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Pak Stresses Will To Fight Terror, Wants "Balanced" Ties With World Powers
Pakistan on Friday vowed to eliminate the terrorism threat and bring complete peace in the country, according to a statement issued by the Foreign Office (FO). Addressing a media briefing here, FO spokesperson Asif Iftikhar said that terrorism was a
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Pak Says Will Charge Kartarpur Pilgrims $20 Fee; India Had Opposed It
Pakistan will charge USD 20 per person as service fee, not entrance fee, for Kartarpur Corridor, said Foreign Office spokesperson Mohammad Faisal.
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Pakistan Government Spokesperson's Personal Twitter Account Suspended
Twitter has suspended the personal account of Pakistan's Foreign Office spokesperson Mohammad Faisal.
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PM Modi To Be Invited To SAARC Summit, Says Pak Foreign Office: Report
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be invited to Pakistan for the SAARC (South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation) summit, Pakistan foreign office spokesperson said today, news agency Press Trust of India reported. India had boycotted the SAARC meeting that was to be held in Pakistan in 2016, citing "cross-border terror attacks". The meeting...
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Pak Asks US To "Immediately Correct" Statement On Imran Khan-Pompeo Call
In an unusual move, Pakistan has asked the US to "immediately correct" a readout issued by the State Department in which Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was quoted as saying that he asked Pakistan's new prime minister to take "decisive action" against all terrorists operating in the country.
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Pakistan Releases 30 Indian Prisoners Ahead Of Independence Day
The release of the prisoners "is in line with Pakistan's consistent policy of not politicising humanitarian issues," Foreign Office Spokesperson Mohammad Faisal said in a statement.
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Pak Clarifies, After India Rubbishes Minister's Claim On "Consular Access" To Kulbhushan Jadhav
Pakistan's Foreign Office clarified today that no "consular access" was being given to India, after New Delhi rubbished a claim made by Pakistan's Foreign Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif to a local news channel in his country that India has been granted "consular access" to Kulbhushan Jadhav.
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Awaits India's Response On Dialogue On Kashmir, Says Pakistan
Pakistan has offered to resume dialogue with India on Kashmir, Siachen, Sir Creek and other pending issues and was awaiting a response, the country's Foreign Office spokesperson Mohammad Faisal has said.
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Pakistan Expresses Concern Over US Selling Guardian Drones To India
Pakistan today expressed concern over the sale of 22 Guardian drones to India by the US and said it would result in strategic imbalance in the region. Foreign Office spokesperson Nafees Zakaria, during his weekly media briefing, highlighted that during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the US in June, a major deal for sale of Guardian unmanne...
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Uri Attack: Pakistan Rejects Terror Charges As 'Totally Baseless'
After India directly blamed Pakistan for the terror attack at the army base in Jammu and Kashmir's Uri, Pakistan has rejected it and said India's charge is "totally baseless and irresponsible." 17 soldiers died and around 30 others were injured in the terror attack.
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Pak Stresses Will To Fight Terror, Wants "Balanced" Ties With World Powers
Pakistan on Friday vowed to eliminate the terrorism threat and bring complete peace in the country, according to a statement issued by the Foreign Office (FO). Addressing a media briefing here, FO spokesperson Asif Iftikhar said that terrorism was a
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Pak Says Will Charge Kartarpur Pilgrims $20 Fee; India Had Opposed It
Pakistan will charge USD 20 per person as service fee, not entrance fee, for Kartarpur Corridor, said Foreign Office spokesperson Mohammad Faisal.
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Pakistan Government Spokesperson's Personal Twitter Account Suspended
Twitter has suspended the personal account of Pakistan's Foreign Office spokesperson Mohammad Faisal.
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PM Modi To Be Invited To SAARC Summit, Says Pak Foreign Office: Report
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be invited to Pakistan for the SAARC (South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation) summit, Pakistan foreign office spokesperson said today, news agency Press Trust of India reported. India had boycotted the SAARC meeting that was to be held in Pakistan in 2016, citing "cross-border terror attacks". The meeting...
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Pak Asks US To "Immediately Correct" Statement On Imran Khan-Pompeo Call
In an unusual move, Pakistan has asked the US to "immediately correct" a readout issued by the State Department in which Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was quoted as saying that he asked Pakistan's new prime minister to take "decisive action" against all terrorists operating in the country.
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Pakistan Releases 30 Indian Prisoners Ahead Of Independence Day
The release of the prisoners "is in line with Pakistan's consistent policy of not politicising humanitarian issues," Foreign Office Spokesperson Mohammad Faisal said in a statement.
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Pak Clarifies, After India Rubbishes Minister's Claim On "Consular Access" To Kulbhushan Jadhav
Pakistan's Foreign Office clarified today that no "consular access" was being given to India, after New Delhi rubbished a claim made by Pakistan's Foreign Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif to a local news channel in his country that India has been granted "consular access" to Kulbhushan Jadhav.
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Awaits India's Response On Dialogue On Kashmir, Says Pakistan
Pakistan has offered to resume dialogue with India on Kashmir, Siachen, Sir Creek and other pending issues and was awaiting a response, the country's Foreign Office spokesperson Mohammad Faisal has said.
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Pakistan Expresses Concern Over US Selling Guardian Drones To India
Pakistan today expressed concern over the sale of 22 Guardian drones to India by the US and said it would result in strategic imbalance in the region. Foreign Office spokesperson Nafees Zakaria, during his weekly media briefing, highlighted that during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the US in June, a major deal for sale of Guardian unmanne...
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Uri Attack: Pakistan Rejects Terror Charges As 'Totally Baseless'
After India directly blamed Pakistan for the terror attack at the army base in Jammu and Kashmir's Uri, Pakistan has rejected it and said India's charge is "totally baseless and irresponsible." 17 soldiers died and around 30 others were injured in the terror attack.
