US May Not Apologize for Killing Pakistani Soldiers | Obama fears looking ‘weak’ by copping to mistake
US May Not Apologize for Killing Pakistani Soldiers
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Pakistan Reopens NATO Supply Routes for $1 Million Per Day
After diplomatic pressure from Washington, the Pakistani government has agreed to reopen NATO supply routes into Afghanistan, so long as the U.S. pays $1,800 for each truck carrying supplies. The deal struck with Pakistan will cost the U.S. an extra $365 million...
Report: Pakistan ‘Green Lights’ Border Reopening
Report: Pakistan ‘Green Lights’ Border Reopening | Military to negotiate exact terms of deal
US Commander in Talks With Pakistani Army Chief to Reopen Supply Routes
The top U.S. commander in Afghanistan met with Pakistan's army chief Saturday in talks suspected of being aimed at reopening NATO supply routes to Afghanistan through Pakistan which have been totally closed after U.S. warplanes accidentally bombed a Pakistani outpost...
NATO: Pakistan ‘Not Welcome’ at Summit Unless Border Reopens
NATO: Pakistan ‘Not Welcome’ at Summit Unless Border Reopens | Conditions Chicago invite on border crossing
Pakistani Taliban Kill 14 Troops, Display Heads in North Waziristan
Pakistani Taliban Kill 14 Troops, Display Heads in North Waziristan | Army commander: Offensive ‘in the offing’
US Doesn’t Expect Pakistan to Reopen Border Soon
US Doesn’t Expect Pakistan to Reopen Border Soon | Pakistan’s demand remains: Halt drone strikes to reopen border
24 Killed in Pakistani Market Suicide Bombing
24 Killed in Pakistani Market Suicide Bombing | Deadliest attack in months strikes Bajaur capital
Pakistan: US Needs to Find ‘Alternative’ to Drone Strikes
Pakistan: US Needs to Find ‘Alternative’ to Drone Strikes | Diplomats say reaching deal with US to end strikes ‘top priority’
Pentagon: Tons of Weapons Stuck in Pakistan
Pentagon: Tons of Weapons Stuck in Pakistan | Report terms border closure a ‘strategic concern’
