Pakistan pushes for talks with India

Pakistan has called on the international community to press India to open talks, claiming three Pakistani civilians were killed by cross-border artillery fire.

Pakistan pushes for talks with India
Mon, 20 May, 2002 - 17:11

Pakistan has called on the international community to press India to open talks, claiming three Pakistani civilians were killed by cross-border artillery fire.

A Foreign Ministry spokesman said Pakistani officials will discuss the tensions with the EU External Affairs Commissioner Christopher Patten who arrives in the country tomorrow.

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