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"India's Proxy War": Khawaja Asif's Bizarre Claim On Pak-Afghan Clashes
Pakistan, the nation with a proven track record of sponsoring terrorism on its soil, has accused Afghanistan's Taliban government of "fighting a proxy war" on behalf of India.
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Except Pakistan All Other Neighbours Happy With Us, Says Afghan Minister
Taliban Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi has said that there is peace in Afghanistan and it does not want conflict with any nation.
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What Taliban Minister Told NDTV When Asked About Pak-Afghan Clashes
Both Pakistan and Afghanistan want good relations and regional peace, Taliban's Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi said at his second press conference in New Delhi, this time with women journalists in attendance.
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'If Peace Fails, We Have Other Means': Taliban Minister On Pak Conflict
Afghanistan wants a peaceful resolution of its ongoing conflict with Pakistan, but if the peace efforts don't succeed, then it has "other means", Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi said
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Pakistan Summons Afghan Envoy Over Joint Statement During India Visit
Pakistan on Saturday summoned the Afghan ambassador to convey its "strong reservations" over the India-Afghanistan joint statement issued in New Delhi a day earlier.
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Taliban Minister's Message From Indian Soil To Pakistan On Terrorism
Terror groups like the Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammad have long operated from Afghan soil. But Taliban has wiped out all terrorists in the last four years, claimed visiting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi during his India visit.
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"Wrong, Terribly Wrong": P Chidambaram On PM's 26/11 Barbs At Congress
Senior Congress leader and former Home Minister P Chidambaram has hit back after Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that the UPA government did not attack Pakistan after the 26/11 terror attacks in 2008 "because of pressure exerted by some country".
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Opinion | Why The Taliban Foreign Minister Is Really Visiting India
New Delhi's growing engagement with the Taliban comes at a time when the group's political reality in Afghanistan has become much more apparent, with more and more countries establishing some form of communication framework with them.
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Pakistan Approaches US To Construct Port On Arabian Sea: Report
Advisers to Pakistani army chief Field Marshal Asim Munir have approached US officials with an offer to build and run a port on the Arabian Sea, the Financial Times reported on Friday, citing a plan seen by the newspaper.
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"India Said It Is Bilateral Issue": Pak Minister On US Attempt At Mediation
India has consistently refused third party mediation in its dealings with Pakistan, and the US has encountered another refusal as late as July, Pakistan foreign minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar has told news channel Al Jazeera.
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What PM Modi Said At SCO Summit's Plenary Session In China: Full Statement
PM Modi addressed the SCO Summit's plenary session which included the participation of more than 20 foreign leaders and 10 heads of international organisations.
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"Ready For Dialogue With India In Dignified, Respectful Manner": Pak Foreign Minister
Pakistan's Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar on Friday said his country was ready for a composite dialogue with India in a dignified and respectful manner on all outstanding issues, including Kashmir.
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"Assam Cannot Be Led By People Who Visit Pakistan Frequently:" Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday said Assam cannot be led by people who make frequent visits to Pakistan, apparently referring to state Congress president Gaurav Gogoi's alleged links with the foreign nation.
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Opinion | India To Kabul To Pak: The Plot Behind Chinese Foreign Minister's Many Tours
This is China stepping into the breach created by Trump's shenanigans. It seems to be viewing the problem through the lens of South Asia as a whole, rather than letting Washington use its divide-and-rule strategy.
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Pak Claims Pending Bi-Lateral Issues Settled, Bangladesh Disagrees
Pakistan and Bangladesh have signed a visa exemption agreement for holders of official and diplomatic passports - a first since East Pakistan was liberated and Bangladesh was formed in 1971.
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"India's Proxy War": Khawaja Asif's Bizarre Claim On Pak-Afghan Clashes
Pakistan, the nation with a proven track record of sponsoring terrorism on its soil, has accused Afghanistan's Taliban government of "fighting a proxy war" on behalf of India.
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Except Pakistan All Other Neighbours Happy With Us, Says Afghan Minister
Taliban Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi has said that there is peace in Afghanistan and it does not want conflict with any nation.
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What Taliban Minister Told NDTV When Asked About Pak-Afghan Clashes
Both Pakistan and Afghanistan want good relations and regional peace, Taliban's Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi said at his second press conference in New Delhi, this time with women journalists in attendance.
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'If Peace Fails, We Have Other Means': Taliban Minister On Pak Conflict
Afghanistan wants a peaceful resolution of its ongoing conflict with Pakistan, but if the peace efforts don't succeed, then it has "other means", Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi said
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Pakistan Summons Afghan Envoy Over Joint Statement During India Visit
Pakistan on Saturday summoned the Afghan ambassador to convey its "strong reservations" over the India-Afghanistan joint statement issued in New Delhi a day earlier.
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Taliban Minister's Message From Indian Soil To Pakistan On Terrorism
Terror groups like the Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammad have long operated from Afghan soil. But Taliban has wiped out all terrorists in the last four years, claimed visiting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi during his India visit.
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"Wrong, Terribly Wrong": P Chidambaram On PM's 26/11 Barbs At Congress
Senior Congress leader and former Home Minister P Chidambaram has hit back after Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that the UPA government did not attack Pakistan after the 26/11 terror attacks in 2008 "because of pressure exerted by some country".
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Opinion | Why The Taliban Foreign Minister Is Really Visiting India
New Delhi's growing engagement with the Taliban comes at a time when the group's political reality in Afghanistan has become much more apparent, with more and more countries establishing some form of communication framework with them.
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Pakistan Approaches US To Construct Port On Arabian Sea: Report
Advisers to Pakistani army chief Field Marshal Asim Munir have approached US officials with an offer to build and run a port on the Arabian Sea, the Financial Times reported on Friday, citing a plan seen by the newspaper.
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"India Said It Is Bilateral Issue": Pak Minister On US Attempt At Mediation
India has consistently refused third party mediation in its dealings with Pakistan, and the US has encountered another refusal as late as July, Pakistan foreign minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar has told news channel Al Jazeera.
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What PM Modi Said At SCO Summit's Plenary Session In China: Full Statement
PM Modi addressed the SCO Summit's plenary session which included the participation of more than 20 foreign leaders and 10 heads of international organisations.
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"Ready For Dialogue With India In Dignified, Respectful Manner": Pak Foreign Minister
Pakistan's Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar on Friday said his country was ready for a composite dialogue with India in a dignified and respectful manner on all outstanding issues, including Kashmir.
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"Assam Cannot Be Led By People Who Visit Pakistan Frequently:" Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday said Assam cannot be led by people who make frequent visits to Pakistan, apparently referring to state Congress president Gaurav Gogoi's alleged links with the foreign nation.
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Opinion | India To Kabul To Pak: The Plot Behind Chinese Foreign Minister's Many Tours
This is China stepping into the breach created by Trump's shenanigans. It seems to be viewing the problem through the lens of South Asia as a whole, rather than letting Washington use its divide-and-rule strategy.
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Pak Claims Pending Bi-Lateral Issues Settled, Bangladesh Disagrees
Pakistan and Bangladesh have signed a visa exemption agreement for holders of official and diplomatic passports - a first since East Pakistan was liberated and Bangladesh was formed in 1971.
