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"In PM's Meetings, Suo Motu Recognition Of Concerns On Pak Support To Terror": Foreign Secretary
In all meetings of PM Narendra Modi, beginning with the US leadership, there was a "suo motu" recognition of the concerns that Pakistan has both supported and nurtured cross-border terrorism, including in and from Afghanistan, Foreign Secretary said
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World Should Not Repeat Mistake Of Disengaging With Afghanistan: Pak Foreign Minister
US top diplomat Antony Blinken and Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi held a meeting in New York on the sidelines of the 76th United Nations General Assembly session on Thursday.
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Russia Invites US, China, Pakistan For Crucial Meet On Afghanistan, India Left Out: Report
India has not been invited to a crucial meeting being convened by Russia on the fast-evolving situation in Afghanistan that is expected to see the participation of Pakistan, China and the US, people familiar with the development said on Thursday.
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US's Special Envoy In Pak For Revival Of Afghan Peace Talks With Taliban
US special envoy to Afghanistan Zalmay Khalilzad has arrived in Pakistan to discuss revival of the peace talks with the Pakistani leaders and a possible meeting with a Taliban delegation headed by the group's co-founder and chief peace negotiator Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar.
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US Working With Pakistan To Find Way Out Of Afghan War: Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump, speaking at a White House meeting with visiting Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, said on Monday the United States is working with Islamabad to find a way out of the war in Afghanistan.
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Terrorists Shouldn't Negotiate From "Place Of Advantage": India Tells UN
India has told the UN that terror groups enjoying "support and safe havens" to carry out terrorist activities in Afghanistan from across the borders (in Pakistan) cannot be allowed to negotiate from a "place of advantage" as the US and the Taliban are planning to meet for the next round of crucial peace talks in Qatar.
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"Relationship Very Good Right Now": Trump Ready To Meet New Pak PM
President Donald Trump has indicated his readiness to meet Pakistan's new leadership, amidst the ongoing peace talks between the US and the Taliban facilitated by Islamabad to end the brutal war in Afghanistan, America's longest.
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Imran Khan An "Agent Of Change", Will Urge Trump To Meet Him: US Senator
Leading US Senator Lindsey Graham vowed Sunday to urge President Donald Trump to meet Imran Khan to boost Washington's Afghanistan peace efforts, calling the Pakistani prime minister an "agent of change".
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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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Value Our Ties With Pakistan, Look Forward To Scheduling Meetings, Says US
The US values its relationship and partnership with Pakistan, the Trump administration has said, days after Islamabad suspended official visits and talks with Washington to protest against President Donald Trump's criticism of it for providing safe havens to terrorists.
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"In PM's Meetings, Suo Motu Recognition Of Concerns On Pak Support To Terror": Foreign Secretary
In all meetings of PM Narendra Modi, beginning with the US leadership, there was a "suo motu" recognition of the concerns that Pakistan has both supported and nurtured cross-border terrorism, including in and from Afghanistan, Foreign Secretary said
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World Should Not Repeat Mistake Of Disengaging With Afghanistan: Pak Foreign Minister
US top diplomat Antony Blinken and Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi held a meeting in New York on the sidelines of the 76th United Nations General Assembly session on Thursday.
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Russia Invites US, China, Pakistan For Crucial Meet On Afghanistan, India Left Out: Report
India has not been invited to a crucial meeting being convened by Russia on the fast-evolving situation in Afghanistan that is expected to see the participation of Pakistan, China and the US, people familiar with the development said on Thursday.
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US's Special Envoy In Pak For Revival Of Afghan Peace Talks With Taliban
US special envoy to Afghanistan Zalmay Khalilzad has arrived in Pakistan to discuss revival of the peace talks with the Pakistani leaders and a possible meeting with a Taliban delegation headed by the group's co-founder and chief peace negotiator Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar.
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US Working With Pakistan To Find Way Out Of Afghan War: Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump, speaking at a White House meeting with visiting Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, said on Monday the United States is working with Islamabad to find a way out of the war in Afghanistan.
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Terrorists Shouldn't Negotiate From "Place Of Advantage": India Tells UN
India has told the UN that terror groups enjoying "support and safe havens" to carry out terrorist activities in Afghanistan from across the borders (in Pakistan) cannot be allowed to negotiate from a "place of advantage" as the US and the Taliban are planning to meet for the next round of crucial peace talks in Qatar.
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"Relationship Very Good Right Now": Trump Ready To Meet New Pak PM
President Donald Trump has indicated his readiness to meet Pakistan's new leadership, amidst the ongoing peace talks between the US and the Taliban facilitated by Islamabad to end the brutal war in Afghanistan, America's longest.
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Imran Khan An "Agent Of Change", Will Urge Trump To Meet Him: US Senator
Leading US Senator Lindsey Graham vowed Sunday to urge President Donald Trump to meet Imran Khan to boost Washington's Afghanistan peace efforts, calling the Pakistani prime minister an "agent of change".
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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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Value Our Ties With Pakistan, Look Forward To Scheduling Meetings, Says US
The US values its relationship and partnership with Pakistan, the Trump administration has said, days after Islamabad suspended official visits and talks with Washington to protest against President Donald Trump's criticism of it for providing safe havens to terrorists.
