The Chicago Tribune, 12 December 2011
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12 décembre 2011
Reuters
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) -
Pakistan's interior minister and prime minister have both denied the government is holding peace talks with its homegrown
Taliban, according to media, saying it would do so only if the militants first disarmed and surrendered.
The deputy commander of the Pakistan Taliban, who have been waging a four-year war against the government in Islamabad, said Saturday that the two sides were holding talks, a move that could further fray the U.S.-Pakistan relationship.
But both Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani and Interior Minister Rehman Malik denied the reports.
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