Pakistan tribal elders try to salvage peace deal

A 45-member delegation of Pakistani tribal elders began talks with militant leaders near the Afghan border today in a bid to stem the spiralling violence that erupted after Islamic extremists scrapped a peace deal.

Pakistan tribal elders try to salvage peace deal

A 45-member delegation of Pakistani tribal elders began talks with militant leaders near the Afghan border today in a bid to stem the spiralling violence that erupted after Islamic extremists scrapped a peace deal.

Pakistan’s government has attached high hopes to the success of the peace talks in Miran Shah, the main town of the troubled North Waziristan tribal region.

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