Pakistan peace effort rattled by cleric's exit

09 Apr 2009

The hard-line Muslim cleric who has mediated peace talks between Pakistan and the Taliban in the Swat Valley packed up and left the northwestern district Thursday, angrily denouncing the president for failing to sign off on imposing Islamic law in the area. Full Story

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