The world's most dangerous place

Article Abstract:

President Bill Clinton is visiting Pakistan and India in Mar 2000, and any mistake could worsen tensions between these two countries. US diplomats are seeking to encourage friendship between these countries, which have newly acquired nuclear weapons. India is starting to undergo economic recovery, but Pakistan has serious economic problems. Mutual trade would benefit both countries more than armed hostility. India needs to negotiate with Pakistan over the longer term, and could first improve its relations with the people pf Kashmir. The two countries have problems that can be solved, despite the problems they face int heir relations with one another.

United States, Cover Story, Asia, United States foreign relations, South Asia

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It's good to talk

Article Abstract:

India and Pakistan are holding talks on Kashmir. Relations between the two countries, the wider international implications of their dispute, and hopes for peace in Kashmir are examined in detail.

Editorial

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A missing visa

Article Abstract:

The background to an Indian ceasefire in Kashmir is examined in detail, including relations with Pakistan on this issue.

Military aspects, Kashmir (Region)

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