Pakistan's parliament elects former Water and Power Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf as new prime minister - @Reuters

Bombings at 2 mosques in northwest Pakistan kill at least 10 people, police say - @AP

Five Pakistan soldiers killed in an attack on a convoy - @dawn_com

White House: President Obama spoke with Nawaz Sharif to congratulate him on his party's success in Pakistan's parliamentary elections - via @NBCNews

US Ambassador Richard Olson met with PML-N leader Nawaz Sharif in Lahore Tuesday and congratulated him on election success.

House arrest of Pakistan's former military ruler Pervez Musharraf extended by 14 days - @NewsweekPak

Nawaz Sharif appears able to form new Pakistani government without establishing coalition with main rivals - @Reuters

Supporters of Pakistan's Musharraf win 2 seats in the country's northwest after flouting party boycott of the election - @AFP

Report: Protests have broken out in Lahore and Karachi by Imran Khan supporters over alleged rigging in Pakistan's election - @SalmanMasood

President Obama's statement on Pakistan elections: 'I congratulate the people of Pakistan on the successful completion of yesterday's parliamentary elections' - via @NBCNews

Imran Khan says democracy moving forward in Pakistan but alleges vote-rigging - @AFP

Pakistan's parliament elects former Water and Power Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf as new prime minister - @Reuters

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Pakistan's parliament elects former Water and Power Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf as new prime minister - @Reuters

Bombings at 2 mosques in northwest Pakistan kill at least 10 people, police say - @AP

Five Pakistan soldiers killed in an attack on a convoy - @dawn_com

White House: President Obama spoke with Nawaz Sharif to congratulate him on his party's success in Pakistan's parliamentary elections - via @NBCNews

US Ambassador Richard Olson met with PML-N leader Nawaz Sharif in Lahore Tuesday and congratulated him on election success.

House arrest of Pakistan's former military ruler Pervez Musharraf extended by 14 days - @NewsweekPak

Nawaz Sharif appears able to form new Pakistani government without establishing coalition with main rivals - @Reuters

Supporters of Pakistan's Musharraf win 2 seats in the country's northwest after flouting party boycott of the election - @AFP

Report: Protests have broken out in Lahore and Karachi by Imran Khan supporters over alleged rigging in Pakistan's election - @SalmanMasood

President Obama's statement on Pakistan elections: 'I congratulate the people of Pakistan on the successful completion of yesterday's parliamentary elections' - via @NBCNews

Imran Khan says democracy moving forward in Pakistan but alleges vote-rigging - @AFP