Pakistan Warns America
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They Lack 'Expertise' In Handling India: Expert On US' Op Sindoor Response
The way the US treated India at the end of Operation Sindoor shows a lack of expertise on their part in terms of understanding how to act towards India, Max Abrahms, an international security professor and author on terrorist dynamics said.
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Countries Like China, Pakistan Hunting Down CIA's Informants: Report
US counterintelligence officials are warning CIA stations around the world about "troubling" numbers of informants recruited from other nations to spy for America being captured or killed, according to a media report.
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US Tells Its Airlines To Avoid Pakistan Airspace
US aviation regulator FAA on Thursday warned America's airlines and their pilots that there is risk involved in operating flights in Pakistan airspace due to "extremist or militant activity", according to an official document.
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US Imposes Visa Sanctions On Pakistan For Refusing To Take Back Deportees
The United States has imposed sanctions on Pakistan after it refused to take back its citizen deportees and visa over-stayers from America, warning that it might withhold visas of Pakistanis beginning from its senior officials.
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Pak Developing New Types Of Nuclear Weapons: US
Pakistan is developing new types of nuclear weapons, including short-range tactical ones, that bring more risks to the region, America's intelligence chief warned today.
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Terror Groups Backed By Pakistan To Continue Attacks In India: US Intel Chief
America's intelligence chief has warned that Pakistan-supported terrorist groups would continue to carry out attacks inside India, thus risking escalation of tension between the two neighbours.
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Al-Qaeda Using US Preoccupation With ISIS To Spread To India, Warns US Expert
Al-Qaeda has used America's "preoccupation" with the ISIS to regain strength in South Asia and preparing to spread its ideology in India from its "home" in western Pakistan, top US lawmakers have warned.
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'India-US Logistics Agreement Could Irk China, Pakistan': Chinese Media
Hours before India and United States of America signed a logistics exchange memorandum, allowing the two countries to use each other's military facilities for refueling and replenishment, an editorial in the China's state-run newspaper Global Times warned that such a move would exacerbate tensions in Asia.
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Taliban warns Pakistan government not to execute militants
A Taliban faction has warned the Pakistan government of dire consequences if it goes ahead with its plans to end a moratorium on executions and hangs any militants.
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Pakistan warns US drone strikes could lead to 'stand-off'
A day after a US drone strike killed 18 suspected militants, Pakistan today warned America that continuation of the attacks by the CIA-operated spy planes in the country's restive tribal areas could lead to a direct stand-off between the two nations.
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US warns its citizens from travelling to Pakistan
As a wave of anti-US protest raged in Pakistan, America on Thursday asked its citizens to defer all non-essential travel to that country.
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Hillary to arrive in Pakistan today as ties worsen
In the backdrop of Pakistan cautioning America against "unilateral military offensive" on its soil, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is scheduled to arrive in the country today.
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US seems to back down after Hina Rabbani rap
After saying that Washington was losing patience with Pakistan for not acting on terror groups, the US is now trying to tone down its stance. It now says America is "working constructively with Pakistan". The sudden conciliatory tone could have stemmed from Pakistan's Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar's warning that the US risked losing its partne...
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Pak officials deny reports on Hina Rabbani Khar being called back from US: Sources
Pakistan says it has not asked its Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar to cut short her visit to the United States after escalation of rhetoric with America over the latter's scathing criticism of the ISI's role in terror. But with reports that the US is considering military intervention in Waziristan, Islamabad has put its air force on red alert.
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With strong words, Pak warns America it could lose an ally
attled by the US' assertion that ISI was using terror groups as a "veritable arm" to wage a proxy war in Afghanistan, Pakistan today asked Washington to stop making such comments or else it may lose an ally. Claiming that Americans could not effectively fight the ongoing war in Afghanistan without Pakistan's assistance, Prime Minister Yousuf Raza G...
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They Lack 'Expertise' In Handling India: Expert On US' Op Sindoor Response
The way the US treated India at the end of Operation Sindoor shows a lack of expertise on their part in terms of understanding how to act towards India, Max Abrahms, an international security professor and author on terrorist dynamics said.
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Countries Like China, Pakistan Hunting Down CIA's Informants: Report
US counterintelligence officials are warning CIA stations around the world about "troubling" numbers of informants recruited from other nations to spy for America being captured or killed, according to a media report.
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US Tells Its Airlines To Avoid Pakistan Airspace
US aviation regulator FAA on Thursday warned America's airlines and their pilots that there is risk involved in operating flights in Pakistan airspace due to "extremist or militant activity", according to an official document.
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US Imposes Visa Sanctions On Pakistan For Refusing To Take Back Deportees
The United States has imposed sanctions on Pakistan after it refused to take back its citizen deportees and visa over-stayers from America, warning that it might withhold visas of Pakistanis beginning from its senior officials.
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Pak Developing New Types Of Nuclear Weapons: US
Pakistan is developing new types of nuclear weapons, including short-range tactical ones, that bring more risks to the region, America's intelligence chief warned today.
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Terror Groups Backed By Pakistan To Continue Attacks In India: US Intel Chief
America's intelligence chief has warned that Pakistan-supported terrorist groups would continue to carry out attacks inside India, thus risking escalation of tension between the two neighbours.
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Al-Qaeda Using US Preoccupation With ISIS To Spread To India, Warns US Expert
Al-Qaeda has used America's "preoccupation" with the ISIS to regain strength in South Asia and preparing to spread its ideology in India from its "home" in western Pakistan, top US lawmakers have warned.
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'India-US Logistics Agreement Could Irk China, Pakistan': Chinese Media
Hours before India and United States of America signed a logistics exchange memorandum, allowing the two countries to use each other's military facilities for refueling and replenishment, an editorial in the China's state-run newspaper Global Times warned that such a move would exacerbate tensions in Asia.
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Taliban warns Pakistan government not to execute militants
A Taliban faction has warned the Pakistan government of dire consequences if it goes ahead with its plans to end a moratorium on executions and hangs any militants.
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Pakistan warns US drone strikes could lead to 'stand-off'
A day after a US drone strike killed 18 suspected militants, Pakistan today warned America that continuation of the attacks by the CIA-operated spy planes in the country's restive tribal areas could lead to a direct stand-off between the two nations.
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US warns its citizens from travelling to Pakistan
As a wave of anti-US protest raged in Pakistan, America on Thursday asked its citizens to defer all non-essential travel to that country.
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Hillary to arrive in Pakistan today as ties worsen
In the backdrop of Pakistan cautioning America against "unilateral military offensive" on its soil, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is scheduled to arrive in the country today.
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US seems to back down after Hina Rabbani rap
After saying that Washington was losing patience with Pakistan for not acting on terror groups, the US is now trying to tone down its stance. It now says America is "working constructively with Pakistan". The sudden conciliatory tone could have stemmed from Pakistan's Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar's warning that the US risked losing its partne...
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Pak officials deny reports on Hina Rabbani Khar being called back from US: Sources
Pakistan says it has not asked its Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar to cut short her visit to the United States after escalation of rhetoric with America over the latter's scathing criticism of the ISI's role in terror. But with reports that the US is considering military intervention in Waziristan, Islamabad has put its air force on red alert.
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With strong words, Pak warns America it could lose an ally
attled by the US' assertion that ISI was using terror groups as a "veritable arm" to wage a proxy war in Afghanistan, Pakistan today asked Washington to stop making such comments or else it may lose an ally. Claiming that Americans could not effectively fight the ongoing war in Afghanistan without Pakistan's assistance, Prime Minister Yousuf Raza G...
