or Afghanistan,” it said. Last month, India irked Pakistan by announcing plans to play a greater role in Afghanistan, a country Pakistan sees in its sphere of influence.In an editorial headlined “Most favoured steps,toms kids shoes,” the Indian Express Friday said the move “marks a reversal of the Pakistan establishment’s reluctance to trade with India,” and described it as “potentially, a big breakthrough.”It called on India to do its part, too. “Opening up the Indian market for Pakistani exports makes both economic and strategic sense in integrating the subcontinent’s northwest,” it said. It hoped Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his Pakistani counterpart would use this “momentum in the peace process” to further improve relations on other fronts when they meet at a regional summit next week.A Friday editorial published in the Asian Age hailed Pakistan’s decision to grant Indian MFN statues as a “historic move, regardless of its motivation.” Although the editorial was cynical about the Pakistani army’s approval of the trade détente – saying the country’s troubles with the United States had something to do with it – it said it is “heartening” to see the move had the backing of Pakistan’s two main political parties.Writing in the Hindustan Times Thursday, Varghese K. George was more skeptical,toms outlet. He questioned whether normalized trade relations will make a difference to the broader peace process. “While trade and liberal visa regimes improve bilateral relations, overcoming coagulated distrust between the two will take more than just these efforts. If trade was responsible for friendship then China would be friends with Japan and the US. But that s not the case,” he wrote.Mr. George argued that issues like terrorism and rivalry in Afghanistan should be addressed upfront. “Given the preeminence that terror and Afghanistan have on Indo-Pak relations,cheap toms, the gamechangers too must evolve around these,” he said.In a Friday editorial, Mint focused on the trade opportunities that lie ahead for India and Pakistan. “Historically, before partition, what is now Pakistan was India’s cotton yard. This trade, along with those in other items, tapered off after relations cooled in the decades since 1947,” the paper said. “Today, Pakistan is in a position to supply cotton, cement and other much-needed raw materials to India at a fraction of the cost at which they’re imported from other countries,” it added. Mint has a content-sharing partnership with The Wall Street Journal.You can follow Ms. Stancati on Twitter @margheritamvs. Follow India Real Time on Twitter @indiarealtime. Add a Comment Error message Name We welcome thoughtful comments from readers. Please comply with our guidelines. Our blogs do not require the use of your real name. Comment Comments (1 of 1) View all Comments 2:27 am December 15, 2011 elizabeth wrote: i want the word of what they said India Real Time offers quick analysis and insights into the broad range of developments in business, markets, the econom Related articles:

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