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Time for Apologies
Mar 12, 2008Pakistan Scholar Samia Altaf calls for apologies from Pakistan's major political and military figures and more effective oversight to constrain future governments in the March 12, 2008, issue of Dawn.
U.S.-Pakistan Relations
Mar 07, 2008In an article in the March 7, 2008, Friday Times, Asia Program director Robert M. Hathaway suggests that as the two countries consider how best to restructure their bilateral relations in the aftermath of Pakistan's February elections, it might be useful for Islamabad and Washington to think in terms of mutually reinforcing obligations toward each other.
Pakistan's Political Crisis: What Should Be Done?
Dec 07, 2007Reflecting on Pakistan's political crisis in the wake of the November 3 imposition of emergency rule and the calling of elections for January 8, Wilson Center Pakistan Scholar Samia Altaf worries that a strategy based on urging Pakistan to "return to democracy" without the institutions that make democracy meaningful "betrays either naivete or disinterest."
U.S. Assistance to Pakistan
Dec 06, 2007Testimony of Robert M. Hathaway before the U.S. Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, Subcommittee on International Development, Foreign Assistance, Economic Affairs, and International Environmental Protection
South Korean Foreign Minister Song Min-soon's comments at the Wilson Center receive widespread media coverage
Nov 09, 2007That man from Louisiana
Nov 01, 2007Asia Program director Robert M. Hathaway looks at what the election of Bobby Jindal as governor of Louisiana says about the growing political clout of the Asian Indian-American community.
Wilson Center Awards Australian Scholarship
Aug 29, 2007Wilson Center Meeting on Taiwan's Environment Appears in the Taipei Times
Aug 21, 2007AUGUST 2007 - The Taipei Times notes Taiwan's EPA Minister Dang's talk at the Woodrow Wilson Center