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Two stage actors wearing masks depicting the leaders of Pakistan and India hug each other in Delhi before the summit
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PHOTO ESSAYS
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Pakistan: A Country Divided
Pakistan's delicate stance in the war against terrorism has put its aspirations of modernity in conflict with its Islamist roots. Photographer John Stanmeyer captures the sounds and images of a country divided
Kashmir: State of Unrest
Photographer James Nachtwey's view of this contested territory's decade of grief
Life on the Line
Residents of villages along the Pakistani side of the Line of Control face a fierce and bloody barrage
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INDIA/PAKISTAN
November 12, 2001
Some More Spores?
Suspicious packages raise the prospect that Pakistan may be the latest target of bioterrorists
November 5, 2001
'The U.S. Is Ignoring India's War on Terrorism'
Viewpoint: Delhi has faced a jihad for years, but Washington couldn't care less
October 22, 2001
Three Rs -- and Revenge
Pakistani fundamentalist Islamic schools rally young boys into an anti-Western frenzy -- for free
October 22, 2001
The World's Toughest Job
Musharraf risks his life and his country by siding with the West against extremism. Can he survive?
October 15, 2001
From Worse to Bad
Afghan refugees find jobs across the border in Pakistan—as near slaves
October 8, 2001
Afghan Refugees
The next crisis is massing on Pakistan's border
October 1, 2001
On the Edge: A Nation with Nukes
Can President Musharraf keep an uneasy Pakistan in America's column?
September 24, 2001
Sacrificial Warriors
In Pakistan, even well-educated fundamentalists see the hijackers not as terrorists but as martyrs
July 13, 2001
Political Limbo
The people of Pakistan's Northern Areas want an end to alienation and statelessness
Oct. 13, 2000
No Quick Fixes
One year after launching his military coup, Pakistan's General Pervez Musharraf still has plenty of work to do
April 3, 2000
Did Clinton Help?
The President's South Asia tour was a public relations success, but he made little progress on the critical issues
April 3, 2000
What Clinton Didn't See
The U.S. President should have pressed for peace
December 6, 1999
'I Want a True Democracy'
Pakistan's military leader General Pervez Musharraf speaks to TIME in this exclusive online interview
Oct. 25, 1999
Under the Gun
Pakistan's democracy is interrupted by another military coup. Could this one actually be good for the country?
Oct. 25, 1999
General Musharraf: 'Cool Under Fire'
The coup leader is a man of action
Oct. 25, 1999
Viewpoint: This Honeymoon Won't Last
True, many Pakistanis welcomed the coup. But they'll soon want results
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