India, Pakistan agree to give peace a chance
Tensions between India and Pakistan overshadowed a South Asian summit ending in Sri Lanka Sunday, although the two nuclear-armed rivals said they would stick to their embattled peace process.
In the highest level talks between the two countries in over a year, Pakistan's Premier Yousuf Raza Gilani agreed to look into allegations his spy service was behind last month's suicide bombing of India's embassy in Kabul.
Sri Lankan diplomats hosting the summit said Gilani and Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh could have more informal talks before the end of the two-day summit later Sunday.
In the highest level talks between the two countries in over a year, Pakistan's Premier Yousuf Raza Gilani agreed to look into allegations his spy service was behind last month's suicide bombing of India's embassy in Kabul.
Sri Lankan diplomats hosting the summit said Gilani and Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh could have more informal talks before the end of the two-day summit later Sunday.
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