U.S. unlikely to halt Pakistan aid
U.S. unlikely to halt Pakistan aid
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Washington probably will continue to scold Musharraf but won't risk alienating a key ally in its war on terrorism. For six years, the United States has staunchly supported Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf, choosing to back a military leader seen as a strong ally in the "war on terror" rather than push the general more forcefully for democratic reforms. |
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News entry number 2947 added on Nov 4, 2007 in the World News category.
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