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Shukria Barakzai fears Afghan women's rights will worsen

Coinciding with an international troop pull-out from Afghanistan, politician Shukria Barakzai fears losing the human rights many women have fought

Pakistan

Peshawar survivors struggle to cope in aftermath of massacre

Those left behind after the Peshawar school attack are struggling to come to terms with life without loved ones, friends, or inspirational teachers

Pakistan

Pakistanis protest against Taliban as army intensifies offensive in north-west

In a sign the Taliban’s school massacre may have brought about a change in attitudes to the Islamic extremists in Pakistan there have been big

Pakistan

Peshawar pupils fear a return to school as mourning period ends

ok Peshawar pupils fear a return to school as mourning period ends Children are preparing to return to school following the massacre of 132 pupils by

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Pakistan's Christians commemorate victims of Taliban school attack

Pakistan

Pakistan begins investigations into school massacre

Investigators in Pakistan have begun to piece together the evidence in one of the worst terrorist attacks in the country. The Inspector General of

Pakistan

Malala joins condemnation of Taliban attack

The words of Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala which mixed with children, parents and politicians as the world reacted in shock to the Taliban attack

Pakistan

Images from inside Pakistan school show ferocity of militant assault

As the horrific details of the attack begin to emerge, and witnesses recount their ordeal, cameras have been allowed inside the school. The sheer

Pakistan

Afghan Taliban condemn Pakistani Taliban attack on Peshawar school

The massacre of 141 people, mostly high school students, in northwestern Pakistan has been condemned by the Afghan Taliban - traditionally allied to the group that committed the atrocity, the Pakistan

Afghanistan

President Ghani fiercely attacks the Taliban and calls their violence "un-Islamic"

With the Taliban constantly probing for weaknesses in and around the Afghan capital and regaining ground as international military forces leave

Afghanistan

Death toll rises in Afghanistan as Taliban step up attacks

More signs in Afghanistan that the security situation is far from stable with a suicide bomb attack in Kabul on a bus carrying soldiers. Six were

My Europe Series

NATO operations have ended in Afghanistan. What and where should its next role be?

World

Afghanistan efforts 'haven't gone to waste' in election

USA

'War is dirty' - US Defence Secretary defends prisoner swap

Afghanistan

Afghanistan: Taliban insurgents attack guest house used by foreigners in Kabul

Pakistan

Pakistani Taliban announces ceasefire to revive peace talks

World

Imran Khan: talks with Taliban are the only solution to insurgency

Pakistan

Chaudhry Aslam, policeman with 'nine lives' loses to Taliban in Karachi

World

Lessons to take home: girls' education in Pakistan

Afghanistan

Afghanistan opium harvest hits record levels