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CIA chief Leon Panetta yesterday held talks in Pakistan and found agreement on intelligence co-operation as President Barack Obama nears a decision on troop deployments to Afghanistan, Islamabad said.
Bomb attacks yesterday killed 23 people in Afghanistan, a deadly start to President Hamid Karzai’s second term that underscored spiralling insecurity nine years into the US-led war.
 
Afghan President Hamid Karzai got down to business yesterday after being sworn in for a second-term as the world watches to see if he can deliver on his pledges to clean up his government and work to bring peace to his war-ravaged nation.
A suspected US missile strike in Pakistan’s north-western tribal region yesterday killed at least eight militants, while 13 more died in clashes with Pakistani troops, officials said.
Pakistan police said yesterday they were holding a suspect in connection with a suicide attack at a UN office last month and a string of other bombings in the capital Islamabad.
Doctors at the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (Pims) in Islamabad are trying to save a baby born with his heart and intestines outside the body.
Work on the Rs12bn new Islamabad international airport has come to a grinding halt with the sponsor, the Civil Aviation Authority, watching in utter helplessness and apathy.
Professor Asim Khwaja has become the first Pakistani to achieve tenure at Harvard Kennedy School of Government. Tenure guarantees academic freedom as well as job security. Tenure is offered to the best and brightest of the professors who show the most promise in increasing the university’s reputation through their research, books and unique ideas.
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