Pakistan, India hold maritime border talks

22 Dec 2006

Pakistan and India are to hold talks on Friday aimed at resolving a dispute over an estuary on their border that has hampered exploration for oil and gas and led to the detention of hundreds of their fishermen. Full Story

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