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Seventeen people were killed in a bus bombing in Hangu; no terror group has claimed the attack. The Taliban bombed a NATO fuel tanker in Khyber.
17 killed in bus bombing in northwestern Pakistan
The attack is the latest in an area adjacent to the Taliban-controlled tribal agency of North Waziristan.Canadian jihadists training in North Waziristan: report
The Canadians were recruited to train in Pakistan after fighting for nine months in Afghanistan.One person was killed in a rocket attack in Mardan. The Taliban bombed a health clinic in Mohmand and torched two NATO fuel tankers in Kalat.
Canadian militants training for jihad: reports
Canada - Police probe claims of locals training with al-Qaeda
North Waziristan did not feature in Zardari-Obama talks
Urban 'terrorism' growing threat in Pakistan: report
Taliban attack NATO fuel trucks in Baluchistan
The Taliban claimed it carried out the attack on 16 NATO fuel tankers in Baluchistan. Five Taliban fighters were killed in a landmine explosion in Arakzai.
Pakistan - Madrassah reforms making no headway
Pakistan - Tank police imparted anti-terrorism training
Al-Qaeda to unleash Western jihadis
Pakistani terrorist fight leads to polio spike
Death threats for Pakistan blasphemy law reformers
Security forces killed 21 Taliban fighters in Arakzai and Kurram. The Taliban killed a policewoman and five relatives in Bannu, and destroyed 20 NATO fuel tankers in Baluchistan. Five people in North Waziristan were killed by a mortar fired from Afghanistan.
Hardliners rally against Pope across Pakistan's Punjab
Police: Two clerics in Pakistan allegedly inspired governor's killing
The Taliban killed four policemen in IED attacks in Bannu and Khyber. Security forces killed seven Taliban fighters in Arakzai. Seventeen people, including a journalist, were killed in Karachi. Lashkar-e-Taiba chief Hafiz Saeed wants the government to defend him in a US court.
