Though a longtime U.S. ally, Pakistan has been accused
of harboring extremists within its borders, complicating
U.S.-led efforts in neighboring Afghanistan. Margaret Warner
discusses the complex alliance with Shuja Nawaz of the Atlantic
Council's South Asia Center and Christine Fair of Georgetown
University.
Report:
Pakistan's Insurgent Havens Strain Ties With U.S.
Special correspondent Jeffrey Kaye reports on Pakistani
flood victims' continuing needs for food, medicine, agricultural
help and other aid as winter nears.
Pakistani government forces have been battling Taliban
extremists, forcing hundreds of thousands of civilians to
flee their homes and take up residence in tent camps.
The nation created as a home for British India's Muslims
six decades ago has today attracted a growing number of
violent extremists who use its territory to spread violence.
Margaret
Warner reported on the one-time negotiations between President Pervez Musharraf
and former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto on a power-sharing deal.
