- Richard Leiby
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Richard Leiby is the Post’s correspondent in Pakistan. His previous assignments at the newspaper have included stints as a reporter, columnist and editor in Washington.
Pakistan army chief meets incoming prime minister in ‘good omen’
Gen. Ashfaq Kayani, head of Pakistan’s powerful army, holds significant sway over civilian affairs.
Pakistan’s Nawaz Sharif locks down victory
Former two-time prime minister appears able to easily build a coalition.
Pakistan’s Sharif claims victory in historic vote
Wealthy businessman who served as prime minister in the 1990s appears to be headed to an unprecedented third term.
Pakistan government urges voters to stand up against Taliban
Saturday’s historic election may bring a huge turnout because of galvanized first-time voters.
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