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Pakistan
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Cause for Hope -- and Fear -- in Pakistan -
Can new Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif succeed? That will depend largely on whether he has the strength of will to resist the military and to confront radical Islamists.
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- U.S. Congress Should Clarify Authorization for War - Washington Post
- Sharif Must Curb Pakistan's Military - Amin Saikal
- Pakistan's Islamist-Friendly Prime Minister - Dawn
- Nawaz Sharif, Pakistan's Comeback Kid - Bruce Riedel, The Daily Beast
- Pakistan's Democratic Promise - Toronto Star
- Moves Quick to Form New Gov't
- Pakistan's Next PM Wants to End Decades-Old Feud with India
- Pakistan's Surprisingly Hopeful Election - Isaac Chotiner, New Republic
- Pakistan Is Still an Enemy of the U.S. - Max Boot, Commentary
- Pakistan Vote a Marker of Global Progress - Christian Science Monitor
- Brave Pakistanis Stood Up to the Radicals - Huma Yusuf, Latitude
- Sharif: U.S. Must Take Pakistani Drone Concerns More Seriously
- Can Nawaz Sharif Make Peace with the Taliban? - Claude Rakisits
- Karzai Telephones Nawaz
- Can a New Government Heal Pakistan? - Ishtiaq Ahmed, Daily Times
- Third Time's the Charm in Pakistan? - The Economist
- Is Sharif's Win Really Good News for India? - Praveen Swami, Firstpost
- Pakistan Army Helps Advance Democracy - Haroon Siddiqui, Toronto Star
- Nawaz Sharif Set for Victory
- Imran Khan's Tehreek-e-Insaaf Gains Foothold in Pakistan Politics
- NYT Reporter Expelled
- 16 Killed in Election Day Bombings
- Imran Khan Injured at Rally
- The Players and Their Policies
- High Turnout Despite Violence
- Despite Grave Dangers, an Energized Vote in Pakistan - Dawn
- Imran Khan Gains in Pakistan Vote, Sharif Remains Frontrunner
- Pakistan's Last Shot at Democracy - Anatol Lieven, Financial Times
- 38% of Youth Favor Sharia Law
- Bombs Hit Poll HQ in Northwest
- Pakistan's 'Change' Candidate Channels Obama - Omar Waraich, Time
- Democracy's Low Approval Rating in Pakistan - Aziz Nayani, The Atlantic
- Taliban Gunmen Abduct Ex-PM Gilani's Son at Election Rally
- Economy Grows 'in Spite of State'
- Khan 'Recovering' in Hospital
- Pakistan's Pivotal Vote
- In Balochistan, It's Nationalists vs. Separatists - Anita Joshua, The Hindu
- Pakistan Election: Bloodied, but Not Beaten - The Economist
- Imran Khan: Pakistan's Wildcard - Samira Shackle, New Statesman
- Pakistan's Old Feudal Elites Struggle - Omar Waraich, Time
- Is Nawaz Sharif the Answer to Pakistan's Problems? - The Economist
- Is Israel Really Pakistan's Enemy? - Farooq Yousaf, The Big Picture
- America's Drone Delusion - Steve Coll, The New Yorker
- Is Pakistan a Failing State? - Gustav Ranis
- The Af-Pak Peace Tipping Point - Chaudhary & Samad, The Daily Beast
- Are American Lives More Important? - Kevin Sullivan
- Pervez Musharraf: Yesterday's Man - The Australian
- Who Really Rules Pakistan? - Hasan-Askari Rizvi, The Express Tribune
- Time for Pakistan to Put Musharraf in the Past - Dawn
- Pakistan's Quiet Revolution - The Daily Star
- Musharaff's Great Folly Tests the Army - Arif Rafiq, Foreign Policy
- China's Dangerous India-Pak Nuclear Game - Harsh Pant, Japan Times
- Why Do Attacks in America Matter More? - Rafia Zakaria, Guernica
- How the U.S. Is Losing Pakistan - Omar Waraich, Time
- Pakistan's Electoral Wild Cards - Arif Rafiq, The Diplomat
- How Pakistan's Best and Brightest Flock to Terror - Sebastian Rotella
- Has Pakistan Changed Its Tune Toward Afghanistan? - International Institute for Strategic Studies
- Militants Threaten Pakistan's Election Process - Dawn
- India and Pakistan's Mandela - Rafia Zakaria, Philosophistan
- World's Megacities Move East - Joel Kotkin & Wendell Cox, New Geography
- Targeted Killing Comes to Define War on Terror - Scott Shane, NY Times
- Pakistan Election Signals Progress and Peril - The Guardian
- Is There Any Hope for Pakistan? - James Traub, Foreign Policy
- A Shocking Level of Violence in Pakistan - Dawn
- Taliban Threat Forces Pakistan's Musharraf to Cancel Welcome Rally
- Musharraf Returns to Pakistan
- Check Point Bomb Kills 17
- Thousands of Shiites Protest Deadly Mass Bombings in Pakistan
- Militants Attack Office, 5 Killed
- Shiites Demand Protection
- Tribesmen Push Taliban to Talk
- Bombings Fuel Sectarian Anger
- Time for Shias to Leave Pakistan?
- Sit-in Ends as Cleric, Pakistani Government, Reach Deal
- Cleric Raises Coup Fears
- Anti-corruption Chief Refuses to Arrest Prime Minister
- India, Pakistan to Ease Tensions
- Gov't Digs in Amid Cleric Pressure
- Gov't Besieged on Multiple Fronts
- Stock Exchange Takes a Hit
- Supreme Court Orders Arrest of Prime Minister in Corruption Case
- The Man Who Could Bring Down Pakistan's Government
- India PM Warns Pakistan
- Tensions Rise in Kashmir
- Thousands Gather for Pakistan Cleric's Protest March on Capital
- India Army Chief Warns Pakistan
- Shiites to Bury Bomb Victims
- Islamabad Sacks Quetta Gov't
- Pakistan, India Talks Fail
- Roadside Bomb Kills 14
- Families of Bombing Victims Line Bodies at Intersections
- Shia Families Refuse to Bury Dead
- Anti-Shia Militias Flex Power
- Pakistan and Afghanistan - Greg Scoblete
- Most Americans See Pakistani Complicity - Greg Scoblete
- Declaring Victory - Greg Scoblete
- Debating Pakistan - Greg Scoblete
- A Compound, Not a Cave - Greg Scoblete
- Pakistan: Friend or Foe? - Greg Scoblete
- Did Pakistan Betray Him? - Greg Scoblete