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By AFP and Newsweek Pakistan Border-security forces in Rajasthan say the dead bird, equipped with a camera, may have been spying for Pakistan.
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Apr 15 2013 By AFP and Newsweek Pakistan 
Apr 14 2013 By Newsweek Pakistan Three explosions on Saturday claim at least nine lives.
Apr 12 2013 By Rimmel Mohydin The country’s left-of-center parties have more than just the jihadists standing between them and electoral victory.
FAFEN officer claims none of the rejected 1,209 National Assembly candidates were disqualified on the basis of corruption.
Apr 11 2013 By AFP The U.S. government must prove that Pfc. Bradley Manning knowingly helped Al Qaeda by leaking secret documents to WikiLeaks in order to convict him.
Hers is the first bid for Parliament by a woman from Pakistan’s violence-pocked tribal areas. But does Badaam Zari have a shot at winning?
Attacks on health workers in Pakistan’s northwest and in Karachi have claimed 21 lives since December.
Candidates go where they have the best chance of winning, and political parties keenly court individuals of electoral significance.
Apr 09 2013 By AFP and Newsweek Pakistan Bassem Youssef is facing a slew of charges, including allegedly insulting Pakistan.
An unusually circumspect Supreme Court turns down a request for the former president and Army chief’s arrest—for now.
The 110-member monitoring team will observe polling in 193 out of 272 constituencies nationwide.
The long war in Pakistan’s northwest is taking a toll on the mental health of its besieged residents.
Even in Bhutto central, the Taliban-threatened Pakistan Peoples Party seems to have left many disillusioned.
After his nomination papers are rejected from Karachi and Kasur, the former president receives good news from Chitral.
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