US-Pakistan relations 'at turning point' after killing of Bin Laden, warns Clinton | World news | The Guardian
US-Pakistan relations 'at turning point' after killing of Bin Laden, warns Clinton | World news | The Guardian: "will need its help if Afghanistan is to broker a peace deal with Taliban militants that can end the war. The country is believed to have influence over several Afghan insurgent commanders. Clinton acknowledged this, saying that 'for reconciliation to succeed Pakistan must be part of this process'.
The US visit comes a day after a Pakistani Taliban suicide bomber detonated a pickup truck loaded with explosives near several government offices in north-west Pakistan, killing at least 32 people. Thursday's blast was the latest in a series of attacks to hit the country since the Bin Laden raid."
The US visit comes a day after a Pakistani Taliban suicide bomber detonated a pickup truck loaded with explosives near several government offices in north-west Pakistan, killing at least 32 people. Thursday's blast was the latest in a series of attacks to hit the country since the Bin Laden raid."
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