It's official: India and Pakistan may start playing cricket again. That doesn't seem like much, but any sign that hostility is easing between the two nuclear-armed neighbors is worth cheering. Still, a far trickier game lies ahead: solving their long-simmering dispute over Kashmirand, specifically, reining in the violent militants who keep the Kashmir pot boiling.
U.S. President George W. Bush sent Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage, an ex-wrestler, to New Delhi and Islamabad last week to lend supportand apply pressure. Before Armitage landed, leaders from both countries were quick to show Washington they were actively pushing for...
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