Struggle against Duopoly

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Editor R K HAZARI Associate Editor: Krishna Raj Assistant Editor: Rajani X Desai Business Manager: A Fernandes Circulation Manager: Shiv Patil Struggle against Duopoly IF the Paris upheaval dealt a severe blow to de Gaulle's standing as a statesman, the Czech crisis has thrown his foreign policy out of gear. Neither the slogan "from the Atlantic to the Urals" nor the hope of rapid liberalisation in the communist countries appears as valid today as it did a few months ago. Though the French President's foreign policy was based on an all-pervasive world view, the realisation of his dreams depended on the trends of events in Europe. It had been his hope that as Franco-Soviet relations improved, conditions would be created for the emergence of a new Europe