Nato Pakistan

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  'Put Differences Aside': Pakistan Asks Muslim Nations To Join 'Islamic NATO'

  The new defence pact builds on a previous agreement signed between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia a year ago, with Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan claiming it is technically the same as NATO's Article 5 mutual defence agreement.

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  Pakistan Army, Taliban Involved In Narco Trade: NATO Report

  The unholy nexus of the Pakistan Army and the Taliban's involvement in the narco trade was revealed by the NATO Defence Education Enhancement Program (DEEP) report.

• Attack on NATO trucks in Pakistan kills driver: officials

  Gunmen in restive northwest Pakistan on Monday attacked container trucks carrying supplies to NATO troops in Afghanistan, killing a driver, officials said.

• Two killed as gunmen target NATO containers in North West Pakistan

  Two persons were killed today when unidentified gunmen fired at NATO containers enroute to Afghanistan in Pakistan's northwestern tribal region.

• Pakistan reopens NATO supply routes after US apologises for drone strike

  Ending a bitter seven-month standoff, US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton apologised to Pakistan on Tuesday for the killing of 24 of its troops last fall and won in return the reopening of critical NATO supply lines into Afghanistan. The agreement could save the US hundreds of millions of dollars.

• NATO strike: White House rules out apology to Pakistan, says time to move ahead

  The White House has ruled out an apology to Islamabad for November 26 incident in which 24 Pakistani soldiers were killed in a NATO cross border fire and said it is time that the two countries move ahead, two days after such a demand was made by Pakistan People's Party leader Bilawal Bhutto.

• US not to pay USD 5,000 per truck to Pak: Panetta

  US Defence Secretary Leon Panetta has ruled out paying Pakistan USD 5,000 per truck carrying vital supplies across its territory for NATO troops in Afghanistan, citing financial challenges faced by America.

• Pakistan President Zardari reaches Chicago for crucial NATO summit

  Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari has arrived in Chicago to attend the crucial NATO Summit which is expected to take important decisions with regard to the future of Afghanistan, where the stakes of Islamabad are very high. Zardari is accompanied by Foreign Minister, Hina Rabbani Khar, and the Foreign Secretary, Jalil Abbass Jilani, besides his ...

• US supply trucks cross Afghan-Pakistan border: Officials

  Pakistan allowed four containers of office supplies for the US embassy in Kabul to cross into Afghanistan for the first time following a six-month blockade, officials said on Friday.

• NATO invites Zardari to Chicago summit

  NATO on Tuesday invited the Pakistani president to next week's summit in Chicago, as Islamabad looked poised to end a nearly six-month blockade on NATO supplies for Afghanistan, officials said.

• NATO plays down report of collaboration between Taliban and Pakistan

  A spokesman for the NATO-led coalition on Wednesday confirmed the existence of a report that summarizes the views of Taliban detainees who said that they are winning the war thanks to cooperation from some Afghan government officials and soldiers with active support from Pakistan's intelligence service.

• Pak may have 'low-level participation' at Afghan meet: Report

  Pakistan, which decided to boycott the Bonn conference on Afghanistan's future after a NATO air strike killed its 24 soldiers, may now have "low-level participation" at the meet in the wake of US President Barack Obama's call to his counterpart Asif Ali Zardari, a media report said today.

• Pak refusing to cooperate in US probe into NATO bombing, says Pentagon

  Pakistan is refusing to participate in the US-led probe into NATO bombing that left 24 Pakistani soldiers dead along the Afghanistan border last week, the Pentagon has said.

• White House again asks Pakistan to attend Bonn conference

  Pakistan had on Tuesday announced not to participate in the conference in Bonn in Germany in protest against the killing of its 24 soldiers by NATO forces in a cross-border fire on the Af-Pak border over the weekend.

• Pakistan strike probe report due next month: US

  A US-led investigation into a NATO air strike that killed 24 Pakistani troops near the Afghan border will report its initial findings by December 23, officials said on Tuesday. The chief of US Central Command, which oversees US forces in Afghanistan and the Middle East, appointed Brigadier General Stephen Clark, a one-star air force general, to lea...