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Relationship With Pakistan 'Extraordinarily Complicated', Says US
Describing the Unites States' relationship with Pakistan as extraordinarily complicated, the outgoing Obama Administration has hoped that President-elect Donald Trump would deepen counter-terrorism cooperation with the country to make America a safer place.
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Obama Now White House 'Guest', Pakistan Envoy Said. 'Ridiculous', Says US
The recent comment made by a Pakistani envoy visiting the United States that the outgoing American President Barack Obama is now just a "guest" at the White House is "ridiculous", the US has said.
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Modi's Pak Policy Lies Completely In Tatters
It is all very well for our External Affairs Minister to say that "such countries should have no place in the comity of nations" - but who is going to bell the American cat?
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Warmer Ties In The Interests Of India, Pakistan: US
As uncertainty prevailed over Foreign Secretary-level talks between India and Pakistan in the wake of Pathankot terror strike, the US today said "warmer" ties would be in the interest of the two nations, but it is for their leaders to decide their national interest.
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Barack Obama Told Nawaz Sharif not to Discriminate Among Terror Groups
Even as visiting Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif kept up his tirade against India, the US said President Barack Obama had made clear to him that Pakistan should not discriminate among terrorist groups.
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Obama Urges Pakistan to Avoid Raising Nuclear Tensions With New Weapons
At a time of heightened tensions between nuclear-armed neighbours India and Pakistan, US President Barack Obama urged Pakistan on Thursday to avoid developments in its nuclear weapons programme that could increase risks and instability.
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Lashkar-e-Taiba Slams Pak PM for Promising Action Against It
Terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba has criticised Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif for promising action against the group during his meeting with US President Barack Obama.
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No Role in Indo-Pak Peace Process Unless Jointly Sought: US
The US has categorically ruled out any role for itself in Indo-Pak peace process unless both the countries jointly ask for it, according to a senior official who asserted that the best way to resolve issues is through direct dialogue between the two neighbours.
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Take Action Against All Terror Groups: US to Pak After Obama-Sharif Talks
The US has made it clear to Pakistan that it must take action against all terror groups without discriminating and also firmly ruled out any role for itself in Indo-Pak peace process unless both the countries jointly ask for it.
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US Rules out any India-Type Civil Nuclear Deal With Pakistan
The US has "categorically ruled out" any kind of negotiations with Pakistan on India-type civil nuclear deal, terming the reports in American media "completely false".
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Obama, Nawaz Sharif Call for Sustained, Resilient India-Pakistan Talks
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.
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India Does Not Figure in Meeting Between Barack Obama and Nawaz Sharif
India did not figure at least in the public comments made by US President Barack Obama and Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif as the two met in Mr Obama's Oval office today after two years.
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Have Done Enough Against Terrorism; No Question of Doing More: Pakistan
Pakistan has said that it has taken sufficient action against terrorism and there was "no-question" of doing more, adding that it was time for the world to play a bigger role in this fight.
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Pakistan Has Repeatedly Proven Itself to be Deceitful: US Lawmaker
Asserting that Pakistan has repeatedly proven itself to be "deceptive and deceitful", a top American lawmaker, who heads a Congressional subcommittee on terrorism and non-proliferation, has urged the US President not to ink any kind of civil nuclear deal with Islamabad.
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India's Response to Pakistan's Desire For Better Ties 'Discouraging': Nawaz Sharif
Stressing on the need to resolve the Kashmir issue, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has said that New Delhi's response to Islamabad's desire for better bilateral ties has been discouraging.
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Relationship With Pakistan 'Extraordinarily Complicated', Says US
Describing the Unites States' relationship with Pakistan as extraordinarily complicated, the outgoing Obama Administration has hoped that President-elect Donald Trump would deepen counter-terrorism cooperation with the country to make America a safer place.
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Obama Now White House 'Guest', Pakistan Envoy Said. 'Ridiculous', Says US
The recent comment made by a Pakistani envoy visiting the United States that the outgoing American President Barack Obama is now just a "guest" at the White House is "ridiculous", the US has said.
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Modi's Pak Policy Lies Completely In Tatters
It is all very well for our External Affairs Minister to say that "such countries should have no place in the comity of nations" - but who is going to bell the American cat?
-
Warmer Ties In The Interests Of India, Pakistan: US
As uncertainty prevailed over Foreign Secretary-level talks between India and Pakistan in the wake of Pathankot terror strike, the US today said "warmer" ties would be in the interest of the two nations, but it is for their leaders to decide their national interest.
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Barack Obama Told Nawaz Sharif not to Discriminate Among Terror Groups
Even as visiting Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif kept up his tirade against India, the US said President Barack Obama had made clear to him that Pakistan should not discriminate among terrorist groups.
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Obama Urges Pakistan to Avoid Raising Nuclear Tensions With New Weapons
At a time of heightened tensions between nuclear-armed neighbours India and Pakistan, US President Barack Obama urged Pakistan on Thursday to avoid developments in its nuclear weapons programme that could increase risks and instability.
-
Lashkar-e-Taiba Slams Pak PM for Promising Action Against It
Terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba has criticised Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif for promising action against the group during his meeting with US President Barack Obama.
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No Role in Indo-Pak Peace Process Unless Jointly Sought: US
The US has categorically ruled out any role for itself in Indo-Pak peace process unless both the countries jointly ask for it, according to a senior official who asserted that the best way to resolve issues is through direct dialogue between the two neighbours.
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Take Action Against All Terror Groups: US to Pak After Obama-Sharif Talks
The US has made it clear to Pakistan that it must take action against all terror groups without discriminating and also firmly ruled out any role for itself in Indo-Pak peace process unless both the countries jointly ask for it.
-
US Rules out any India-Type Civil Nuclear Deal With Pakistan
The US has "categorically ruled out" any kind of negotiations with Pakistan on India-type civil nuclear deal, terming the reports in American media "completely false".
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Obama, Nawaz Sharif Call for Sustained, Resilient India-Pakistan Talks
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.
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India Does Not Figure in Meeting Between Barack Obama and Nawaz Sharif
India did not figure at least in the public comments made by US President Barack Obama and Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif as the two met in Mr Obama's Oval office today after two years.
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Have Done Enough Against Terrorism; No Question of Doing More: Pakistan
Pakistan has said that it has taken sufficient action against terrorism and there was "no-question" of doing more, adding that it was time for the world to play a bigger role in this fight.
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Pakistan Has Repeatedly Proven Itself to be Deceitful: US Lawmaker
Asserting that Pakistan has repeatedly proven itself to be "deceptive and deceitful", a top American lawmaker, who heads a Congressional subcommittee on terrorism and non-proliferation, has urged the US President not to ink any kind of civil nuclear deal with Islamabad.
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India's Response to Pakistan's Desire For Better Ties 'Discouraging': Nawaz Sharif
Stressing on the need to resolve the Kashmir issue, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has said that New Delhi's response to Islamabad's desire for better bilateral ties has been discouraging.
