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Watch: Pak Foreign Minister Heckled In London Over Lack Of Media Freedom
Amidst reports of growing press censorship in Pakistan, the country's Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi was heckled by a Canadian journalist in London alleging that his social media account was suspended over complaints from the government, according to media reports.
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PM Imran Khan's Comments On Afghanistan Misinterpreted: Pakistan Ministry
Pakistan's foreign ministry moved on Wednesday to cool a row with Afghanistan over reported comments by Prime Minister Imran Khan that were taken to suggest that Kabul should set up an interim government to help smooth peace talks with the Taliban.
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"Terrific News," Says US On Meeting Between India, Pak Foreign Ministers
The United States Friday hailed India's acceptance of Pakistani proposal for talks between the foreign ministers on the sidelines of the ongoing annual UN General Assembly session in New York and termed it as a "terrific news".
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India-Pakistan Foreign Ministers To Meet In New York After Imran Khan Request
The Foreign Ministers of India and Pakistan will meet in New York, the government announced today, after Pakistan PM Imran Khan's letter to PM Narendra Modi.
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Hina Rabbani Khar may lose Foreign Ministry: Pak reports
Pakistani media is reporting that the country's glamorous Foreign Minister, Hina Rabbani Khar, may soon be assigned another job.
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Don't humiliate Pak, it will be at your own cost: Hina Rabbani to US
Pakistan's Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar has as hit back at the US administration after Admiral Mike Mullen, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI has provided safe haven to a terrorist group that attacked the US embassy in Kabul last week.
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India expresses concern about Hina Rabbani meet with Hurriyat
Krishna Hina presser: The Foreign Ministers of India and Pakistan met this morning. 34-year-old Hina Rabbani Khar and SM Krishna, 45 years older than her, said they will soon release a joint statement. The Foreign Ministers will meet again in the first half of 2012 in Islamabad, he said.
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SM Krishna's remarks before talks with Hina Rabbani Khar
Here's the full text of SM Krishna's remarks before talks with his Pakistani counterpart Hina Rabbani Khar:
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Hina's meeting with Hurriyat leaders irks India
The Foreign Ministers of India and Pakistan have begun their talks in Delhi. 34-year-old Hina Rabbani Khar and SM Krishna, 45 years older than her, made brief statements before starting their discussions. Both struck a conciliatory note, but government sources say that Mr Krishna will early in his private dialogue with Ms Khar raise India's extre...
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The Hina factor in India-Pakistan talks
When 34-year-old Hina Rabbani Khar, Pakistan's youngest and first woman Foreign Minister, holds talks with her Indian counterpart SM Krishna, 45 years her senior, the world will be watching to see how she handles her first major diplomatic outing and navigates the troubled waters of the India-Pakistan relationship.
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Pak Foreign Minister to visit India by July
India and Pakistan have agreed to resume dialogue on "all issues" and Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi will visit New Delhi by July to review progress in the parleys, the Foreign Office in Islamabad announced today.The decision to resume the dialogue, suspended by India in the wake of the 2008 Mumbai attacks carried out by Pakistan-based Lashk...
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Pak gives China 'blank cheque' to improve ties with India
Pakistan on Tuesday said it is for India to decide whether they would be comfortable with Beijing acting as a "third party" in improving the Indo-Pak ties.
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India, Pak should abandon wooden headed approach: Qureshi
Describing India as an "important neighbour", Pak Foreign Minister said both the countries should abandon the "wooden headed approach" they have followed for the past six decades and resume dialogue to resolve all outstanding issues.
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Pak didn't kneel, India offered talks: Qureshi
Pakistan has taken a tough stand as foreign officials of the two countries meet to finalise the schedule of the peace talks. Pakistani foreign minister says it's Pakistan's tough posturing that has brought India to the table for discussion.
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Pakistan calls its India envoy
Pakistan's High Commissioner to India, Shahid Malik has been called to Islamabad to brief a high level meeting to be presided over by Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi on February 10.
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Watch: Pak Foreign Minister Heckled In London Over Lack Of Media Freedom
Amidst reports of growing press censorship in Pakistan, the country's Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi was heckled by a Canadian journalist in London alleging that his social media account was suspended over complaints from the government, according to media reports.
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PM Imran Khan's Comments On Afghanistan Misinterpreted: Pakistan Ministry
Pakistan's foreign ministry moved on Wednesday to cool a row with Afghanistan over reported comments by Prime Minister Imran Khan that were taken to suggest that Kabul should set up an interim government to help smooth peace talks with the Taliban.
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"Terrific News," Says US On Meeting Between India, Pak Foreign Ministers
The United States Friday hailed India's acceptance of Pakistani proposal for talks between the foreign ministers on the sidelines of the ongoing annual UN General Assembly session in New York and termed it as a "terrific news".
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India-Pakistan Foreign Ministers To Meet In New York After Imran Khan Request
The Foreign Ministers of India and Pakistan will meet in New York, the government announced today, after Pakistan PM Imran Khan's letter to PM Narendra Modi.
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Hina Rabbani Khar may lose Foreign Ministry: Pak reports
Pakistani media is reporting that the country's glamorous Foreign Minister, Hina Rabbani Khar, may soon be assigned another job.
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Don't humiliate Pak, it will be at your own cost: Hina Rabbani to US
Pakistan's Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar has as hit back at the US administration after Admiral Mike Mullen, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI has provided safe haven to a terrorist group that attacked the US embassy in Kabul last week.
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India expresses concern about Hina Rabbani meet with Hurriyat
Krishna Hina presser: The Foreign Ministers of India and Pakistan met this morning. 34-year-old Hina Rabbani Khar and SM Krishna, 45 years older than her, said they will soon release a joint statement. The Foreign Ministers will meet again in the first half of 2012 in Islamabad, he said.
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SM Krishna's remarks before talks with Hina Rabbani Khar
Here's the full text of SM Krishna's remarks before talks with his Pakistani counterpart Hina Rabbani Khar:
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Hina's meeting with Hurriyat leaders irks India
The Foreign Ministers of India and Pakistan have begun their talks in Delhi. 34-year-old Hina Rabbani Khar and SM Krishna, 45 years older than her, made brief statements before starting their discussions. Both struck a conciliatory note, but government sources say that Mr Krishna will early in his private dialogue with Ms Khar raise India's extre...
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The Hina factor in India-Pakistan talks
When 34-year-old Hina Rabbani Khar, Pakistan's youngest and first woman Foreign Minister, holds talks with her Indian counterpart SM Krishna, 45 years her senior, the world will be watching to see how she handles her first major diplomatic outing and navigates the troubled waters of the India-Pakistan relationship.
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Pak Foreign Minister to visit India by July
India and Pakistan have agreed to resume dialogue on "all issues" and Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi will visit New Delhi by July to review progress in the parleys, the Foreign Office in Islamabad announced today.The decision to resume the dialogue, suspended by India in the wake of the 2008 Mumbai attacks carried out by Pakistan-based Lashk...
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Pak gives China 'blank cheque' to improve ties with India
Pakistan on Tuesday said it is for India to decide whether they would be comfortable with Beijing acting as a "third party" in improving the Indo-Pak ties.
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India, Pak should abandon wooden headed approach: Qureshi
Describing India as an "important neighbour", Pak Foreign Minister said both the countries should abandon the "wooden headed approach" they have followed for the past six decades and resume dialogue to resolve all outstanding issues.
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Pak didn't kneel, India offered talks: Qureshi
Pakistan has taken a tough stand as foreign officials of the two countries meet to finalise the schedule of the peace talks. Pakistani foreign minister says it's Pakistan's tough posturing that has brought India to the table for discussion.
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Pakistan calls its India envoy
Pakistan's High Commissioner to India, Shahid Malik has been called to Islamabad to brief a high level meeting to be presided over by Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi on February 10.
