K-P

We now have killings by terrorist death squads who have struck in South Waziristan, Peshawar and Kurram Agency.

The strike hit the Dandey Darpa Khel area, the main town in North Waziristan killing 13 militants and 7 civilians.

At least 30 people, among them a prominent cleric and former legislator, were killed and 40 more wounded.

People of Kalam and adjoining villages are in dire need of clean drinking water and food.

Twenty-three days ago, they had a home. Now, flood victims line the Grand Trunk Road which has become home.

This is the first time a provincial government has approached donors directly with a request for financial aid.

A population of nearly 80,000 is stranded with rising prices due to poor food supply and no electricity.

Nasreen, a 50-year-old mother of six, had been sleeping in the verandah for over 20 days.

Dozens of armed militants attacked a mosque and a police checkpoint in Peshawar, killing two local elders.

PM visited Swat along with CM Hoti and Information Minister Qamar Zaman Kaira to review the situation.

The workers say that aid coming in is not nearly enough to cope with the existing health problems.

“There were 60 houses in this colony here,” says Damorai resident pointing towards a hollow in the mountain.

The division’s commissioner told the media that 10 people are still missing in the administrative division.

The government on Tuesday stopped providing assistance to the flood victims to force them to return home.

Hoti said a donors conference will be convened to muster resources for the rehabilitation of flood-affectees.

An official of the livestock department said 15 districts were affected by the devastating floods in the province.

UN confirms the country’s first cholera case in Mingora. 36,000 people said to be suffering from acute diarrhoea.

"Many more people would starve to death if they don’t get food in the next two days...”

The government is studying plans to raise a levies force to counter militancy, terrorism.

Information Minister Mian Iftikhar Hussain said that the Rs2 trillion worth of losses were just initial estimates.

The drone strike killed at least seven persons, including a key militant commander, sources said.

Is trouble in Fata caused by radicalisation of tribal society or is it a tribal backlash? I believe it's the latter.

President Asif Ali Zardari has already signed the Nizam-e-Adal regulation into law after it was passed by parliament.

Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa has suffered losses worth Rs2 trillion in the wake of this monsoon’s devastating floods.

Mian Iftikhar said that 95% aid of the total foreign assistance will go to K-P as it suffered the most.

Ruined houses, dead cattle and hapless survivors imploring for aid, these are the scenes one comes across in K-P.

The US has announced another $20 million, a day after the TTP offered to match the amount.

PML-N chief Nawaz Sharif has said that his party would pursue the Hazara province at a suitable time.

A handful of tourists and enthusia­stic locals can now be seen visiting the CD shops and markets.

Federal lawmaker Mehtab Ahmed Khan claimed that the earthquake rehabilitation projects have been abandoned in Hazara.

After the July 29 flood destroyed Sial Khan’s entire village, he no longer feels like going back.

The Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa government said that persistent rains had greatly disrupted relief efforts.

Elders of the Sikh community have said that the floods have swept away at least 50 shops belonging to their community.

Pari Bibi’s doleful countenance suddenly lights up with glee as she catches sight of me approaching the camp.

A fresh spell of downpours continued to lash Khyber-P­akhtunkh­wa on Sunday killing nine people.

Relief efforts are underway as the floods continue to devastate and ravage various parts of the country.

At least four people were killed and 10 injured on Friday when police opened fire on demonstrators.

Devastating floods have affected an estimated 4.5 million people across Pakistan according to the UN.

Pakistani security officials and relatives offer funeral prayers for the chief of Pakistan's Frontier Constabulary.

Militants have been launching increasingly daring attacks on high-value targets in recent weeks.

Bibi Gul sits in a makeshift camp, feeding her seven-month-old son, as tears roll down her cheeks.