Trapped on the Titanic?
 The world came to Washington last week to witness the 50th birthday party of NATO. Hoda Tawfik was there
The Kremlin's war of words with NATO
Russia's protest over NATO's bombing of Yugoslavia is all bark and no bite, writes Abdel-Malek Khalil from Moscow
Far from the wilder shores of Marx
As the winds batter the soon-to-be decentralised coast of East Scotland, Gavin Bowd spends an unusual weekend with a former Balkan president
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FOLLOWING inconclusive and bitter in-fighting and bargaining over a potential coalition to replace the right-wing Hindu-nationalist coalition government of Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, which was recently voted out of office, Indian President K R Narayanan finally threw in the towel on Monday and dissolved the lower house of parliament.
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Bonnie and Clyde in Karachi
The conviction of Benazir Bhutto and her husband on corruption charges may have pleased Pakistan's present prime minister, but, writes Eqbal Ahmad, Nawaz Sharif may yet end up going the same way as his rival's father
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