Samira Shackle: Thursday's bombings, carried out by various groups, show how hard it is to fight extremism when there is no single enemy
The prime minister of Pakistan visits Quetta, where Shia Muslims demanding better security are refusing to bury loved ones killed by bombers.
The BBC's M Ilyas Khan in Islamabad explores the power of sectarian militants to pursue their anti-Shia agenda in Pakistan.
A sit-in at Quetta’s Alamdar Road is being staged by hundreds of people from the Hazara community for over 20 hours.
PM asks Raisani if he had any idea what had happened in Quetta in last couple of days while he was holidaying abroad.
A 33-year-old rights activist, Irfan Ali, was among more than 100 Pakistanis killed in bombings on Thursday. He was mourned by fellow activists, bloggers and journalists online.
QILA BHATTIAN WALA, Pakistan: In the village of Qila Bhattian Wala, nestled in wheat fields, Shiite Muslims know nothing of the record levels of violence suffered by their community elsewhere in Pakistan.
