Pakistan bomber kills 17 pro-government tribesmen

06 Nov 2008

A suicide bomber attacked a gathering of anti-militant Pakistani tribesmen Thursday, killing 17 in a northwestern region where the military has clashed with insurgents for months, officials said. A purported spokesman for a little-known Taliban-linked group claimed responsibility. Full Story

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