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Pakistan’s Impossible Year
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An already-shaky nation faces 2013’s divisive elections and a volatile army turnover....
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The Next Bhutto—Benazir’s Son
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Bilawal Bhutto Zardari aims to pick up his late mother’s vision for Pakistan—and mend U.S. ties....
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Gilani’s Slap on the Wrist
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Pakistan convicted Prime Minister Gilani of contempt—though he only spent 30 seconds in jail....
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U.S.-Pakistan: At Long Last, a Thaw
Islamabad finally clears the way to reopen NATO’s main Afghan supply route—and Washington hopes for help getting the Taliban to talk.... MORE
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The Struggle for Normalization
India-Pakistan relations, hurt by Mumbai attacks, are improving. MORE
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How Long Can Zardari Hang On?
Pakistan’s Supreme Court pursues Swiss corruption charges against the president—but that’s not half his worries.... MORE
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Pakistan Prez Has Heart Attack: Report
Spokesman denies rumors he will resign. MORE
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America's Shadow State in Pakistan
U.S.-Pakistani relations may be on the rocks, but the CIA’s secret friends in the country fight on. MORE
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Blasphemy Backlash
Within hours of the slaying of Punjab Gov.... MORE
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Powerful Generals Fuel New Asian Arms Race
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Despite Crises, Pakistan Is the Bravest Nation
Pakistan is not a perfect country.... MORE
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Pakistani Law and Disorder
Pakistan and its problems remain at the center of world attention.... MORE
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Zardari: We Are Fighting to Save Pakistan
President Asif Ali Zardari talks about the would-be Times Square bomber, relations with the United States and India, and the stability of his own government. MORE
