They refer to a dictator as a president. Who Fox news? No the NYT...

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FOREIGN DESK | January 6, 2004
India and Pakistan Work to Sustain Leaders' Dialogue
By AMY WALDMAN
Handshake between Prime Min Atal Bihari Vajpayee of India and Pres Pervez Musharraf is firm and ungrudging, seeming to herald new chapter in their relationship; two leaders and their senior officials spend hour together, hoping to revive dormant peace effort; this meeting is their first in more than two years; less publicly, underlings from both sides continue to lay groundwork for what they hope will be sustained dialogue between nuclear-armed nations who have fought three wars and nearly fought fourth two years ago; photos

FOREIGN DESK | January 5, 2004
Leaders of India and Pakistan Try to Maintain Momentum Toward Improved Relations
By AMY WALDMAN
In a sign of a further thaw in South Asia’ s cold war, the leaders of India and Pakistan met Monday morning.

FOREIGN DESK | January 2, 2004
Pakistan Gives Musharraf Confidence Vote as President
By AMY WALDMAN
Gen. Pervez Musharraf won a vote of confidence from Pakistan’ s electoral college, allowing him to remain president into 2007.

FOREIGN DESK | January 1, 2004
Pakistani Leader's New Tactic: Persuasion
By AMY WALDMAN
Gen. Pervez Musharraf took power in a coup. Now President Pervez Musharraf is on the stump.

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