Issue No 60, September 21-27, 2003 | ISSN:1684-2057 | satribune.com
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UNITED
NATIONS: Pakistan UN Ambassador Munir Akram says the Cancun WTO
moot led to unity of Developing Countries.
LONDON:
The merger of 5 PML factions sounds too good to be true. Already
Ejaz and Pagara have disowned it.
NEW
DELHI: The Indian Supreme Court has set a shining example for
Pakistan by blocking privatization of oil companies.
WASHINGTON:
The US Chamber of Commerce has opposed the cut in H1-B visas for
foreign workers. The Indians would be badly hit.
This Story Will Shake You
Dear Readers:
We report this week the mind-boggling story of the 4 Palestinian hijackers who were first sentenced to death, then to 300 years in prison, then 25 years in prison and when they completed their sentences, 9/11 happened. Now they don’t want to come out of jail fearing the FBI and new trials in US courts. How bad the fortunes of people can get?
This week South Asian action will converge on in New York when General Musharraf and PM Vajpayee meet President Bush and several other world leaders. Both refuse to see each other though. Next week PM Jamali of Pakistan will be in Washington with Mr. Bush. These events will have a far reaching impact on South Asia and its future. We will keep tracking it for you.
Take Care
Shaheen
Sehbai
