Saturday eleven people were killed when a suicide bomber detonated himself at a police check point in Peshawar Pakistan. Reports indicate that the bomber was in an altercation with police before his deadly payload went off.

A contestant on a Pakistan reality TV show drowned while performing a challenge during filming of the show. Saad Khan drowned on August 19 while filming was underway for the the Pakistan reality TV show's 10th episode. Contestant Khan's drowning was not made public until after his body was returned home to southern Pakistan in the city of Karachi.

A notorious Taliban leader has been killed by a U.S. airstrike. According to a senior Taliban commander, Baitullah Mehsud and his second wife were killed by a CIA missile strike that hit a farmhouse in South Waziristan in Pakistan.

Pakistani intelligence officials say a suspected U.S. drone (unmanned aircraft) fired missiles on Taliban and al-Qaida hideouts in the South Waziristan tribal region Friday, killing at least 10 people.

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Suicide attackers in a truck launched an assault Tuesday night on the luxury Pearl Continental Hotel on Tuesday night. The attackers stormed past guards, firing guns as they did, before setting off a huge explosion that killed at least eleven people and wounded dozens more.

Islamabad and Tehran have signed a 25-year natural gas pipeline deal under which Iran aims to export some 150 million cubic meters of gas to Pakistan per day. But there are some major obstacles to overcome before any Iranian gas actually crosses the border into Pakistan - and even more before that gas can be routed to India.

The United Nations is appealing for more than $500 million to assist nearly 2 million Pakistanis displaced by fighting between army troops and Taliban militants in Swat Valley. The United Nations says the scale and speed of the humanitarian crisis unfolding in Pakistan is extraordinary.

Pakistan government averted a major political crisis by agreeing to the major demands of the opposition party, Pakistan Muslim League (N) led by former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif. The current crisis was precipitated when the Supreme Court recently barred Sharif from contesting in future elections alleging past corruption cases. His brother Shahbaz who was the Chief Minister of the populous Punjab province was also removed for alleged election irregularities.

The Prime Minister has announced the restoration of deposed Chief Justice, Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry along with all judges of the superior courts. PM's action defuses the looming crisis in already unstable Pakistan.

Protests begin in Pakistan despite ban. Emergency rule and mass arrests leave Pakistan on the brink. As two political titans duel amid a crackdown who is the good guy? VOA reports.