Indien vs. Pakistan

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THE ISLAMIC BOMB

Abdul Qadeer Khan
We've not yet seen all the fallout from Pakistan's nuclear proliferation.

BY BERNARD-HENRI LEVY
Tuesday, February 17, 2004 12:01 a.m. EST

PARIS--We observed the Abdul Qadeer Khan affair, the incredible story of this Pakistani nuclear scientist who delivered over 15 years--freely and with impunity--his most sensitive secrets to Libya, Iran and North Korea. Then we learned that President Musharraf in person, after an interview from which little or nothing has been divulged, ended up granting Khan his "pardon." Case closed? End of story? That's what the American administration, falling oddly in step with the official Pakistani doctrine, would have us believe. But knowing something of the case--and being the first French observer, to my knowledge, to have tried to alert public opinion to the extreme gravity of the situation--I believe that we are only at the very beginning this story.
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Musharraf urges end to jihad culture

By Zaffar Abbas
BBC correspondent in Islamabad
Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf has warned religious and political parties against promoting the culture of jihad, or holy war.
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