Pakistan's president says he will go to Chicago for a NATO summit on Afghanistan, which is an indication that Pakistan may be willing to reopen the coalition's supply routes into Afghanistan.
Pakistan blocked the routes in November in protest over a US air raid that killed 24 Pakistani troops.
The closures, a consequence of a major dispute between Pakistan and the US, have also affected Afghan citizens' lives for the worse.
Jennifer Glasse reports from Lycee Rabia Balkhi in Kabul, one of the schools facing a supply shortage due to the blockade of NATO supply routes.