Bhutto says talks with Musharraf have stalled
Exiled former Pakistani prime minister Benazir Bhutto said in London that power sharing talks with President Musharraf are at a standstill due to opposition within the ruling party. She plans to return to Pakistan regardless of a deal, while negotiations centered on Musharraf resigning as army chief and conditions on government dismissal powers and corruption cases.
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Afghan and U S led forces kill about 70 Taliban fighters
Afghan security forces backed by U S led troops raided villages in Pitigal Valley near the Pakistan border killing about 70 suspected militants and detaining 11 others. The raids also uncovered a bomb making factory as tensions rise amid a major Afghan reconstruction effort.
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