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Washington Times - Pakistani girls seek better education, by Betsy Pisnik
Washington Times - Attack exposes a vulnerable Pakistan, by Raza Khan
Reuters - Bomb attack on Pakistani police kills eight, by Alamgir Bitani
Times Online UK - Gunmen who attacked cricketers in Lahore 'had links to al-Qaeda', by Zahid Hussein
Reuters - Pakistani police say making progress on attackers, by Kamran Haider
Long War Journal - Pakistan denies India behind Lahore attack, by Bill Roggio
Associated Press - Opposition leader: Pakistan security has collapsed, by Rizwan Ali and Chris Brummitt
Times Online - Australian cricket umpires: 'Pakistan abandoned us in our hour of need', by Anne Barrowclough and Jeremy Page
BBC - Pakistan president in gunmen vow
Christian Science Monitor - Pakistani vigilantes take on Taliban, by Ayesha Nasir
Associated Press - Attack spoils Pakistan's World Cup status
Associated Press - Gunmen attack Sri Lankan cricket team in Pakistan, by Rizwan Ali
Long War Journal - Pakistani terrorists assault Sri Lankan cricket team in Lahore, by Bill Roggio
Associated Press - Afghan civilians could bear brunt of increased war, by Rahim Faiez
Reuters - NATO warns on security if Afghans vote early
Washington Post - Tactical Success, Strategic Defeat, by Pamela Constable
Reuters - Suspected U.S. missile attack kills 8 in Pakistan
Long War Journal - US airstrike kills eight in South Waziristan, by Bill Roggio
Christian Science Monitor - To stem terror in Pakistan, US looks beyond military, by Howard LaFranchi
Reuters - Americans relieved as Obama pledges Iraq winddown, by Ed Stoddard
Associated Press - Leaving Iraq: Shift to south, exit through desert, by Chelsea J. Carter
Reuters - Afghans protest against foreign troops, by Sayed Salahuddin
Reuters - FACTBOX: Security developments in Afghanistan
Reuters - U.S., Afghans, Pakistanis plan regular 3-way talks, by Paul Eckert and Andrew Gray