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Authorities yet to form jirga to hold talks with militants regarding the release of abducted labourers.

A tribal jirga in Dir will take action against the Taliban after three men from Dir Lashkar were kidnapped and killed.

The clash took place between two tribes in the Khewaas area of Kurram Agency.

Gas loadshedding continues for a third consecutive day with more than 1,500 factories in Punjab still without gas.

The huge relief effort undertaken by the Pakistani Army have forced it to alter plans to combat the militants.

Two policemen were injured in an attack on a local church in Mardan district early Monday, police said.

Six people were killed and two were injured in a US drone strike in the Data Khel area of North Waziristan.

Shells fired by coalition forces in Afghanistan killed at least three people across the border in Pakistan.

At least six people were killed in a clash between two tribes in a row over the distribution of irrigation water.

A fourth drone strike in 24 hours occurred in North Waziristan Agency early on Thursday morning.

Ten people were killed and six injured in an explosion next to a vehicle in Dol Ragha in Kurram Agency.

Gunmen kidnapped the vice-chancellor of the Islamia College University (ICU) in Peshawar.

This is the second attack on an educational institution in upper Swat in less than four days.

At least 20 people were killed in a suicide bomb attack at a police residential complex in Kohat.

It seems that terrorists have decided on intensifying the impact of the disastrous floods.

The Taliban are continuing their campaign of indiscriminate violence.

Over 600 militants killed during the Orakzai operation, while 250 have been rounded-up say officials.

The Taliban claimed responsibility for Monday's suicide attack on a police station in Lakki Marwat that killed 19.

The flood in Swat Valley has destroyed roads, bridges and cut off access to remote areas.

Corps Commander Peshawar says around 100,000 stranded people have been moved to safe locations.

The strike occurred in Khar Qamar, a village in Datta Khel area.

The Peshawar High Court has suspended the notifications issued by the institution’s chief executive.

Militants blew up a school in Landi Arbab area of Peshawar late last night.

At least 18 militants were killed, and 16 others were injured, in two incidents.

Bags of wheat flour and tins of cooking oil bearing the logos of international aid agencies being sold in Peshawar.

This is the first such instance after Operation Rah-e-Raast concluded in the Swat Valley more than a year ago.

Unannounced load-shedding and lengthy power outages have dealt a major blow to the business sector.

Pakistan’s floods are likely to delay army offensives against Taliban insurgents, the US defence secretary said.

At least 10 people were killed in two strikes by US pilot-less drones in North Waziristan.

Two people were killed in a suicide blast that occurred in an Ahmadi worship place in Mardan during Friday prayers.

One policeman was killed and two injured in an explosion at Ring road in Peshawar on Friday morning.

The victims – all women – were targeted as they returned home on foot from their school.

A female teacher was killed and two of her colleagues were wounded when masked militants shot them in an ambush.

In better times children used to chase ice cream trucks, but now food has become the biggest blessing for them.

On the outskirts of Peshawar, residents are taking security into their own hands.

SNGPL on Tuesday announced that Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa and Punjab will have a five-day gas holiday starting September 13.

Sitting around those rendered homeless by the floods are the others who’ve lost homes for the second time.

Calamity after calamity has descended over the Swat Valley.

Swat Valley became the most polio affected region under the Taliban rule.

The number of patients suffering from diarrhoea and skin infections is on the rise in Dera Ismail Khan.

Out of the total of 76,564 acres of land used for rice cultivation, 54,665 acres were simply washed away.

Three militants holed up in a security building close to several army installations and the US Consulate surrendered.

Some 23 teenage boys jumped into the flooded Swat River to collect firewood, but were caught up in the surging water.

The new twist in the tale came after the MC received a letter signed by the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Health Minister.

The strike hit Shahidano village in the violence-wracked Kurram tribal district, 100 kilometres southwest of Peshawar.

Out of sight, out of mind, seems to be an apt proverb for the woes of the people of Dera Ismail Khan.

The Taliban have hinted they may launch attacks against foreign flood relief workers in Pakistan.

Intelligence agencies had information about the whereabouts of Nasib Zada.

Landslides struck the Karakoram Highway in Kohistan on Wednesday.

It is better for us to leave for Afghanistan, instead of trying to live in this camp, argued Salim.