Taliban Propose Bin Laden Trial in Neutral Country; Bush Rejects Offer
The ruling Taliban said Sunday they might be willing to extradite Osama bin Laden to stand trial in a neutral country outside the U.S. or Taliban influence. But U.S. President George W. Bush rejected their offer and said there would be no negotiations with the Taliban.
U.S. Attacks Taliban Frontline, Rejects Bin Laden Trial Offer
U.S. warplanes pounded Taliban frontline targets Sunday as President George W. Bush rejected the ruling Afghan militia's conditional offer to hand over Osama bin Laden for trial in a neutral country.
Pakistani Survey Shows Mixed Results
According to the findings of a recent poll conducted by Gallup Pakistan and published Monday, the Pakistani public is undergoing a set of complex emotions, with 51% supporting official government policy on the current crisis, but with a large amount siding with Taliban against the U.S. in a separate question.
Kabul's Poorest Have No Escape from U.S. Bombs
Only the poorest of the poor in the desperately impoverished Afghan capital remained in the city Sunday as constant U.S. air raids spread fear and panic among a normally stoic people.
Taliban Propose Bin Laden Trial in Neutral Country; Bush Rejects Offer
U.S. Attacks Taliban Frontline, Rejects Bin Laden Trial Offer
Pakistani Survey Shows Mixed Results
Kabul's Poorest Have No Escape from U.S. Bombs
