India, Pakistan may lay out talks agenda on Monday
Indian and Pakistani officials are likely to meet on Monday to decide the agenda of bilateral talks proposed by India after a two-year interval following the attacks in Mumbai.
New Delhi blamed the November 2008 assault, which killed 166 people, on Pakistan-based militants and broke off peace talks until Islamabad acted against the planners of the strike. But India has come under international pressure in recent months to re-engage Pakistan and help the West stabilize Afghanistan, where the two countries are involved in a proxy battle for influence. (Reuters)
