Powell says India and Pakistan are pulling back from brink

The US Secretary of State says he believes India and Pakistan are pulling back from the brink of war.

Fri, 18 Jan, 2002 - 09:46

The US Secretary of State says he believes India and Pakistan are pulling back from the brink of war.

Colin Powell says the leaders of both countries are assuring him that dialogue is possible if certain steps were taken.

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