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Pakistan Upgrades Ties With Afghanistan Days After China's Taliban Outreach
Days after a China-convened meeting that pushed for greater Pakistan-Afghanistan ties, Islamabad has made a significant announcement - that it will be sending an Ambassador to Kabul soon.
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As Pakistan Violates Ceasefire Within Hours, China's Remarks Raise Eyebrows
Minutes after Pakistan violated the barely-hours-long ceasefire, with J&K chief minister Omar Abdullah and Gujarat home minister Harsh Sanghavi taking to X over drone sightings, China told Pakistan that Beijing "stands firmly" with Islamabad.
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"Pakistan Agrees To Immediate Ceasefire," Says Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar
Minutes after Donald Trump's big announcement of an immediate ceasefire between India and Pakistan, Pakistan's foreign minister put out a statement on social media platform X, saying Islamabad has agreed to it.
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China Closely Following "Evolving India-Pakistan Situation": State Media
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi in a phone call with his Pakistani counterpart Mohammad Ishaq Dar on Sunday said his country is closely following the situation between India and Pakistan, China's state media Global Times said in a report.
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Pakistan Foreign Minister To Visit Bangladesh Amid Delhi-Islamabad Tensions
Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar will visit Bangladesh over the weekend, two days after the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam, which resulted in the deaths of 26 people.
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US Discusses Tariffs, Critical Minerals, Immigration With Pakistan
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke to Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar on Monday about tariffs, trade relations, immigration and prospects for engagement on critical minerals, the State Department and Pakistan's foreign ministry said.
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Pakistan To Repay $500 Million Loan To China: Minister
Pakistani Finance Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar has directed the State Bank of Pakistan to repay a loan of $500 million to the Chinese State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE), upon its maturity on January 23, the Finance Ministry said.
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Pakistan Upgrades Ties With Afghanistan Days After China's Taliban Outreach
Days after a China-convened meeting that pushed for greater Pakistan-Afghanistan ties, Islamabad has made a significant announcement - that it will be sending an Ambassador to Kabul soon.
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As Pakistan Violates Ceasefire Within Hours, China's Remarks Raise Eyebrows
Minutes after Pakistan violated the barely-hours-long ceasefire, with J&K chief minister Omar Abdullah and Gujarat home minister Harsh Sanghavi taking to X over drone sightings, China told Pakistan that Beijing "stands firmly" with Islamabad.
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"Pakistan Agrees To Immediate Ceasefire," Says Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar
Minutes after Donald Trump's big announcement of an immediate ceasefire between India and Pakistan, Pakistan's foreign minister put out a statement on social media platform X, saying Islamabad has agreed to it.
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China Closely Following "Evolving India-Pakistan Situation": State Media
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi in a phone call with his Pakistani counterpart Mohammad Ishaq Dar on Sunday said his country is closely following the situation between India and Pakistan, China's state media Global Times said in a report.
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Pakistan Foreign Minister To Visit Bangladesh Amid Delhi-Islamabad Tensions
Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar will visit Bangladesh over the weekend, two days after the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam, which resulted in the deaths of 26 people.
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US Discusses Tariffs, Critical Minerals, Immigration With Pakistan
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke to Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar on Monday about tariffs, trade relations, immigration and prospects for engagement on critical minerals, the State Department and Pakistan's foreign ministry said.
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Pakistan To Repay $500 Million Loan To China: Minister
Pakistani Finance Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar has directed the State Bank of Pakistan to repay a loan of $500 million to the Chinese State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE), upon its maturity on January 23, the Finance Ministry said.
