Rising tensions threaten Pakistan-Taliban peace
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some14some
Find a Military ruler to takeover Pak Civlian Govt, that's the tradition that's the history of Pakistan. Tensions and Media exposure will disappear then (but not the terrorism).
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WilliB
Everybody is studiously avoiding to mention the real problem. Which is that Pakistan has written the Shariah into its constitution, so the secular government has no ideological leg to stand on. The Taliban represent the true islam, and that is what Pakistan will get eventually.
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EurajReturns
I feel bad. I felt a small sense of satisfaction when reading that the "peace" could be threatened.
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