Wednesday, December 3, 2008

World

GAO Blasts U.S. Effort on Pakistan Safe Haven

A new report criticizes efforts against the terrorist threat from the border areas

Posted May 22, 2008
Pakistan's new government signed a peace deal Wednesday with Islamic militants, a process that Western officials worry could take the pressure off Taliban and al-Qaida hardliners.

Pakistan's new government signed a peace deal Wednesday with Islamic militants, a process that Western officials worry could take the pressure off Taliban and al-Qaida hardliners. (Mohammad Sajjad/AP)

Karen Loewenstern and Betsy Henrickson of Vail, CO with Barack at a reception in Albuquerque, NM, for Washington Whispers.

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