8 - 14 August 2002
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From Islamabad, Iffat Malik reports, in two separate stories, on Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf's groundbreaking visit to Bangladesh and the latest on the political rifts dividing the Afghan leadership

Pakistani repentance      Challenges for Karzai

Playing it safe
How many civilian casualties are too many? Nyier Abdou takes toll of civilian lives lost in the war in Afghanistan

Market melt-down
The world's largest economy is deeply mired in recession. Faiza Rady warns of depression ahead

Aiming at Europe
As Cyprus inches closer to EU membership, Turkey is trying not to be left out in the cold, Michael Jansen reports from Nicosia


Congolese conundrum
A Rwandan-Congolese peace deal brokered by South Africa was clinched, but war is far from over, writes Gamal Nkrumah
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