India to sue Pak in international war crimes court
India would drag Pakistan to `International Court of Criminal Justice' for the latter's role in the Kargil conflict, Union Law Minister Ram Jethmalani said.

Lashkar-e-Toiba flays backdoor diplomacy
A Pakistan-based militant outfit, Lashkar-e-Toiba, which claims to have the largest number of cadres fighting in Kargil, has slammed the Nawaz Sharif Government's "back channel diplomacy" with India and has threatened not to accept any pull-back decision under pressure.

Sharif flies to US for talks with Clinton
Faced with mounting pressure and increasing isolation from the international community on Kargil, Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif rushed yesterday to the United States to hold discussions with President Bill Clinton on the issue.

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