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Trump Urges "Quick De-Escalation" Of India-Pak Conflict: White House
US President Donald Trump wants to see the conflict between India and Pakistan de-escalate "as quickly as possible," the White House said on Friday.
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"I Will Say Nothing More": US Spokesperson Shuns Pak Journalist's Pahalgam Question
US State Department Spokesperson Tammy Bruce on Friday shunned a Pakistani journalist during a press briefing for questioning her over border tensions between India and Pakistan following the Pahalgam terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir.
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US Urges India To Take "Rapid Action" In Lifting J&K Curbs, Snubs Pak
The United States wants New Delhi to quickly ease restrictions imposed in Kashmir, a senior official said Thursday, declaring President Donald Trump's willingness to mediate to ease tensions between India and Pakistan.
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Pak Assured It Will Deal "Firmly" With Terrorists, Tweets Trump Advisor
Pakistan promises to crack down on terrorist carrying out attacks in India, President Donald Trump's national security advisor John Bolton said Monday.
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Pak Must Act Against Terror, Says US After India's Strike On Jaish
The US has asked Pakistan to take "meaningful action" against terrorist groups a day after India destroyed a major terror training camp across the Line of Control. The Donald Trump administration also called for India and Pakistan to "exercise restraint" amid heightened tension between the two countries.
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India Won't Sit Idly If Its Soldiers Are Attacked: US Lawmaker On Pak Terrorists
Asking Pakistan to clamp down on terror and extremist groups, a top US lawmaker has cautioned Islamabad that India would not sit idly if its soldiers or citizens were being attacked. Joe Crowley, the chairman of the House Democratic Caucus, told news agency PTI that the situation on the Line of Control - de facto border between India and Pakistan -...
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Opinion: Why India-Pakistan Could Be A Big Headache For The Next US President
If she's elected president, Hillary Clinton may need to do some plain-speaking with Pakistan much sooner than she had bargained for.
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Trump Urges "Quick De-Escalation" Of India-Pak Conflict: White House
US President Donald Trump wants to see the conflict between India and Pakistan de-escalate "as quickly as possible," the White House said on Friday.
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"I Will Say Nothing More": US Spokesperson Shuns Pak Journalist's Pahalgam Question
US State Department Spokesperson Tammy Bruce on Friday shunned a Pakistani journalist during a press briefing for questioning her over border tensions between India and Pakistan following the Pahalgam terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir.
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US Urges India To Take "Rapid Action" In Lifting J&K Curbs, Snubs Pak
The United States wants New Delhi to quickly ease restrictions imposed in Kashmir, a senior official said Thursday, declaring President Donald Trump's willingness to mediate to ease tensions between India and Pakistan.
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Pak Assured It Will Deal "Firmly" With Terrorists, Tweets Trump Advisor
Pakistan promises to crack down on terrorist carrying out attacks in India, President Donald Trump's national security advisor John Bolton said Monday.
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Pak Must Act Against Terror, Says US After India's Strike On Jaish
The US has asked Pakistan to take "meaningful action" against terrorist groups a day after India destroyed a major terror training camp across the Line of Control. The Donald Trump administration also called for India and Pakistan to "exercise restraint" amid heightened tension between the two countries.
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India Won't Sit Idly If Its Soldiers Are Attacked: US Lawmaker On Pak Terrorists
Asking Pakistan to clamp down on terror and extremist groups, a top US lawmaker has cautioned Islamabad that India would not sit idly if its soldiers or citizens were being attacked. Joe Crowley, the chairman of the House Democratic Caucus, told news agency PTI that the situation on the Line of Control - de facto border between India and Pakistan -...
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Opinion: Why India-Pakistan Could Be A Big Headache For The Next US President
If she's elected president, Hillary Clinton may need to do some plain-speaking with Pakistan much sooner than she had bargained for.
