America's Post-Musharraf Policy

By Brian Katulis | August 21, 2008

A pair of suicide bombings earlier today that killed at least 100 people at a government arms factory near Pakistan's capital Islamabad is the latest in a series of deadly attacks that have been on the rise in Pakistan. Tehrik-e-Taliban, Pakistan's Taliban, claimed responsibility for the attack and promised that more would come if the Pakistani military continued its recent offensive against militant groups in the Bajaur Agency, one of the tribal areas bordering Afghanistan. During the past year, violence between Pakistan's security forces and the Taliban has increased, as have the number of terrorist attacks like the one today.

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This article was originally published in The Guardian Online.