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Pakistan's Big Peace Bet Backfires After US Iran Talks Collapse. What Now?
Pak's bid to broker USIran peace collapsed, exposing limits of its peacemaker role and now, with no clear path forward, has three options - behindthescenes diplomacy, regional containment, or trying to leverage its mediatory brand despite failure.
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Why Asif Ali Zardari owes Omar Abdullah one rupee
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Sunday said Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari owes him one rupee because he had bet that the Pakistani leader won't be able to visit Jammu and Kashmir on his India trip.
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Obama warns Pak about ties to 'unsavory characters'
President Barack Obama said Pakistan is "hedging its bets" by maintaining ties to militant groups that trying to undermine the government in neighboring Afghanistan, and acknowledged Thursday that the United States has been unable to persuade Pakistan that the U.S. goals of a stable Afghanistan poses no threat to Pakistan.
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Pakistan's Musharraf backs Amir accused in betting scam
Former Pak president Pervez Musharraf on Wednesday called for the 18-year-old star Amir to be shown compassion as the player is from a poor family.
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Pakistan's Big Peace Bet Backfires After US Iran Talks Collapse. What Now?
Pak's bid to broker USIran peace collapsed, exposing limits of its peacemaker role and now, with no clear path forward, has three options - behindthescenes diplomacy, regional containment, or trying to leverage its mediatory brand despite failure.
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Why Asif Ali Zardari owes Omar Abdullah one rupee
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Sunday said Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari owes him one rupee because he had bet that the Pakistani leader won't be able to visit Jammu and Kashmir on his India trip.
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Obama warns Pak about ties to 'unsavory characters'
President Barack Obama said Pakistan is "hedging its bets" by maintaining ties to militant groups that trying to undermine the government in neighboring Afghanistan, and acknowledged Thursday that the United States has been unable to persuade Pakistan that the U.S. goals of a stable Afghanistan poses no threat to Pakistan.
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Pakistan's Musharraf backs Amir accused in betting scam
Former Pak president Pervez Musharraf on Wednesday called for the 18-year-old star Amir to be shown compassion as the player is from a poor family.
