ISLAMABAD (AFP) - A suicide attack struck a police complex in Islamabad and a roadside bomb killed 10 people in Pakistan's northwest on Thursday, underscoring the growing threat posed by Islamist militants.
The blasts happened as intelligence chiefs held a rare briefing for parliamentarians in Islamabad on the fight against Al-Qaeda and Taliban extremists who are launching attacks from hideouts near the Afghan border.
inspector Ehsan Khan told AFP.

A roadside bomb near the violence-torn Swat valley in north-west Pakistan has killed at least ten people, according to local officials, while a bomb at the Islamabad police headquarters is reported to have wounded seven and badly damaged buildings. The attack came amid a massive security deployment in the capital ahead of a parliamentary briefing on an anti-Al Qaeda offensive.
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ISLAMABAD (AFP) � A suicide attack struck a police complex in Islamabad and a roadside bomb killed 10 people in Pakistan's northwest on Thursday,

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) � Bombings killed eight people and wounded at least four in Pakistan on Thursday, including an attack in a police complex in the