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India Willing For Talks With Pak In Terror-Free Atmosphere: S Jaishankar
India is willing to discuss outstanding issues with Pakistan bilaterally in an atmosphere free of terror and violence, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Friday.
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Pakistan Wants "Talks On Equal Terms", Says Ball In India's Court: Report
Pakistan will hold talks with India on the "basis of equality" and in a "dignified manner", and it is up to New Delhi whether to engage with Islamabad to resolve all outstanding issues, Pakistan's Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi has said.
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Priorities And Nature Of Ties With India, Pakistan Different: White House
Asserting that the US' ties with India and Pakistan were not a 'zero-sum game', the White House has said that the Trump administration's priorities and the nature of relationship with India and Pakistan were different.
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Provocative Remarks Detrimental To Indo-Pak Ties: US
Amid reports of provocative remarks against India by Hizbul Mujahideen chief Syed Salahuddin, the US has said such rhetorics are "unhelpful" for regional safety and security and emphasised the need for talks between India and Pakistan.
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India, Pak Should 'Maintain Momentum' In Improving Ties: China
China today said it hopes that India and Pakistan will properly deal with their differences through dialogue and "maintain momentum" in improving ties, days after Beijing asserted that the Pathankot terror attack may have been launched intentionally to disrupt Indo-Pak relations.
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Indo-Pak Talks: Sartaj Aziz Cautions Against 'Unrealistic Expectations'
Foreign secretaries of India and Pakistan will meet on January 14-15 to prepare a schedule of meeting for the comprehensive dialogue, Pakistan's Advisor on Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz said even as he cautioned against "unrealistic expectations" from the talks.
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India, Pak Foreign Secretary Level Talks Expected In January: Sartaj Aziz
Pakistan has proposed to India middle of January for talks between the foreign secretaries of the two sides, said a top Pakistani diplomat today.
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India, Pak Appear Interested in Fostering Greater Understanding: US
Welcoming the recent effort by India and Pakistan to revive talks, the US has said leaders of the two countries now appear to be "genuinely interested" in fostering greater understanding among them.
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Indo-Pak Foreign Secretaries Meet: Venue Yet To Be Decided, No Role for Hurriyat
India today said the date and venue for next month's meeting between Indo-Pak Foreign Secretaries are yet to be finalised and asserted that all bilateral issues are to be addressed mutually between the two countries.
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US Hopes India-Pak Comprehensive Dialogue Would Boost Trade
Describing the resumption of Indo-Pak comprehensive dialogue as a "significant" move, the US hoped that it would result in increased trade between the two neighbours.
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Engaging With Pak 'To Try And Turn Course of History': PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said resumption of talks with Pakistan was to "try and turn the course of history" and to bring an end to terrorism but made it clear that the neighbouring country would be judged by its commitment on terrorism.
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Pak Preventing Creation of 'Necessary Environment' for Talks: Union Minister
India is willing to address all outstanding issues with Pakistan bilaterally and through peaceful means but Islamabad's continued support to terrorism has prevented creation of "necessary environment", Minister of State for External Affairs, General (Retired) VK Singh said today.
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India's Role in Resolving Kashmir Issue Will Continue: Omar Abdullah
With the US distancing itself on Kashmir issue, former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today said the absence of a third party does not absolve India of its responsibility to find a solution to the problem.
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It is for India and Pakistan to Work Out the Kashmir Issue: US
The US has no role to play in Kashmir issue and it is for India and Pakistan to address the problem through dialogue, a top American official has said. This comes a day after visiting Pakistan Army Chief General Raheel Sharif raised the matter with US Secretary of State John Kerry.
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General Assembly is a Great Opportunity for India and Pak Leaders to Meet: UN Chief
As an advocate for friendly relations between India and Pakistan, the United Nations chief, Ban Ki-moon has called for the current General Assembly session as a great opportunity for leaders from both countries to meet. This, despite indications from India that there is no bilateral meeting scheduled between the two neighbours.
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India Willing For Talks With Pak In Terror-Free Atmosphere: S Jaishankar
India is willing to discuss outstanding issues with Pakistan bilaterally in an atmosphere free of terror and violence, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Friday.
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Pakistan Wants "Talks On Equal Terms", Says Ball In India's Court: Report
Pakistan will hold talks with India on the "basis of equality" and in a "dignified manner", and it is up to New Delhi whether to engage with Islamabad to resolve all outstanding issues, Pakistan's Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi has said.
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Priorities And Nature Of Ties With India, Pakistan Different: White House
Asserting that the US' ties with India and Pakistan were not a 'zero-sum game', the White House has said that the Trump administration's priorities and the nature of relationship with India and Pakistan were different.
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Provocative Remarks Detrimental To Indo-Pak Ties: US
Amid reports of provocative remarks against India by Hizbul Mujahideen chief Syed Salahuddin, the US has said such rhetorics are "unhelpful" for regional safety and security and emphasised the need for talks between India and Pakistan.
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India, Pak Should 'Maintain Momentum' In Improving Ties: China
China today said it hopes that India and Pakistan will properly deal with their differences through dialogue and "maintain momentum" in improving ties, days after Beijing asserted that the Pathankot terror attack may have been launched intentionally to disrupt Indo-Pak relations.
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Indo-Pak Talks: Sartaj Aziz Cautions Against 'Unrealistic Expectations'
Foreign secretaries of India and Pakistan will meet on January 14-15 to prepare a schedule of meeting for the comprehensive dialogue, Pakistan's Advisor on Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz said even as he cautioned against "unrealistic expectations" from the talks.
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India, Pak Foreign Secretary Level Talks Expected In January: Sartaj Aziz
Pakistan has proposed to India middle of January for talks between the foreign secretaries of the two sides, said a top Pakistani diplomat today.
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India, Pak Appear Interested in Fostering Greater Understanding: US
Welcoming the recent effort by India and Pakistan to revive talks, the US has said leaders of the two countries now appear to be "genuinely interested" in fostering greater understanding among them.
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Indo-Pak Foreign Secretaries Meet: Venue Yet To Be Decided, No Role for Hurriyat
India today said the date and venue for next month's meeting between Indo-Pak Foreign Secretaries are yet to be finalised and asserted that all bilateral issues are to be addressed mutually between the two countries.
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US Hopes India-Pak Comprehensive Dialogue Would Boost Trade
Describing the resumption of Indo-Pak comprehensive dialogue as a "significant" move, the US hoped that it would result in increased trade between the two neighbours.
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Engaging With Pak 'To Try And Turn Course of History': PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said resumption of talks with Pakistan was to "try and turn the course of history" and to bring an end to terrorism but made it clear that the neighbouring country would be judged by its commitment on terrorism.
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Pak Preventing Creation of 'Necessary Environment' for Talks: Union Minister
India is willing to address all outstanding issues with Pakistan bilaterally and through peaceful means but Islamabad's continued support to terrorism has prevented creation of "necessary environment", Minister of State for External Affairs, General (Retired) VK Singh said today.
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India's Role in Resolving Kashmir Issue Will Continue: Omar Abdullah
With the US distancing itself on Kashmir issue, former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today said the absence of a third party does not absolve India of its responsibility to find a solution to the problem.
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It is for India and Pakistan to Work Out the Kashmir Issue: US
The US has no role to play in Kashmir issue and it is for India and Pakistan to address the problem through dialogue, a top American official has said. This comes a day after visiting Pakistan Army Chief General Raheel Sharif raised the matter with US Secretary of State John Kerry.
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General Assembly is a Great Opportunity for India and Pak Leaders to Meet: UN Chief
As an advocate for friendly relations between India and Pakistan, the United Nations chief, Ban Ki-moon has called for the current General Assembly session as a great opportunity for leaders from both countries to meet. This, despite indications from India that there is no bilateral meeting scheduled between the two neighbours.
