tunisia forced long-time dictator President Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali into flight, and kicked off what would later be termed the “Arab Spring,” the world’s streets remain alive with protest. The year …