February 10, 2004
 

Politics

British Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, Jack Straw talks to N Ram about going to war in Iraq and other aspects of a the India-UK bilateral relationship.

The Hindu's editorial on the pardon granted to Dr. AQ Khan.

George Bush defends his actions on NBC's 'Meet the press' and the New York Times has an editorial while The Washington Post has a column.

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Cricket

Australian wicket-keeper batsman (or batsman wicket-keeper?) Adam Gilchrist sums up the VB Series and mentions that there maybe a need to restructure the annual one-day triangular series.

The BCCI hasn't quite received a shot in the arm from the Indian team for the planned tour to Pakistan. Sourav Ganguly has expressed the team's concerns over the security situation, hastening to add that playing Pakistan wasn't the issue. Pervez Musharraf has pledged full support for administrative and security measures to ensure the tour is a success. Unconfirmed reports however suggest that the players are under tremendous pressure from their families not to go to Pakistan.

Labels: aq khan, proliferation, uk

Rambled @ 11:39 AM

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