India-pakistan Bilateral Issues

Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has said that Pakistan wants to have "permanent peace" with India through dialogue as war is not an option for either of the countries to resolve the Kashmir issue, according to a media report on Saturday.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is attending the G7 Summit where he will speak on burning global issues of environment, climate and digital transformation and also meet world leaders. He met US President Donald Trump on the sidelines of the summit and the situation in Jammu and Kashmir and trade are high on the agenda. PM Modi spoke about India-Pakist...

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Monday told an American news outlet that there will never be a resolution to the Kashmir issue bilaterally and asserted that the US and President Trump can play a "big part" in mediation.

Army personnel have been deployed at sensitive locations in the city along with the local police in view of the increased tension on the Line of Control, an official said on Wednesday.

A day after the union cabinet announced the development of the Kartarpur Sahib corridor, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday compared it with the Berlin Wall that divided East and West Germany before it was pulled down in 1989. He said if the Wall could fall, the proposed Kartarpur Corridorcould act as a bridge between the people of India and Pa...

Pakistan is ready for talks with India and it is awaiting an official response from New Delhi on how to move forward on the issue, the Foreign Office said Thursday.

External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on Thursday said India is committed to address all outstanding issues with Pakistan, including Kashmir, but the onus is on that country to create an atmosphere conducive for bilateral talks.

India's stand that disputes with Pakistan must be resolved bilaterally and without third party mediation remains unchanged, the external affairs ministry said today in response to a US suggestion that President Donald Trump could play a role in de-escalating tension between India and Pakistan.

Pakistan today accused India of using the Pathankot terror attack as an "excuse" to derail the bilateral dialogue process and said that talks are the best way forward to resolve outstanding issues, including "mutual concerns" related to terrorism.

A new beginning has been made by India and Pakistan as the two countries have agreed on a new bilateral comprehensive dialogue to address all outstanding issues through peaceful means, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said on Thursday.

India and Pakistan are resuming bilateral dialogue, foreign minister Sushma Swaraj said during her visit to Islamabad today.

India and Pakistan will resume comprehensive bilateral dialogue, foreign minister Sushma Swaraj announced in Islamabad today amid efforts by both nations to improve ties. The discussions will encompass a wide range of issues from counter-terrorism to economic cooperation, but the cricketing ties between the two nations is yet to get the green signa...

Kashmir and violence along the Line of Control today figured in a joint statement issued by US President Barack Obama and Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, both of whom called for a "sustained and resilient" India-Pakistan dialogue process to resolve all outstanding issues.

In an exclusive interview to NDTV's Barkha Dutt former Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani said he had a very good equation with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, and they together have been able to make a lot improvement in bilateral relations between the two countries. But internal politics in both the countries has come in the way of resolut...

Ahead of his visit to Pakistan, External Affairs Minister SM Krishna on Tuesday said he will carry a message of India's "serious intent" to resolve outstanding bilateral issues through dialogue in a "terror and violence-free atmosphere."

Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has said that Pakistan wants to have "permanent peace" with India through dialogue as war is not an option for either of the countries to resolve the Kashmir issue, according to a media report on Saturday.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is attending the G7 Summit where he will speak on burning global issues of environment, climate and digital transformation and also meet world leaders. He met US President Donald Trump on the sidelines of the summit and the situation in Jammu and Kashmir and trade are high on the agenda. PM Modi spoke about India-Pakist...

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Monday told an American news outlet that there will never be a resolution to the Kashmir issue bilaterally and asserted that the US and President Trump can play a "big part" in mediation.

Army personnel have been deployed at sensitive locations in the city along with the local police in view of the increased tension on the Line of Control, an official said on Wednesday.

A day after the union cabinet announced the development of the Kartarpur Sahib corridor, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday compared it with the Berlin Wall that divided East and West Germany before it was pulled down in 1989. He said if the Wall could fall, the proposed Kartarpur Corridorcould act as a bridge between the people of India and Pa...

Pakistan is ready for talks with India and it is awaiting an official response from New Delhi on how to move forward on the issue, the Foreign Office said Thursday.

External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on Thursday said India is committed to address all outstanding issues with Pakistan, including Kashmir, but the onus is on that country to create an atmosphere conducive for bilateral talks.

India's stand that disputes with Pakistan must be resolved bilaterally and without third party mediation remains unchanged, the external affairs ministry said today in response to a US suggestion that President Donald Trump could play a role in de-escalating tension between India and Pakistan.

Pakistan today accused India of using the Pathankot terror attack as an "excuse" to derail the bilateral dialogue process and said that talks are the best way forward to resolve outstanding issues, including "mutual concerns" related to terrorism.

A new beginning has been made by India and Pakistan as the two countries have agreed on a new bilateral comprehensive dialogue to address all outstanding issues through peaceful means, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said on Thursday.

India and Pakistan are resuming bilateral dialogue, foreign minister Sushma Swaraj said during her visit to Islamabad today.

India and Pakistan will resume comprehensive bilateral dialogue, foreign minister Sushma Swaraj announced in Islamabad today amid efforts by both nations to improve ties. The discussions will encompass a wide range of issues from counter-terrorism to economic cooperation, but the cricketing ties between the two nations is yet to get the green signa...

Kashmir and violence along the Line of Control today figured in a joint statement issued by US President Barack Obama and Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, both of whom called for a "sustained and resilient" India-Pakistan dialogue process to resolve all outstanding issues.

In an exclusive interview to NDTV's Barkha Dutt former Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani said he had a very good equation with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, and they together have been able to make a lot improvement in bilateral relations between the two countries. But internal politics in both the countries has come in the way of resolut...

Ahead of his visit to Pakistan, External Affairs Minister SM Krishna on Tuesday said he will carry a message of India's "serious intent" to resolve outstanding bilateral issues through dialogue in a "terror and violence-free atmosphere."