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Pakistan: Suspected drone strike kills 4

A suspected drone strike killed at least four people in a mountainous border region where the Taliban has long operated, Pakistani officials said Thursday.

Hillary Clinton urges openness between U.S., Pakistan

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Friday she did not come to Pakistan for "happy talk."

Clinton has tough sell in repairing scarred relationship with Pakistan

Just a few hours after Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrived in Islamabad, a massive car bomb exploded in a crowded market frequented by women in the northwest city of Peshawar, a two-hour drive away.

Helicopter crash in Pakistan kills 3

Three people were killed Saturday when hostile fire caused a Pakistani military transport helicopter to crash, Pakistani officials said.

Pakistan says rebel blamed in Iran attack is in Afghanistan

Pakistan denied Wednesday that it is harboring a Sunni rebel leader accused of orchestrating a suicide attack in neighboring Iran.

Battle rages over Pakistan militant stronghold

Heavily armed militants put up a fierce fight on Tuesday to protect a Taliban stronghold in South Waziristan, Pakistan's military said.

Petraeus, Kerry visit Pakistan as military battles militants

The top U.S. military commander for the Middle East and Central Asia visited Pakistan on Monday as the Pakistani army battled Taliban militants in the country's northwest, U.S. Embassy officials said.

Pakistani forces capture village in Taliban stronghold

Pakistani soldiers and militants battled Saturday in the country's vast tribal region, with more than a dozen insurgents killed in airstrikes, at least four soldiers slain in skirmishes and a key village seized by troops, the military said.

Pakistan faces new wave of Taliban attacks

Pakistan's army chief briefed the country's top leaders Friday on the tenuous security situation as the government combats a new wave of attacks believed to have been orchestrated by Taliban militants.

Obama signs $7.5 billion Pakistan aid bill

President Obama signed legislation providing an additional $7.5 billion in assistance to the Pakistani government.

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