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Editorials The right priority It is heartening that the Reserve Bank of India, in consultation with the Centre, has picked up enough courage to bite the bullet and take up the issue of tackling inflation as its main priority. So far, it was taking mere baby steps by way of ... Canadian conundrums Prime Minister Stephen Harper's Conservative party has recorded a decisive win in Canada's fourth federal election in seven years, taking 167 of the 308 seats in the lower chamber, the House of Commons. There were several surprises, not least ... Leader Page Articles Pakistan military caught in the crossfire By Baqir Sajjad Syed Dawn, Pakistan Even as military officials tried to downplay Osama bin Laden's killing in a compound less than a kilometre away from the Kakul academy, they found very few takers for their explanation. News Analysis THE PAKISTAN CABLES 
Pakistan pushed for release of alleged bin Laden associate from GuantánamoBy Nirupama Subramanian CHENNAI: A Pakistani businessman alleged by the U.S to have had a direct link with Osama bin Laden, of plotting to acquire chemical and other weapons for al-Qaeda, and offering his media network for al-Qaeda propaganda was among the ... Had there been intelligence, Pakistan would have found Osama, said Aziz By A. Srivathsan CHENNAI: Rehman Malik, Interior Minister of Pakistan, and Shaukat Aziz, former Prime Minister, like others in the Pakistan government and military, had at different points in time, insisted that Osama bin Laden was not in Pakistan. Mr. Aziz, ... 
Get out of Iraq, and get Afghanistan right, former Indian High Commissioner in Pakistan told U.S. counter-terrorism officialBy Suresh Nambath CHENNAI: The United States must first “get out of Iraq,” and then “get Afghanistan right,” former Indian High Commissioner in Pakistan G. Parthasarathy told U.S. counter-terrorism official Virginia Palmer in December ... Musharraf argued against ‘premature' withdrawal of U.S. troops in Iraq By Suresh Nambath Told Senator John McCain that West Asian leaders were worried that such a move would spread sectarian strife throughout the Gulf region Letters to the Editor Read Today's supplements: Metro Plus | Sci Tech | NXg | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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