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U.S. Watches As Afghan-Pakistan Relations Improve

by Jackie Northam, NPR
July 13, 2010

Senior officials from Afghanistan and Pakistan have been discussing how to take action against insurgents on Pakistani soil, and how to further the reintegration and reconciliation process with the Taliban. While the tenuous improvement in relations between the neighbors is seen in some quarters as a positive development, what are the ramifications for the U.S. war effort in Afghanistan?

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  • Morning Edition, July 13, 2010
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