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Pak Determined To Beat Terrorism, Throw It In Indian Ocean: Shehbaz Sharif
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Friday said that Pakistan was determined to defeat terrorism, asserting that the menace of militancy would be "thrown into the Indian Ocean".
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China Wants US To Recognise Pak's Efforts To Combat Terrorism
Amid mounting US pressure on Pakistan to rein in terror groups, China today backed its all-weather ally and said Washington should "give full recognition" to Islamabad's "active efforts" to combat terrorism.
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US Concerned Over Pakistan's Lack Of Commitment To Fight Terrorism
Expressing concern over Islamabad's lack of commitment to America's objectives in Pakistan and neighbouring Afghanistan, a US Congressional committee has called for meeting 'benchmarks' in combating terrorism.
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Pak Needs To Shut Down Terror Factory: Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar
Pakistan needs to shut down "terrorism factory" and there is now international concern about it, Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar today said.
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Donald Trump Should Levy Costs On Pak For Perpetuating Terror: US Thinktanks
The Trump administration should "levy costs on Pakistan" for perpetuating terrorism, top US thinktanks recommended, asserting America should no longer sacrifice its anti-terrorism principles in the region for the sake of pursuing an "even-handed" South Asia policy.
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Terror Groups Retain Safe Havens In Pakistan: Pentagon
Afghan-oriented terrorist groups like the Taliban and the Haqqani Network retain freedom of action from inside Pakistani territory, the Pentagon has said, while asserting that the US has been clear in urging Islamabad to deny safe havens to terror outfits.
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Act on Terror Havens, US Tells Pak In Blunt Message; Stops $300 Million Aid
The continued existence of terrorist safe havens in Pakistan and its inability to take action against them affect the US-Pakistan bilateral ties, including security assistance, the Pentagon has said.
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Pakistan lost $57 Billion Due To Terrorism In 5 Years: Minister
Pakistan has lost a staggering $57 billion due to terrorism in the past five years, Finance Minister Ishaq Dar said today.
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Parts of Pakistan Remain Terror Safe Haven: US State Department
Significant parts of Pakistan along its border with Afghanistan, including Waziristan, Balochistan and FATA, continue to be a safe haven for terrorists, the US State Department said in a report today.
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World lucky to have Manmohan Singh as India PM: former US NSA
The world, the United States in particular, is lucky to have Manmohan Singh as India Prime Minister who has taken personal risk to avoid confrontation along the western border despite provocations, but that might not be the same if there is another terror attack, a former Obama aide has said."We are lucky to have (Indian) Prime Minister (Manmohan) ...
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Pakistan to seek terror charges against arrested Americans
Pakistani police said today they plan to ask a court to charge five Americans arrested in early December with terrorism, and will seek life sentences against them. The young Muslim men, who are from the Washington D C area, were captured in the eastern Pakistan city of Sargodha in a case that has spurred fears that Westerners are traveling to Paki...
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Pak Determined To Beat Terrorism, Throw It In Indian Ocean: Shehbaz Sharif
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Friday said that Pakistan was determined to defeat terrorism, asserting that the menace of militancy would be "thrown into the Indian Ocean".
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China Wants US To Recognise Pak's Efforts To Combat Terrorism
Amid mounting US pressure on Pakistan to rein in terror groups, China today backed its all-weather ally and said Washington should "give full recognition" to Islamabad's "active efforts" to combat terrorism.
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US Concerned Over Pakistan's Lack Of Commitment To Fight Terrorism
Expressing concern over Islamabad's lack of commitment to America's objectives in Pakistan and neighbouring Afghanistan, a US Congressional committee has called for meeting 'benchmarks' in combating terrorism.
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Pak Needs To Shut Down Terror Factory: Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar
Pakistan needs to shut down "terrorism factory" and there is now international concern about it, Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar today said.
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Donald Trump Should Levy Costs On Pak For Perpetuating Terror: US Thinktanks
The Trump administration should "levy costs on Pakistan" for perpetuating terrorism, top US thinktanks recommended, asserting America should no longer sacrifice its anti-terrorism principles in the region for the sake of pursuing an "even-handed" South Asia policy.
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Terror Groups Retain Safe Havens In Pakistan: Pentagon
Afghan-oriented terrorist groups like the Taliban and the Haqqani Network retain freedom of action from inside Pakistani territory, the Pentagon has said, while asserting that the US has been clear in urging Islamabad to deny safe havens to terror outfits.
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Act on Terror Havens, US Tells Pak In Blunt Message; Stops $300 Million Aid
The continued existence of terrorist safe havens in Pakistan and its inability to take action against them affect the US-Pakistan bilateral ties, including security assistance, the Pentagon has said.
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Pakistan lost $57 Billion Due To Terrorism In 5 Years: Minister
Pakistan has lost a staggering $57 billion due to terrorism in the past five years, Finance Minister Ishaq Dar said today.
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Parts of Pakistan Remain Terror Safe Haven: US State Department
Significant parts of Pakistan along its border with Afghanistan, including Waziristan, Balochistan and FATA, continue to be a safe haven for terrorists, the US State Department said in a report today.
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World lucky to have Manmohan Singh as India PM: former US NSA
The world, the United States in particular, is lucky to have Manmohan Singh as India Prime Minister who has taken personal risk to avoid confrontation along the western border despite provocations, but that might not be the same if there is another terror attack, a former Obama aide has said."We are lucky to have (Indian) Prime Minister (Manmohan) ...
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Pakistan to seek terror charges against arrested Americans
Pakistani police said today they plan to ask a court to charge five Americans arrested in early December with terrorism, and will seek life sentences against them. The young Muslim men, who are from the Washington D C area, were captured in the eastern Pakistan city of Sargodha in a case that has spurred fears that Westerners are traveling to Paki...
