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SAARC Has 'Survived' Not 'Triumphed', Says Pak PM Nawaz Sharif
SAARC has "survived" but not "triumphed" as had been envisaged, Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif today said while lamenting the postponement of the eight-member grouping's Islamabad summit.
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Pak Protest On War Crimes Trial Led To SAARC Boycott: Sheikh Hasina
Terming Pakistan a "defeated force", Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today said Islamabad's protests over recent execution of a 1971 war crimes convict prompted Bangladesh to pull out of the SAARC Summit.
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Maldives Condemns 'International Terrorism', Urges Early SAARC Summit
Maldives on Friday while condemning "international terrorism" appealed to member nations of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation to create a "conducive environment" for holding the eight-nation bloc's meetings. Pakistan was forced to postpone the SAARC summit after majority member states joined India in withdrawing their participati...
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Pakistan To Accord 'Warm Welcome' To Arun Jaitley At SAARC Meet In Islamabad
Pakistan has decided to play a "good host" and avoid a repetition of the tense atmosphere that prevailed during Home Minister Rajnath Singh's recent visit by according a "warm welcome" to Finance Minister Arun Jaitley at the SAARC ministerial conference later this month.
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No Entry, Indian Journalists Were Told At SAARC Meet Venue In Pakistan
Indian journalists, who went to cover the SAARC Home Ministers' conference in Islamabad, had to face hostile Pakistani officials, who not only denied them access to the inaugural function but also barred them from standing at the entrance of the venue where their Interior Minister was to receive dignitaries, leading to tense moments.
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After SAARC Meet, Rajnath Singh Skips Lunch Hosted By Pakistan Home Minister
Home Minister Rajnath Singh today skipped a lunch hosted by his Pakistan counterpart Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan in Islamabad.
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SAARC Has 'Survived' Not 'Triumphed', Says Pak PM Nawaz Sharif
SAARC has "survived" but not "triumphed" as had been envisaged, Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif today said while lamenting the postponement of the eight-member grouping's Islamabad summit.
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Pak Protest On War Crimes Trial Led To SAARC Boycott: Sheikh Hasina
Terming Pakistan a "defeated force", Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today said Islamabad's protests over recent execution of a 1971 war crimes convict prompted Bangladesh to pull out of the SAARC Summit.
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Maldives Condemns 'International Terrorism', Urges Early SAARC Summit
Maldives on Friday while condemning "international terrorism" appealed to member nations of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation to create a "conducive environment" for holding the eight-nation bloc's meetings. Pakistan was forced to postpone the SAARC summit after majority member states joined India in withdrawing their participati...
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Pakistan To Accord 'Warm Welcome' To Arun Jaitley At SAARC Meet In Islamabad
Pakistan has decided to play a "good host" and avoid a repetition of the tense atmosphere that prevailed during Home Minister Rajnath Singh's recent visit by according a "warm welcome" to Finance Minister Arun Jaitley at the SAARC ministerial conference later this month.
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No Entry, Indian Journalists Were Told At SAARC Meet Venue In Pakistan
Indian journalists, who went to cover the SAARC Home Ministers' conference in Islamabad, had to face hostile Pakistani officials, who not only denied them access to the inaugural function but also barred them from standing at the entrance of the venue where their Interior Minister was to receive dignitaries, leading to tense moments.
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After SAARC Meet, Rajnath Singh Skips Lunch Hosted By Pakistan Home Minister
Home Minister Rajnath Singh today skipped a lunch hosted by his Pakistan counterpart Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan in Islamabad.
