Summit brings hope of Indo-Pakistan peace moves

Building on momentum toward better relations after a half-century of venom, the leaders of nuclear rivals Pakistan and India held much-anticipated face-to-face talks today.

Summit brings hope of Indo-Pakistan peace moves
Mon, 05 Jan, 2004 - 16:02

Building on momentum toward better relations after a half-century of venom, the leaders of nuclear rivals Pakistan and India held much-anticipated face-to-face talks today.

Pakistan’s President General Pervez Musharraf hosted the meeting with Indian premier Atal Bihari Vajpayee.

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