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Pakistani Prime Minister Raja Pervez has ordered a "targeted operation" against militants in Quetta.
Pakistani Interior Minister Rehman Malik ordered Pakistan Telecommunication Authority to suspend mobile phone services in 60 cities Friday.
An Islamic religious scholar leading Pakistanis on his human rights and anti-corruption campaign reached Islamabad Tuesday, calling on the government to quit.
A Taliban group's offer of a conditional truce is unacceptable since militants cannot dictate to Pakistani officials, Interior Minister Rehman Malik said.
Cellphone service was suspended in Karachi, Pakistan, Friday, after police expressed concerns about a possible terrorist threat.
The Pakistani Taliban, rejecting peace talks with the government, said it will keep fighting until Pakistan's "secular rulers" are ousted, a spokesman said.
At least seven people, including three children, were killed and 18 were injured in a bomb attack on a Shiite religious procession in Pakistan, officials said.
Pakistani lawmakers are working to find a way to filter anti-Islam content on YouTube so Pakistani users will be able to access the site, officials said.
Two Pakistani girls injured in a Taliban attack will be given a medal usually reserved for members of the military, the interior minister said Saturday.
Pakistani authorities said Monday they were looking for two youths suspected of wounding a teen girl known for her activism for girls' education.
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