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"India's Approach Always Responsible, Remains So," S Jaishankar Tells US
Shortly after a call with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who called for de-escalation amid a rising India-Pakistan conflict, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar asserted today India's approach has always been "measured and responsible" and remains so.
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India Expresses Concern Over US Sustenance Package For Pak's F-16 Fleet
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday conveyed to US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin India's concerns over Washington's decision to provide sustenance package for Pakistan's F-16 fleet.
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What Biden's Defense Secretary Pick Said On US' Ties With India, Pak
The objective of the incoming Biden Administration is to continue elevating the US' defence partnership with India, the Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin nominee told lawmakers.
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US Didn't Share Osama Bin Laden's Location With Pak Over Lack Of Trust: Report
The US did not inform Pakistan about Osama bin Laden's location due to lack of trust and past experiences of terrorists being tipped off after information was shared with Islamabad, former American defence secretary and ex-CIA chief Leon Panetta has said.
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"Pak Was Born With No Affection For Itself": Ex-US Defence Secretary
Terming Pakistan as the "most dangerous" country due to its nuclear capabilities and radicalisation, former US Secretary of Defence Jim Mattis has said that the tragedy for the Pakistani people is that they do not have leaders who care about their future.
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"Time To Back PM Modi, All Those Trying To Keep Peace": US Message To Pak
Asserting that 40 years is enough for every responsible nation to get on board with the south Asia peace process, US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis, in a strong message to Pakistan, said it is time for everyone to support the efforts of the UN, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Afghanistan in this regard.
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Ex-ISI Boss, Targeted By Pak Army, Gets Support From India's Ex-RAW Chief
AS Dulat, the former head of India's external spy agency, today spoke out in defence of the former Pakistani spy chief Asad Durrani who has been barred from leaving his country for their recently-launched book. Mr Dulat said there was no reason why retired Lieutenant General Asad Durrani should face the heat for his opinion when no action was taken...
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There Are Ways To Hold Pak Accountable In Fight Against Terror: Jim Mattis
As part of its new south Asia strategy, the United States wants to make sure that there are no terrorist safe havens in Afghanistan and Pakistan, the US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis has said, asserting that there are ways for the US-led NATO member countries to hold Islamabad accountable for its fight against terrorism.
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Donald Trump Ready For Any Steps If Pak Doesn't Mend Its Ways: US Defence Secretary
President Donald Trump is prepared to take "whatever steps necessary" against Pakistan if it does not "change its behaviour" and continued to support terror groups, US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis has said.
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US Will Not Pay Pakistan For Military Reimbursements: Pentagon
The Pentagon will not make military reimbursements to Pakistan for fiscal year 2016 after US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis told Congress that Islamabad had not taken sufficient action against the Haqqani network, a US official said on Friday.
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"India's Approach Always Responsible, Remains So," S Jaishankar Tells US
Shortly after a call with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who called for de-escalation amid a rising India-Pakistan conflict, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar asserted today India's approach has always been "measured and responsible" and remains so.
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India Expresses Concern Over US Sustenance Package For Pak's F-16 Fleet
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday conveyed to US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin India's concerns over Washington's decision to provide sustenance package for Pakistan's F-16 fleet.
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What Biden's Defense Secretary Pick Said On US' Ties With India, Pak
The objective of the incoming Biden Administration is to continue elevating the US' defence partnership with India, the Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin nominee told lawmakers.
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US Didn't Share Osama Bin Laden's Location With Pak Over Lack Of Trust: Report
The US did not inform Pakistan about Osama bin Laden's location due to lack of trust and past experiences of terrorists being tipped off after information was shared with Islamabad, former American defence secretary and ex-CIA chief Leon Panetta has said.
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"Pak Was Born With No Affection For Itself": Ex-US Defence Secretary
Terming Pakistan as the "most dangerous" country due to its nuclear capabilities and radicalisation, former US Secretary of Defence Jim Mattis has said that the tragedy for the Pakistani people is that they do not have leaders who care about their future.
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"Time To Back PM Modi, All Those Trying To Keep Peace": US Message To Pak
Asserting that 40 years is enough for every responsible nation to get on board with the south Asia peace process, US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis, in a strong message to Pakistan, said it is time for everyone to support the efforts of the UN, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Afghanistan in this regard.
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Ex-ISI Boss, Targeted By Pak Army, Gets Support From India's Ex-RAW Chief
AS Dulat, the former head of India's external spy agency, today spoke out in defence of the former Pakistani spy chief Asad Durrani who has been barred from leaving his country for their recently-launched book. Mr Dulat said there was no reason why retired Lieutenant General Asad Durrani should face the heat for his opinion when no action was taken...
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There Are Ways To Hold Pak Accountable In Fight Against Terror: Jim Mattis
As part of its new south Asia strategy, the United States wants to make sure that there are no terrorist safe havens in Afghanistan and Pakistan, the US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis has said, asserting that there are ways for the US-led NATO member countries to hold Islamabad accountable for its fight against terrorism.
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Donald Trump Ready For Any Steps If Pak Doesn't Mend Its Ways: US Defence Secretary
President Donald Trump is prepared to take "whatever steps necessary" against Pakistan if it does not "change its behaviour" and continued to support terror groups, US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis has said.
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US Will Not Pay Pakistan For Military Reimbursements: Pentagon
The Pentagon will not make military reimbursements to Pakistan for fiscal year 2016 after US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis told Congress that Islamabad had not taken sufficient action against the Haqqani network, a US official said on Friday.
