Pakistani, Afghan Elders To Meet To Ponder Violence
2008 October 27
Pakistani and Afghan political and ethnic Pashtun tribal leaders meet in Islamabad on Monday to try to agree on ways to tackle rising militant violence including the possibility of opening talks with the Taliban.
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