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Trump Repeats Claim He Settled War Between India And Pak With Trade
US President Donald Trump on Sunday yet again took credit for stopping conflicts around the world, including the recent one between India and Pakistan.
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Opinion | China, Now Trump: Pakistan And The Art Of Somehow Finding Patrons
Pakistan has successfully lobbied Western capitals into believing in its indispensability in the regional strategic landscape. The US continues to buy this narrative for various reasons, not discounting the naivete among them.
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Trump's Revised Tariffs: India Remains At 25%, Pak's Rate Slashed
US President Donald Trump has signed a new executive order slapping higher tariffs on dozens of trading partners ahead of a Friday trade deal deadline, in his latest bid to reshape global trade in favour of US businesses.
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"Maybe They'll Sell To India": Trump Announces "Massive" Oil Partnership With Pak
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday his administration struck a deal with Pakistan in which Washington will work with Islamabad in developing the South Asian nation's oil reserves.
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"Not Scheduled At This Time": US Dismisses Reports On Trump's Pak Visit
The White House on Friday shunned media reports circling around US President Donald Trump's visit to Pakistan, stating that there has been no such presidential travel plans.
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"I Was In The Room": S Jaishankar Refutes Trump's India-Pak Ceasefire Claims
Foreign Minister S Jaishankar on Monday called the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pehalgam an "act of economic warfare" meant to destroy tourism in Kashmir.
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Pakistan, China Working On New Regional Bloc With Potential To Replace SAARC: Report
Pakistan and China are working on a proposal to establish a new regional organisation that could potentially replace the now-defunct South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC), according to a media report on Monday.
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Trump Claims He Stopped India, Pak War By Threatening To 'Cancel All Deals'
Trump again repeated his claim that he stopped the war between India and Pakistan, which he claimed could have turned nuclear, after he told the countries that Washington would not "trade" with Delhi and Islamabad.
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Trump Repeats Claim That He "Stopped" India-Pak Conflict
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday repeated his claim that he stopped the war between India and Pakistan and told the two countries that America would not do trade with them if continued with the fighting.
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"No Trade Deal Talk Or Mediation Offer During Pak Conflict": PM Modi To Trump
India has never asked for, and will never accept, third-party mediation to resolve the issue of Pakistan's illegal occupation of parts of Jammu and Kashmir - this was Prime Minister Narendra Modi's unequivocal message to US President Donald Trump.
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"Iran, Israel Should Make Deal Just Like I Got India, Pak To Make One": Trump
US President Donald Trump claimed that he could secure a deal between Iran and Israel just as he had done between India and Pakistan last month by "using trade".
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US 'Very Close' To Making Trade Deal With India, Says Trump
US President Donald Trump has said the "deal" he is most proud of is that he was able to stop "potentially a nuclear war" between India and Pakistan through trade as opposed to through "bullets".
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Explained: India's Trade Ties With Turkey And Azerbaijan Amid Pak Conflict
India's trade relations with Turkey and Azerbaijan are expected to come under strain due to Ankara and Baku backing Islamabad and condemning India's recent strikes on terror camps in Pakistan.
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"Let's Not Trade Nukes, Let's Trade...": Trump On What He Told India, Pak
US President Donald Trump, on Tuesday, reiterated the US' role in brokering peace between India and Pakistan, saying he told the two sides to "not trade nuclear missiles (and) trade the things that you make so beautifully".
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"Could've Been A Bad Nuke War," Claims Trump. What PM Modi Said Shortly After
Donald Trump has taken credit for having "stopped a nuclear conflict - a bad one" in the brink of time. Both India and Pakistan have "lots of nuclear weapons", said the US President, adding that the two nations were going at it "hot and heavy".
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Trump Repeats Claim He Settled War Between India And Pak With Trade
US President Donald Trump on Sunday yet again took credit for stopping conflicts around the world, including the recent one between India and Pakistan.
-
Opinion | China, Now Trump: Pakistan And The Art Of Somehow Finding Patrons
Pakistan has successfully lobbied Western capitals into believing in its indispensability in the regional strategic landscape. The US continues to buy this narrative for various reasons, not discounting the naivete among them.
-
Trump's Revised Tariffs: India Remains At 25%, Pak's Rate Slashed
US President Donald Trump has signed a new executive order slapping higher tariffs on dozens of trading partners ahead of a Friday trade deal deadline, in his latest bid to reshape global trade in favour of US businesses.
-
"Maybe They'll Sell To India": Trump Announces "Massive" Oil Partnership With Pak
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday his administration struck a deal with Pakistan in which Washington will work with Islamabad in developing the South Asian nation's oil reserves.
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"Not Scheduled At This Time": US Dismisses Reports On Trump's Pak Visit
The White House on Friday shunned media reports circling around US President Donald Trump's visit to Pakistan, stating that there has been no such presidential travel plans.
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"I Was In The Room": S Jaishankar Refutes Trump's India-Pak Ceasefire Claims
Foreign Minister S Jaishankar on Monday called the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pehalgam an "act of economic warfare" meant to destroy tourism in Kashmir.
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Pakistan, China Working On New Regional Bloc With Potential To Replace SAARC: Report
Pakistan and China are working on a proposal to establish a new regional organisation that could potentially replace the now-defunct South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC), according to a media report on Monday.
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Trump Claims He Stopped India, Pak War By Threatening To 'Cancel All Deals'
Trump again repeated his claim that he stopped the war between India and Pakistan, which he claimed could have turned nuclear, after he told the countries that Washington would not "trade" with Delhi and Islamabad.
-
Trump Repeats Claim That He "Stopped" India-Pak Conflict
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday repeated his claim that he stopped the war between India and Pakistan and told the two countries that America would not do trade with them if continued with the fighting.
-
"No Trade Deal Talk Or Mediation Offer During Pak Conflict": PM Modi To Trump
India has never asked for, and will never accept, third-party mediation to resolve the issue of Pakistan's illegal occupation of parts of Jammu and Kashmir - this was Prime Minister Narendra Modi's unequivocal message to US President Donald Trump.
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"Iran, Israel Should Make Deal Just Like I Got India, Pak To Make One": Trump
US President Donald Trump claimed that he could secure a deal between Iran and Israel just as he had done between India and Pakistan last month by "using trade".
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US 'Very Close' To Making Trade Deal With India, Says Trump
US President Donald Trump has said the "deal" he is most proud of is that he was able to stop "potentially a nuclear war" between India and Pakistan through trade as opposed to through "bullets".
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Explained: India's Trade Ties With Turkey And Azerbaijan Amid Pak Conflict
India's trade relations with Turkey and Azerbaijan are expected to come under strain due to Ankara and Baku backing Islamabad and condemning India's recent strikes on terror camps in Pakistan.
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"Let's Not Trade Nukes, Let's Trade...": Trump On What He Told India, Pak
US President Donald Trump, on Tuesday, reiterated the US' role in brokering peace between India and Pakistan, saying he told the two sides to "not trade nuclear missiles (and) trade the things that you make so beautifully".
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"Could've Been A Bad Nuke War," Claims Trump. What PM Modi Said Shortly After
Donald Trump has taken credit for having "stopped a nuclear conflict - a bad one" in the brink of time. Both India and Pakistan have "lots of nuclear weapons", said the US President, adding that the two nations were going at it "hot and heavy".
