Issue No 59, September 14-20, 2003 | ISSN:1684-2057 | satribune.com
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NEW
DELHI: A leading Indian hawk says US war on Terror has left India
in the lurch against terrorism. What should be done?
WASHINGTON:
After the recent case of a Pakistani doctor in Nebraska, now an
Indian Doctor has been jailed for 16 years.
KARACHI:
What is the true story of the over-sized Pakistan Stock Exchange.
A candid analysis by an international news agency.
NEW
YORK: This is the story of a Pakistani event at the UN which fell
short of expectations. The home work was not done.
Increasing Our SA Coverage
Dear Readers:
Our Reporting Team is expanding and we are also increasing our South Asian coverage to make SA Tribune a truly South Asian paper. New bylines appear this week which will be regular features on our stories and in our Hard Copy, now days from its formal launch.
As we pass through interesting days and new experiences, Washington and New York are waiting for the entire South Asian leadership to arrive for top level talks with US and UN officials. Gen. Musharraf, Prime Ministers Vajpayee and Jamali will be trying to impress their UN and US hosts, in their bids to get more support for their political stands and their economies. We will report on all these developments, as fairly and in a balanced way, as possible.
Your comments on better South Asian coverage and extending it to other SA countries will be welcome.
Take Care
Shaheen Sehbai
