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No Scope For Third Party Mediation On Kashmir: Government Sources After Donald Trump's Fresh Offer For Help
There is no role for any third party on the Kashmir issue, government sources asserted on Wednesday in response to US President Donald Trump's fresh offer to "help" India and Pakistan resolve the lingering dispute.
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Pak Must Take "Irreversible Steps" Against Terror For India Talks: US
The onus for peace talks between India and Pakistan lies on Islamabad which has to take "sustained and irreversible actions" against terror groups, a senior US official has said, reiterating President Donald Trump's willingness to mediate on the Kashmir issue, only if asked by both the countries.
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India Reasserts Position On J&K, Says "Just Hold On" For PM-Trump Meet
After US President Donald Trump's third offer to mediate on Kashmir, with Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan by his side on Monday, India said its position - that there can be no third party mediation - is known. The Foreign Ministry urged the media to "wait for tomorrow", when President Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi meet for talks.
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Donald Trump Talks Mediation On Kashmir Again, Says "Lot To Do With Religion"
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday once again offered to mediate the "explosive" situation in Kashmir, saying it is a "very complicated place". Speaking a day after phone calls with both Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, Mr Trump said he was happy to try and help calm the situation in Kashmir. He said religion w...
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After Call With PM, Trump Dials Imran Khan, Asks To "Moderate Rhetoric"
US President Donald Trump has in a phone conversation asked Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan to "moderate rhetoric" with India over the situation in Jammu and Kashmir in an effort to reduce tensions.
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Trump's Kashmir Mediation Offer "Not On Table Anymore": India's US Envoy
US President Donald Trump has made it clear that his offer of mediation on Kashmir is "not on the table anymore", a top Indian diplomat said on Monday.
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"If They Want Me To Intervene...": Donald Trump Rakes Up Kashmir Again
US President Donald Trump on Thursday said it was up to India and Pakistan to resolve the Kashmir issue but he was ready to assist if the two countries wanted him to help in resolving the decades-old dispute.
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Donald Trump Claims PM Asked For Mediation On Kashmir, India Denies: Live Updates
US President Donald Trump has triggered a political row by claiming Prime Minister Narendra Modi asked him to "mediate on Kashmir. In a joint press conference with Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Monday, Mr Trump had said, "If I can help, I would love to be a mediator".
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"Kashmir Such A Beautiful Name..." What Trump Said, Offering "Mediation"
President Donald Trump offered to help resolve India and Pakistan's long-running conflict over Kashmir - citing an invitation from Prime Minister Narendra Modi that the government later denied. "If you would want me to mediate or arbitrate, I would be willing to do that," Trump told Pakistan's prime minister, Imran Khan, at a White House meeting on...
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Imran Khan Says Kashmir Can't Be Resolved "Bilaterally" After Trump Meet
Buoyed by US President Donald Trump's offer of mediation on Kashmir, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan said today that the contentious issue between the two South Asian neighbours can never be resolved bilaterally.
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"Kashmir A Bilateral Issue, Ready To Assist": US Damage Control Amid Row
The Trump administration has launched a damage control exercise after President Donald Trump's remarks about mediation on Kashmir, with the State Department on Tuesday saying it was a "bilateral" issue between India and Pakistan, and the US "welcomes" the two countries "sitting down" for talks.
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Donald Trump's 'Deal-Making Skills' Cited When Vice President-Elect Mike Pence Is Asked About Kashmir
Donald Trump can deploy his extraordinary "deal-making skills" to bear on lessening tensions and solving problems in the world, US Vice President-elect Mike Pence has said in the backdrop of the President-elect offering to play "any role" to stabilise Pakistan.
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No Scope For Third Party Mediation On Kashmir: Government Sources After Donald Trump's Fresh Offer For Help
There is no role for any third party on the Kashmir issue, government sources asserted on Wednesday in response to US President Donald Trump's fresh offer to "help" India and Pakistan resolve the lingering dispute.
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Pak Must Take "Irreversible Steps" Against Terror For India Talks: US
The onus for peace talks between India and Pakistan lies on Islamabad which has to take "sustained and irreversible actions" against terror groups, a senior US official has said, reiterating President Donald Trump's willingness to mediate on the Kashmir issue, only if asked by both the countries.
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India Reasserts Position On J&K, Says "Just Hold On" For PM-Trump Meet
After US President Donald Trump's third offer to mediate on Kashmir, with Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan by his side on Monday, India said its position - that there can be no third party mediation - is known. The Foreign Ministry urged the media to "wait for tomorrow", when President Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi meet for talks.
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Donald Trump Talks Mediation On Kashmir Again, Says "Lot To Do With Religion"
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday once again offered to mediate the "explosive" situation in Kashmir, saying it is a "very complicated place". Speaking a day after phone calls with both Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, Mr Trump said he was happy to try and help calm the situation in Kashmir. He said religion w...
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After Call With PM, Trump Dials Imran Khan, Asks To "Moderate Rhetoric"
US President Donald Trump has in a phone conversation asked Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan to "moderate rhetoric" with India over the situation in Jammu and Kashmir in an effort to reduce tensions.
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Trump's Kashmir Mediation Offer "Not On Table Anymore": India's US Envoy
US President Donald Trump has made it clear that his offer of mediation on Kashmir is "not on the table anymore", a top Indian diplomat said on Monday.
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"If They Want Me To Intervene...": Donald Trump Rakes Up Kashmir Again
US President Donald Trump on Thursday said it was up to India and Pakistan to resolve the Kashmir issue but he was ready to assist if the two countries wanted him to help in resolving the decades-old dispute.
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Donald Trump Claims PM Asked For Mediation On Kashmir, India Denies: Live Updates
US President Donald Trump has triggered a political row by claiming Prime Minister Narendra Modi asked him to "mediate on Kashmir. In a joint press conference with Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Monday, Mr Trump had said, "If I can help, I would love to be a mediator".
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"Kashmir Such A Beautiful Name..." What Trump Said, Offering "Mediation"
President Donald Trump offered to help resolve India and Pakistan's long-running conflict over Kashmir - citing an invitation from Prime Minister Narendra Modi that the government later denied. "If you would want me to mediate or arbitrate, I would be willing to do that," Trump told Pakistan's prime minister, Imran Khan, at a White House meeting on...
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Imran Khan Says Kashmir Can't Be Resolved "Bilaterally" After Trump Meet
Buoyed by US President Donald Trump's offer of mediation on Kashmir, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan said today that the contentious issue between the two South Asian neighbours can never be resolved bilaterally.
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"Kashmir A Bilateral Issue, Ready To Assist": US Damage Control Amid Row
The Trump administration has launched a damage control exercise after President Donald Trump's remarks about mediation on Kashmir, with the State Department on Tuesday saying it was a "bilateral" issue between India and Pakistan, and the US "welcomes" the two countries "sitting down" for talks.
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Donald Trump's 'Deal-Making Skills' Cited When Vice President-Elect Mike Pence Is Asked About Kashmir
Donald Trump can deploy his extraordinary "deal-making skills" to bear on lessening tensions and solving problems in the world, US Vice President-elect Mike Pence has said in the backdrop of the President-elect offering to play "any role" to stabilise Pakistan.
