Kuwait defends barring expats from morning treatment
Agence France-Presse | Wednesday June 5, 2013
Barring foreigners from public hospitals in the mornings has been criticised as a racist step.
Al Qaeda's suicide attack plan on foreign embassy thwarted, says Egypt
Reuters | Sunday May 12, 2013
Egyptian have security forces thwarted a plan by an Al Qaeda-linked cell to carry out a suicide attack on a foreign embassy, capturing three militants, the interior minister said on Saturday.
Pakistan 'positively considering' sending Sarabjit to India: sources
Edited by Sindhu Manjesh (with PTI inputs) | Wednesday May 1, 2013
Pakistan is said to be positively considering the Indian request to repatriate Sarabjit Singh to India," Pakistani diplomatic source have told PTI. However, this has not yet been conveyed to the Indian government and the sources did not confirm when ...
Send Sarabjit home on humanitarian grounds, India requests Pakistan again
Edited by Sindhu Manjesh (with PTI inputs) | Wednesday May 1, 2013
The Indian High Commissioner to Pakistan, Sharat Sabharwal, has met the Pakistan Foreign Secretary today and requested Islamabad to immediately release Sarabjit Singh on humanitarian and sympathetic grounds.
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang to visit India next month
Press Trust of India | Monday April 15, 2013
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang will visit India in May in his first official tour abroad after assuming office two months ago.
Pakistan-made items found on killed terrorists: Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde
Indo-Asian News Service | Thursday March 14, 2013
The two terrorists killed in Wednesday's attack in Srinagar seemed to be foreign fidayeen (suicide attackers) and items recovered from them appeared to be of Pakistani origin, Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde said on Thursday.
Blog: Delicacies on the menu, but no diplomacy
Ketki Angre | Saturday March 9, 2013
Given the timing of the meeting, everyone from the country's Opposition to the khadims at the Ajmer Dargah were watching closely. India's Foreign Minister Salman Khurshid welcomed Pakistan's Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf at Jaipur's Rambagh Palac...
India unlikely to agree to Foreign Minister-level talks with Pak: Sources
Edited by Shamik Ghosh | Friday January 18, 2013
India is unlikely to agree to Pakistan's offer for Foreign-Minister-level talks between the two countries any time soon, sources have said. Pakistan's Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar had on Wednesday night suggested holding talks with her Indian c...
Edited by Prasad Sanyal | Thursday January 17, 2013
External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid will consult the Prime Minister today on Pakistan's late Wednesday night's offer for Foreign-Minister-level talks to defuse tension along the Line of Control in Kashmir, sources have said.
No overnight firing at the LoC as India, Pak agree to de-escalate tension
Edited by Surabhi Malik | Thursday January 17, 2013
There has been no firing along the Line of Control overnight or this morning. Yesterday, top military officers from India and Pakistan spoke to each other on hotline and agreed to exercise restraint to de-escalate the 10-day-long tension at the borde...
Pak foreign minister Hina Rabbani Khar offers talks to reinforce ceasefire agreement: full statement
NDTV.com | Thursday January 17, 2013
In an attempt to ease the tension at the Line of Control, Pakistan Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar offered to hold talks with her Indian counterpart.
Pakistan Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar offers talks with India to defuse tension
Press Trust of India | Thursday January 17, 2013
Pakistan Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar late on Wednesday night suggested that she and her Indian counterpart Salman Khursheed hold talks to defuse the tension building between the neighbours over ceasefire violations along the Line of Control (L...
Pakistan orders its troops to maintain restraint, observe ceasefire at Line of Control
Edited by Shamik Ghosh | Thursday January 17, 2013
Pakistan has reportedly ordered its army to observe ceasefire and maintain restraint after India said there have been at least five incidents of cease-fire violation since Monday's flag meeting. Earlier, Director General of Military Operations (DGMO)...
'War mongering from across the border,' says Pakistan Foreign Minister
Edited by Sindhu Manjesh | Wednesday January 16, 2013
Pakistan's Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar has said that her country is committed to getting relations with India back to normal, and that the two neighbours cannot afford a setback to the progress made to improving ties over the past year.
'Sadly, no substantial response from Pakistan yet', says Salman Khurshid: 10 latest developments
Edited by Surabhi Malik | Saturday January 12, 2013
India has not got any substantial response from Pakistan yet on the "mutilation" of the bodies of the two jawans who were killed by Pakistani troops near the Line of Control, Foreign Minister Salman Khurshid has told NDTV. Of the two jawans who were ...
