We have started to collect the most important news related to Pakistan in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A Pakistan news channel says it is under pressure over its coverage of the row over the country's top judge.
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A court in Pakistan charges seven people over last year's attacks in the Indian city of Mumbai which left 170 people dead.
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Dr Naseem Ashraf resigns as Pakistan Cricket Board head, along with the three-member selection committee.
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Children in Pakistan are increasingly exposed to abuse, kidnapping and violence, a new report says.
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Three Pakistani Christians have gone missing from the Pakistan-Afghanistan border area, their families say.
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Christians in north-west Pakistan ask for protection following an ultimatum for them to convert to Islam.
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Eight Christians are killed in unrest in central Pakistan, after days of tension sparked by the rumoured desecration of a Koran.
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The scale of war damage to the main city in the Swat valley becomes clear, a day after it was captured by Pakistan troops.
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At least 27 people are killed by a blast in the centre of the north-western Pakistani city of Peshawar, police say.
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A strike in Karachi paralyses the city after 41 people die in two days of violence in the Pakistani city.
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At least six civilians have been killed in clashes between troops and militants in the Khyber tribal region of north-west Pakistan, officials say.
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At least 11 civilians die after troops shell suspected militant positions in north-western Swat Valley, locals say.
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A US soldier is shot dead at a meeting with Pakistani troops near the Afghan border, a Pakistani official says.
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The number of militants killed in clashes in Pakistan's North Waziristan tribal area rises to 40, the army says.
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More than 50 suspected militants have been killed in clashes across Pakistan's north-west, as others surrendered, the army says.
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At least 22 militants are killed amid deadly clashes between rival militant groups in north-west Pakistan, officials say.
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At least 80 people are killed in sectarian clashes in a tribal area of Pakistan bordering Afghanistan, officials say.
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More people are killed in renewed Shia-Sunni violence in Pakistan a day after more than 30 people died.
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At least 94 militants, 14 soldiers and around 28 civilians are killed over the last week in the Pakistani valley of Swat.
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The Pakistani cleric, Hafiz Mohammad Saeed, denounces a UN decision to put him on a terror blacklist as leader of a militant front group.
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A radical cleric says his followers will not surrender as tensions mount at Pakistan's besieged Red Mosque.
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The deputy leader of a rebel mosque in Islamabad has said he and his followers are ready to surrender.
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The top cleric of a mosque being besieged by Pakistani forces urges students to surrender or flee.
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Radical Muslim clerics and scholars in Pakistan demand the Pope's removal for what they call insults against Islam.
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Geoff Lawson is sacked as coach of Pakistan with immediate effect.
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The party of former Pakistani PM Nawaz Sharif is meeting to decide whether to remain in government.
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Former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif says his party is pulling out of the country's multi-party governing coalition.
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Pakistan admit the terror attacks in Mumbai have made India's Test tour of the country in January unlikely.
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US financial aid to Pakistan is "unacceptable" if linked to monitoring of its nuclear arsenal, Pakistan's finance minister says.
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Pakistan's military says an American air strike which left 11 of its soldiers dead was a "cowardly attack".
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Tests confirm Pakistan's first cases of the deadly H5N1 strain of bird flu, officials say.
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Pakistan is to hold general elections on 8 January 2008, the chief election commissioner confirms.
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Pakistani officials say for the first time that five foreign militants died in last week's US air strike on a village.
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Five suspected militants held in Punjab province are US nationals wanted by the FBI, the US and Pakistan say.
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Pakistani intelligence officials are questioning the chief spokesman for the Taliban in the country, who was arrested on Monday.
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Pakistan claim they will lose out on over £7m after being stripped of co-hosting any 2011 World Cup games.
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A bomb blast outside a court building in the north-western Pakistani city of Peshawar kills at least 19 people, medics say.
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Pakistan's Supreme Court slashes a new carbon tax imposed on oil by the government, bringing down oil prices.
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A brief hearing is held in the Pakistani city of Rawalpindi for five men accused of a role in last year's Mumbai attacks.
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Pakistan's supreme court suspends an inquiry into misconduct charges against the top judge.
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Pakistan's Supreme Court issues a key election ruling a day after the president held back from emergency rule.
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A Pakistani court orders that two men have their noses and ears cut off, after they did the same to a woman they abducted.
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Pakistan's top court rejects an Indian man's attempt to have his death sentence for spying overturned.
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Pakistan's top court invalidates an amnesty on corruption, opening the way for allies of the president to be prosecuted.
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The future of international cricket in Pakistan is in doubt following Tuesday's attack, says the International Cricket Council.
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Several of Pakistan's cricketers avoid the media at Lahore airport on their return from a traumatic World Cup.
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Pakistan's cricketers are returning home after the murder of coach Bob Woolmer and shock World Cup exit.
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The Pakistani cricket team who won the Twenty20 cricket final return home amid tight security, disappointing waiting fans.
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