Pakistan's PM Gilani hits back at U.S. accusations (Reuters)

Reuters - Pakistani Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani used a dinner for aid agencies and foreign diplomats on Saturday to hit back against U.S. assertions that his country's powerful spy agency was linked to militant groups fighting coalition troops in Afghanistan.

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