Topic: Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani

Pakistan, in a strongly-worded statement, rejected Afghanistan's claims its spy agency was involved in former Afghan President Burhanuddin Rabbani's killing.

The Pakistani government will talk to anyone in the tribal areas willing to "decommission" himself, Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani said.

Afghan leaders say they may no longer work with Pakistan on negotiating peace with the Taliban but will work with other nations, including the United States.

Pakistan's political parties, meeting in Islamabad, rejected U.S. claims the country provides haven for terrorists and resolved to defend Pakistani sovereignty.

Pakistani army generals plan no immediate targeting of the violent Haqqani network despite U.S. pressure, military officials told CNN.

Pakistan reacted on various domestic fronts amid mounting U.S. pressure it go after the Haqqani terror network suspected of enjoying safe haven there.

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Pakistan's prime minister warned the United States Friday against sending messages that could damage relations between the two countries.

Weeks of flooding in southern Pakistan killed at least 347 people and injured more than 600, the national disaster authority said Monday.

Pakistani Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani toured flood-stricken areas Saturday and promised quicker relief to the 6 million people affected.