PAKISTANI MUSLIM SHOUT ANTI U.S. SLOTAN IN KARACHI, 2001-09-29 (photo)

Pakistan muslims shouts anti-U.S slogan in front of a burning effigy of U.S.President George W. Bush during an anti-American rally in Karachi September 29, 2001. Pakistan said on Saturday it planned more talks with Afghanistan's Taliban rulers to try to persuade them to hand over Saudi-born militant Osama bin Laden despite the failure of two recent efforts. Pakistan, the only country still to recognise the Taliban government, is now Afghanistan's only channel for any possible diplomatic solution to the current crisis. But their ties have been strained since Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf promised full cooperation with the Americans, and Mullah Omar countered by saying the Taliban would declare a holy war against anyone helping Washington attack Afghanistan. REUTERS/Akbar Baloch AB