Almost two years after Pakistan's army swept through the Swat Valley to drive out a terrifying Taliban regime, the valley's residents fear that slow economic recovery in the area could undo military gains and allow a militant return. Full story
Seven suspected militants were killed early Sunday in a clash with Pakistani security forces in a northwest valley once controlled by the Taliban, police said. Full story
After traveling days on foot--and in some cases via zip line--thousands gather at one of the only food handouts in the Swat Valley. NBC's Stephanie Gosk reports.
Many across the nation have escaped the water with little else than their lives. NBC’s Stephanie Gosk reports.
Relief coming in slowly to Pakistan. NBC's Stephanie Gosk reports from Swat Valley, Pakistan.
As relief workers struggled to deliver aid to flood-ravaged Pakistan, the UN confirmed Saturday that waterborne diseases including cholera have broken out. NBC's Stephanie Gosk reports.
One year after the Pakistani army pushed the Taliban out of the Swat Valley, reconstruction works have stalled, the government has run out of money and schoolchildren are trying to learn in desperate conditions. NBC's Carol Grisanti reports.
TO GO WITH Pakistan-unrest-northwest-tourism-ski,FOCUS by Lehaz AliThis picture taken on March 20, 2011 shows a Pakistani soldier walking in the destroyed 72-room hotel owned by the state-run Pakistan Tourism Development Corporation in the mountains of the Malam Jabba resort, 300 kilometres northw
Pakistani farmers pack oranges at a shop in Barkot, a village of Swat valley on December 23, 2010. Pakistan launched a major offensive in Swat last year to clear the valley of Taliban and restore government control. AFP PHOTO/Farooq NAEEM
