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The article discusses an attack on a school in Peshawar, Pakistan by the Pakistani Taliban terrorist group in December 2014 that killed at least 141 people including 132 schoolchildren, and injured dozens more. The Taliban said the assault was in response to government attacks earlier in the year on Taliban positions along Pakistan's border with Afghanistan. All seven attackers, who were armed with guns and explosives, were killed.

The article reports on the vigil and meeting conducted by the families of the victims of the massacre and terrorist attack of Pakistani Taliban militants on the Army Public School in Peshawar, Pakistan on December 16, 2014.

The article reports that militant forces in Pakistan have joined forces with the Islamic fundamentalist organization Taliban to fight the Pakistani military.

The article reports the U.S. forces' handing over a militant wanted by Pakistan and killing several members of the Pakistani Taliban hiding in Afghanistan with a drone strike indicated a growing cooperation between the two countries.

The article discusses the rise in kidnappings in 2014 of wealthy businessmen and influential people by the Islamic militant group the Pakistani Taliban in Karachi, Pakistan, such as deputy speaker of parliament Moazzam Kalro, according to officials with Pakistan's Federal Investigation Agency.

The article looks at political and security conditions in the North Waziristan region of Pakistan as of July 2014, reporting on the Pakistani military's operation there and offering comments from refugees from the region on the violence and terror carried out there by the Taliban Islamist group.

The article discusses the conflicts and violence between the Pakistani military and the terrorist organization the Taliban in Pakistan as of June 2014 and reports that more Pakistani citizens have been displaced and have had to take refuge in areas such as Bannu, Pakistan.

The article discusses a report which claims that fighting within the ranks of the Pakistan Taliban Islamist group has caused the organization's peace talks with the Pakistani government to become stalled as of April 2014, focusing on Pakistan's Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and violence in Pakistan.