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...Chandra New Delhi The suffering that hurricane Katrina has brought to the residents of New Orleans is heartrending. The entire world is awed by this human catastrophe. The international community must stand by the people of the U.S. through these difficult moments of trial and agony. M. Fazal Elahi Islamabad...
...Pakistan's Progress While Afghanistan and Vietnam were covered in your special issue "The Making of Modern Asia" [Aug. 15-22], Pakistan was conspicuously absent. Surely Pakistan is of as much interest as some of the other countries discussed. Noman Sattar Islamabad...
...panacea for all ills is extremely naive. The solution for the Middle East situation lies in resolving the Palestinian problem. Why doesn't Rice understand this? The so-called terrorists have nothing to do with Islam and everything to do with U.S. support for Israel. Syed Hasnain Ahmed Islamabad "The Condi Doctrine" compared U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice with George Marshall, the U.S. Secretary of State responsible for the Marshall Plan, which helped rebuild Europe in the aftermath of World War II. To compare Rice with Marshall is like comparing a bad apple with a good one. The Marshall...
...Palestinians given justice and a peaceful place to live and work, with no influence whatsoever by Israel over their daily lives. The world will be a better place when the Palestinian-Israeli conflict is resolved and the West pulls its forces out of the Middle East. Atif Mumtaz Ali Islamabad Leaders and Aggressors "Hate around the corner" [July 25], on the four homegrown London suicide bombers, concluded with the statement that "the big challenge [after the London bombings] is to prevent more nice lads from growing up to be terrorists." While most people understand that resorting to violence and murder...
...Khan, the Pakistani scientist who transferred nuclear technology and designs to clients like Libya, Iran and North Korea, intelligence officials around the world believe much of his network is still in business. (Today Khan lives under house arrest in Pakistan, but the U.S. has yet to receive Islamabad's permission to question him.) Meanwhile, Nunn maintains that the U.S. has underfunded the program that he and Senator Richard Lugar established in 1991 to help Russia secure its inventory of tactical nuclear weapons, which many fear has not been under close control since the demise of the Soviet Union. "These...