Terrorism takes on dangerous new patterns.
The admonition is contained in the department's annual report on terrorism, due to be released Monday. Countries can be added or deleted from the list at any time. While Pakistan is not on the list, a State Department official said the report notes that Pakistan is being watched. The New York Times, saying it had obtained the full 107-page report, reported in Sunday editions that in addition to Pakistan, the latest report is especially critical of Afghanistan for providing safe haven and support to international terrorist groups. The congressionally mandated report, issued each spring, largely mirrors the comments on Pakistan made by President Clinton when he visited that country on March 25.