BBC News - Pakistan's government has denied that its spy service, the ISI, was involved in last month's deadly bombing of the Indian embassy in Kabul.

By NAHAL TOOSI, Associated Press Writer
Roadside bombs killed five NATO soldiers and a civilian in eastern Afghanistan on Friday, while a coalition of aid groups warned that violence is spreading to once-stable regions and forcing them to scale back humanitarian work.

By Danny Kemp, AFP
Pakistan on Friday angrily rejected a report that the United States has accused Islamabad's main spy agency of helping to plan a fatal bombing at India's embassy in Kabul last month.

By STEPHEN GRAHAM, Associated Press Writer
A Pakistani spokeswoman conceded Friday that the government needs to root out Taliban sympathizers from its main intelligence agency, but officials rejected allegations that the spies helped plan a bloody bombing at the Indian Embassy in Afghanistan.