Julian Assange: NDTV India interview - concerns about neighbor Pakistan: Wikileaks Afghan war diary

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(composite video) NDTV in New Delhi speaks with Julian Assange, the man behind WikiLeaks. One of the most mysterious and controversial figures in the world, the Australian ...was once a computer hacker before he founded the website which has single-handedly made Washington weep..... NEW DELHI: Breaking his silence on the recent talks between India and Pakistan, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Thursday blamed Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi for mishandling the press conference and hoped that the two countries will be able to restore dialogue sooner than later. With British Prime Minister David Cameron backing his stance on terrorism, Manmohan Singh asked Pakistan to tackle terrorism on the Indian border with the same seriousness as it has done on its western border (to eliminate anti-West Taliban). "I think the way the press conference was handled at the end of the visit by the foreign minister of Pakistan could, I think, have been avoided, because it detracts from a large element of agreements reached between the two foreign ministers," Manmohan Singh said at a joint press conference with Cameron..... "I sincerely hope that the invitation extended to Pakistan's foreign minister will be taken and we will be able to restore dialogue sooner rather than later and give it a sense of purpose," he said. He was responding to a question on his assessment of the July 15 talks between External Affairs Minister SM Krishna and Qureshi in Islamabad on July 15 that <b>...</b>

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