Is Pakistan Collapsing? -- News Updates

Taliban supporters march in Swat Valley, Pakistan Photo: AP

Taliban Advance: Is Pakistan Nearing Collapse? -- Time Magazine

The move by Taliban-backed militants into the Buner district of northwestern Pakistan, closer than ever to Pakistan's capital of Islamabad, have prompted concerns both within the country and abroad that the nuclear-armed nation of 165 million is on the verge of inexorable collapse.

On Wednesday a local Taliban militia crossed from the Swat Valley — where a February cease-fire allowed the implementation of strict Islamic, or Shari'a, law — into the neighboring Buner district, which is just a few hours drive from Islamabad (65 miles, separated by a mountain range, as the crow flies).

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Global concern as Taliban advance in Pakistan -- Yahoo News/AFP
Taliban advance eastward, threaten Islamabad -- Long War Journal
Zakaria: 'Spiraling chaos' possible in Pakistan -- CNN
Clinton: Pakistan realizing threat from insurgents -- AP
Taliban creating 'safe haven' in heart of Pakistan -- The Telegraph
Pakistan moves to halt advance of Taliban just 60 miles from capital -- the Telegraph
Gilani warns of government action in Swat -- UPI
Pakistan deploys troops in Taliban-held district -- Yahoo News/Reuters
Pakistan deploys troops to areas overrun by Taliban -- AFP
Pakistan makes show of force against Taliban -- Christian Science Monitor
Pakistan Military Says Troops Kill 11 Militants In Tribal Area -- Wall Street Journal
Militants burn NATO fuel tankers in Pakistan -- Yahoo News/AP
Four policemen among 5 injured in Quetta grenade attack -- Daily Times
Taliban turn children into live bombs -- Daily Times
Pakistan's Peace Accord With Taliban Draws Opposition Criticism -- Bloomberg
Pakistan and America -- the Telegraph commentary

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