NATO says Pakistan resumes some cooperation by preventing Afghanistan border incident

KABUL, Afghanistan - Pakistan resumed some cooperation with U.S.-led forces in Afghanistan following NATO strikes that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers by working with the coalition to prevent another cross-border incident from escalating, a spokesman said Wednesday. Pakistan is still outraged by the ...

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