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Ex-Army Chief Hails India-China Progress On Boundary Question
Former Army chief Gen M M Naravane said it is "fortuitous" that India-China ties are "on the mend" with a number of initiatives announced at political, diplomatic and military levels for the improvement of "our relations" going forward.
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Pakistan Upgrades Ties With Afghanistan Days After China's Taliban Outreach
Days after a China-convened meeting that pushed for greater Pakistan-Afghanistan ties, Islamabad has made a significant announcement - that it will be sending an Ambassador to Kabul soon.
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India, Ukraine Agree To Restore Ties To Pre-War Levels, Discuss Peace Plan
The foreign ministers of India and Ukraine said on Friday they had agreed to restore trade and cooperation to levels before Russia's invasion, as Kyiv seeks to build support for its peace plan with an old friend of Moscow.
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Sushma Swaraj to Visit Islamabad Today, Pakistan Welcomes Talks
First there was the icebreaker in Paris between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif. Then the thaw in Bangkok with the National Security Adviser level talks. And now, Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj is leaving for Islamabad today to attend a conference on Afghanistan.
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'Will Make Best of It': Pakistan Leaves it Up To India to Cancel Talks
Pakistan's top security official said today that he is ready to "go to India and make the best of talks", lobbing the ball firmly back into Delhi's court about whether the much anticipated resumption of dialogue will begin tomorrow. Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj will announce India's stand at a press conference in a few hours.
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Iran Nuclear Talks to Resume on April 21: Mohammad Javad Zarif
Nuclear talks between Iran and leading world powers will resume on April 21 at the deputy level, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said day during a visit to Madrid.
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Disappointed Pakistan Sought to Make Spectacle of Talks: PM Narendra Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said that India was disappointed that Pakistan sought to make a spectacle of foreign secretary level talks scheduled between the two countries and went ahead with talks with secessionist elements.
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PM Should Come Clear on His Policy for Pakistan: Congress
Ahead of the foreign secretary - level talks between India and Pakistan, the Congress today reminded the Narendra Modi government that talks and terror cannot go hand-in-hand and urged the prime minister to come clear on his policy for Pakistan.
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Iran Gets Rid of Sensitive Nuclear Material: United Nations
Iran has turned all of its enriched uranium closest to the level needed to make nuclear arms into more harmless forms, the United Nations' nuclear agency said Sunday.
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Nirupama Rao retires as Foreign Secretary today
Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao will retire today. The last few weeks had been hectic for her, especially during the India-Pakistan ministerial level talks when Pakistan Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar was in India for talks with her counterpart SM Krishna.
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Want dialogue with India to continue: Pak PM Gilani
Notwithstanding the recent Indo-Pak talks descending into acrimony, Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani on Saturday favoured the continuation of dialogue with India to discuss all outstanding issues between the two countries."Pakistan wants the continuation of dialogue with India. Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has assured me that all ...
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How Pak media reported Indo-Palk talks
Pakistan's leading newspapers have lamented that the Indo-Pak foreign ministerial-level talks have produced nothing but a promise for more talks. "Pakistan and India failed to agree on anything but that they would continue to talk," read the lead story in the nation's oldest daily Dawn on Thursday's talks between External Affairs Minister S M Krish...
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Positive developments in Indo-Pak talks?
Talks between External Affairs Minister S M Krishna and his counterpart Shah Mahmood Qureshi were extended to another session later on Thursday with both sides indicating that there were some "positive developments" The two ministers met at the Pakistan Foreign Office for nearly three hours which incl...
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How Pak media is reporting Indo-Pak talks
Acknowledging that Mumbai will continue to cast a shadow on Indo-Pak talks, Pakistanimedia On Thursday hoped that External Affairs Minister S M Krishna's visit to Pakistan will "give peace a chance" but doubted whether it will result in anything tangible for the two sides. As the two Foreign Ministers met here with the aim t...
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All 26/11 issues to be discussed with Pak: Chidambaram
Union Home Minister P Chidambaram has said that all pending issues related to 26/11 would be discussed during the Foreign Secretary level talks between India and Pakistan.
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Ex-Army Chief Hails India-China Progress On Boundary Question
Former Army chief Gen M M Naravane said it is "fortuitous" that India-China ties are "on the mend" with a number of initiatives announced at political, diplomatic and military levels for the improvement of "our relations" going forward.
-
Pakistan Upgrades Ties With Afghanistan Days After China's Taliban Outreach
Days after a China-convened meeting that pushed for greater Pakistan-Afghanistan ties, Islamabad has made a significant announcement - that it will be sending an Ambassador to Kabul soon.
-
India, Ukraine Agree To Restore Ties To Pre-War Levels, Discuss Peace Plan
The foreign ministers of India and Ukraine said on Friday they had agreed to restore trade and cooperation to levels before Russia's invasion, as Kyiv seeks to build support for its peace plan with an old friend of Moscow.
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Sushma Swaraj to Visit Islamabad Today, Pakistan Welcomes Talks
First there was the icebreaker in Paris between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif. Then the thaw in Bangkok with the National Security Adviser level talks. And now, Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj is leaving for Islamabad today to attend a conference on Afghanistan.
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'Will Make Best of It': Pakistan Leaves it Up To India to Cancel Talks
Pakistan's top security official said today that he is ready to "go to India and make the best of talks", lobbing the ball firmly back into Delhi's court about whether the much anticipated resumption of dialogue will begin tomorrow. Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj will announce India's stand at a press conference in a few hours.
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Iran Nuclear Talks to Resume on April 21: Mohammad Javad Zarif
Nuclear talks between Iran and leading world powers will resume on April 21 at the deputy level, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said day during a visit to Madrid.
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Disappointed Pakistan Sought to Make Spectacle of Talks: PM Narendra Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said that India was disappointed that Pakistan sought to make a spectacle of foreign secretary level talks scheduled between the two countries and went ahead with talks with secessionist elements.
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PM Should Come Clear on His Policy for Pakistan: Congress
Ahead of the foreign secretary - level talks between India and Pakistan, the Congress today reminded the Narendra Modi government that talks and terror cannot go hand-in-hand and urged the prime minister to come clear on his policy for Pakistan.
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Iran Gets Rid of Sensitive Nuclear Material: United Nations
Iran has turned all of its enriched uranium closest to the level needed to make nuclear arms into more harmless forms, the United Nations' nuclear agency said Sunday.
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Nirupama Rao retires as Foreign Secretary today
Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao will retire today. The last few weeks had been hectic for her, especially during the India-Pakistan ministerial level talks when Pakistan Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar was in India for talks with her counterpart SM Krishna.
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Want dialogue with India to continue: Pak PM Gilani
Notwithstanding the recent Indo-Pak talks descending into acrimony, Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani on Saturday favoured the continuation of dialogue with India to discuss all outstanding issues between the two countries."Pakistan wants the continuation of dialogue with India. Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has assured me that all ...
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How Pak media reported Indo-Palk talks
Pakistan's leading newspapers have lamented that the Indo-Pak foreign ministerial-level talks have produced nothing but a promise for more talks. "Pakistan and India failed to agree on anything but that they would continue to talk," read the lead story in the nation's oldest daily Dawn on Thursday's talks between External Affairs Minister S M Krish...
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Positive developments in Indo-Pak talks?
Talks between External Affairs Minister S M Krishna and his counterpart Shah Mahmood Qureshi were extended to another session later on Thursday with both sides indicating that there were some "positive developments" The two ministers met at the Pakistan Foreign Office for nearly three hours which incl...
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How Pak media is reporting Indo-Pak talks
Acknowledging that Mumbai will continue to cast a shadow on Indo-Pak talks, Pakistanimedia On Thursday hoped that External Affairs Minister S M Krishna's visit to Pakistan will "give peace a chance" but doubted whether it will result in anything tangible for the two sides. As the two Foreign Ministers met here with the aim t...
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All 26/11 issues to be discussed with Pak: Chidambaram
Union Home Minister P Chidambaram has said that all pending issues related to 26/11 would be discussed during the Foreign Secretary level talks between India and Pakistan.
