Pakist an POWs and the India Bangladesh dispute
Pakistan’s press counselor argues that 90,000 Pakistani POWs, including women and children, remain in Indian captivity due to delays by Delhi and Dhaka. He cites the 1971 Instrument of Surrender and appeals for recognition of Bangladesh, urging bilateral talks and highlighting goodwill gestures from Pakistan.
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Iran
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Los Angeles Times
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Delhi
Protracted tariff reforms debated by Australian economists
Letter writer Mason Pearce argues against instant tariff shifts and export incentive distortions. He cites The Canberra Times debates by Clive Edwards and K A Tuck and contends that tariffs with counter-distorting incentives could be abandoned without major unemployment if imports matched export earnings.
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