His Maternal InstinctSource: The New York Times
She is an illiterate woman from the tribal areas of Pakistan who almost died in childbirth a year after marrying at the age of 12.
Huge blast rocks Pakistani citySource: BBC News
A suicide car bomber has attacked police headquarters in the Pakistani city of Lahore, killing at least 23 people and injuring 200, police say.
Woman gives birth on planeSource: abc.net.au
A six-months pregnant Pakistani gave birth to a premature baby aboard a flight from Islamabad to Britain, forcing an emergency landing in Warsaw, a spokesman for the Polish capital's airport said.
"In 3 Weeks I Will Be Put to My Death"Source: Digg
A Mississauga woman says she'll be the victim of an honour killing by her estranged husband, a Muslim extremist, when she's deported to Pakistan at the end of the month.
Militants wound Sri Lanka cricketers in PakistanSource: Independent.co.uk
A dozen gunmen attacked Sri Lanka's cricket team today with rifles, grenades and rockets, wounding six players and a British coach while killing six Pakistanis in Lahore, Pakistan, officials said.
Pakistan arrests 6 over Mumbai attacksSource: International Herald Tribune
Pakistan acknowledged Thursday for the first time in public that parts of the Mumbai terror attacks had been planned on its soil and said six new suspects were being held, including "the main operator."
Pakistan rejects Mumbai claims as propagandaSource: abc.net.au
Pakistan has rejected Indian claims that "official agencies" backed the Mumbai attacks, saying the accusations were irresponsible and a sure way to raise tensions between the neighbours.
US TV networks leaving IraqSource: International Herald Tribune
Quietly, as the U.S. presidential election and its aftermath have dominated the news, three American broadcast networks - CBS, NBC and ABC - have stopped sending full-time correspondents to Iraq.
Mumbai attackers all from Pakistan: IndiaSource: sbs.com.au
All the gunmen who carried out the Mumbai attacks that left 172 people dead were from neighbouring Pakistan, India's deputy home minister told the BBC in an interview on Monday
Pakistani textile 'treasures' to be on display in New YorkSource: dailytimes.com.pk
Pakistani textile 'treasures' will be on display at New York's Rubin Museum of Art when an exhibition presenting an array of fine hand-stitched embroidery from the subcontinent opens on December 12, and will remain open until May 11 2009.
'US missiles' hit Pakistan schoolSource: BBC News
Missiles thought to have been fired by the US have killed at least seven students of a religious school in north-western Pakistan, witnesses say.
Kashmir set for its first train serviceSource: BBC News
The first ever train service is due to open on Saturday in the disputed territory of Kashmir, claimed by both India and Pakistan. The line is in the Indian-administered part of Kashmir and could have a dramatic impact on people's lives.
Mustafa Qadri: The Taliban's War Against MuslimsSource: newmatilda.com
Since the start of this year a range of pro-Taliban militant groups in Pakistan's North Western Frontier Province have been calling themselves Tehreek-e-Taliban. The party claims to represent the Taliban "brand" in Pakistan.
Pakistan restores eight judgesSource: BBC News
Eight of the judges sacked last November by former Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf have been reinstated.
In gritty Karachi, husband-wife team saves unwanted babiesSource: Christian Science Monitor
The heads of the foundation, the husband and wife team of Abdul Sattar Edhi and Bilquis Edhi, have achieved a revered status for their work pulling abandoned babies from the dumps and drains of Karachi and receiving them from mothers with no questions asked.
US freezing Danes' moneySource: jp.dk
A Lolland dress shop owner has had a payment for six dresses made in Pakistan frozen by the US on fears that it is being used to support terrorism
Pakistan says US airstrike killed 11 troopsSource: International Herald Tribune
The Pakistani government on Wednesday condemned U.S. air and artillery strikes that it said killed 11 paramilitary soldiers during a clash on the Afghan border.
Karachi power cuts hit millionsSource: BBC News
Millions of people in Pakistan's largest city have been without electricity, following a power outage.
Pakistan's state-run utility said it had cut supplies to Karachi because the city's power company had not paid its bills. Outages occurred in the morning.