Globe Editorial
PAKISTAN'S president, Pervez Musharraf, survived four assassination attempts, only to be removed from office by his own overweening attachment to power. His complicated relationship with the United States, indeed with modernity itself, was not enough to balance his ambition. (Full article: 431 words)
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