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The Pakistani Taliban-orchestrated attack killed at least three in a residential quarters of paramilitary group.
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In Pakistan's melting pot, politics, ethnicity, crime and land mix to form a violent, often deadly, combination.
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Last Modified: 19 Jun 2012 17:52 GMT
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At least six people dead and 16 injured as joint police and paramilitary operation against criminal elements continues.
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As death toll mounts to at least 98, provincial official issues shoot-at-sight orders in Pakistan's largest city.
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Homegrown group says it was responsible for explosion in police facility in Karachi that claimed at least 15 lives.
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Large explosion hits Criminal Investigation Department in Pakistani city, killing at least 15 people and injuring 100.
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Clashes between supporters of rival Pakistani political parties bring Zardari to the city.
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Police exchanged fire with outraged rioters as thousands gathered for the funerals of 20 killed in a bombing that ripped through a crowded Shia Muslim mosque on Monday.
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Last Modified: 01 Jun 2004 15:50 GMT
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