One of men killed identified as senior fugitive commander of Afghan insurgency; local officials confirm children among those wounded
In country where move is unprecedented, skeptics question timing of case against former military ruler who in 1999 toppled government of current PM
Nasiruddin Haqqani was the son of Jalaluddin Haqqani, leader of one of the most powerful Afghan militant groups fighting NATO forces in Afghanistan
President of All Pakistan Private Schools Management Association insists it is beyond anyone’s comprehension that a young girl of Malala’s age can write about certain issues in the book
Maulana Fazlullah had led militant group's brutal rule in country's northwest Swat valley before military operation retook area
Pakistani government summons American ambassador in reaction to the attack
Critics say latest official figures are far below estimates Pakistani officials provided to international rights groups, including UN panel investigating attacks
President Hamid Karzai says Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar has enough clout to persuade leaders of Taliban insurgency to end 12-year-old conflict
Afghan Taliban recently claimed that Mullah Baradar effectively remains under arrest in Pakistan and his health has deteriorated
FM spokesman Chaudhry says agreed framework will help both countries enhance counterterrorism efforts, pave way for cooperation in economic areas
Nawaz Sharif's comments coincide with release of Amnesty International report harshly critical of US drone program in Pakistan
Sharif and Obama will meet October 23; no breakthroughs are anticipated
Israrullah Khan Gandapur reportedly targeted at home in Kolachi while greeting visitors on the occasion of Eid al-Adha holiday
Move comes a day after Pervez Musharraf was granted bail in other cases that apparently had paved way for ending six months of house arrest
Election authorities have wrapped up a three-week process of registering candidates for next April’s presidential vote
Despite calls for peace, insurgents keep up attacks on troops trying to assist quake-affected people in Baluchistan
Ongoing violence has prompted many to question PM Sharif’s plans, backed by myriad political parties, to seek peace negotiations with Islamist militants
Some say meeting of countries’ PMs might have helped ease Kashmir tensions, but many maintain deeper dialogue needed on other issues
Police say the remote-controlled bomb was placed in a car parked in Peshawar's oldest bazaar
Bus carrying government employees was bombed in Peshawar
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