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"Makes US Nervous Too": When George W Bush Shared His Pakistan Fears With Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin raised concerns over Pakistan's nuclear proliferation during his private talks with his US counterpart, George W Bush, over two decades ago.
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"President Is Peacemaker": Marco Rubio Praises Trump For Resolving India-Pak Crisis
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio referred to the conflict between India and Pakistan that US President Donald Trump claims he resolved along with several others this year, saying the American leader "has made it a priority to be a peacemaker."
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Opinion | What India Can And Cannot Control About The US-Pak Deal On F-16s
Regardless of how India perceives the F-16 issue, history shows that Indian concerns have rarely been decisive in the American military-industrial calculus.
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Major Boost For Pakistan's F-16 Fleet As US Okays $686 Million Tech Upgrade
The United States has reportedly approved a major arms deal worth $686 million to sell advanced technology and support for Pakistan's F-16 fighter jets.
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Opinion | Invoked When Needed, Ignored When Not: How A New US Doctrine Sees India
Under the latest US National Security Strategy, India could become a convenience partner, invoked when useful and ignored when inconvenient. It can't accept that role.
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US-India Ties Derailed By Pakistan's 'Flattery', 'Bribery': Ex-Pentagon Official
Former Pentagon official Michael Rubin claimed that it is because of US President Donald Trump's "gross incompetence" that India and Russia are growing closer. Russian President Vladimir Putin has vowed "uninterrupted shipments" of fuel to New Delhi.
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Pak-Origin Man Arrested In US With Car Full Of Guns To Carry Out Mass Shooting
A Pakistani immigrant has been arrested in the United States for allegedly planning a mass shooting on the school's campus.
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Trump Deserves Credit For Peace Deal In "Dangerous" India-Pak Clash: Marco Rubio
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio claimed that American President Donald Trump brokered several peace deals, such as the "very dangerous ones like India and Pakistan", and deserves "tremendous credit" for reshaping the foreign policy.
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Ex CIA Spy Reveals How Nuclear Scientist Had Pak Generals 'On His Payroll'
James Lawler outlined how these covert efforts eventually drew in AQ Khan's proliferation network. The US had monitored Khan's role in building Pakistan's nuclear capability for years before analysts realised the scale of his outward trafficking.
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China Used India-Pak Conflict To Conduct "Real-World" Test Of Its Weapons: Report
China tested its modern weapons systems for the first time during the India-Pakistan conflict in May.
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"Wipe My A**": Ex-CIA Man On Pak Apology Demand Over 'India Will Win' Remark
A controversy has erupted after former CIA officer John Kiriakou revealed that former Pak PM Imran Khan's party, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, tried to coerce him into apologising for comments he made on the conflict between Delhi and Islamabad.
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"PM Modi Called...": Trump's New Claim On Stopping India-Pak Conflict
US President Donald Trump has said he settled tension between India and Pakistan after threatening the two countries with 350 per cent tariffs and claimed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had called him to say "we're not going to go to war."
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Opinion | The 'Ten-Year Itch' in India-US Defence Relations
Hugs and personal equations between leaders do not make a nation a country of consequence. The fact is that the US would not part with critical technologies, despite all the acronym-rich pacts and treaties being signed.
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"Ties With India Different From Pakistan": US Lawmaker To NDTV On New Resolution
The United States does not see the equivalence between India and Pakistan and regards New Delhi as a 'vital strategic partner', said Ami Bera, the longest-serving Indian American Member of Congress.
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Opinion | What Happens Once Trump Presses The Nuclear 'Test' Button?
With China and Russia already rushing to modernise their nuclear arsenals, the US move to resume nuclear testing pushes the concepts of deterrence and stability to its limits.
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"Makes US Nervous Too": When George W Bush Shared His Pakistan Fears With Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin raised concerns over Pakistan's nuclear proliferation during his private talks with his US counterpart, George W Bush, over two decades ago.
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"President Is Peacemaker": Marco Rubio Praises Trump For Resolving India-Pak Crisis
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio referred to the conflict between India and Pakistan that US President Donald Trump claims he resolved along with several others this year, saying the American leader "has made it a priority to be a peacemaker."
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Opinion | What India Can And Cannot Control About The US-Pak Deal On F-16s
Regardless of how India perceives the F-16 issue, history shows that Indian concerns have rarely been decisive in the American military-industrial calculus.
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Major Boost For Pakistan's F-16 Fleet As US Okays $686 Million Tech Upgrade
The United States has reportedly approved a major arms deal worth $686 million to sell advanced technology and support for Pakistan's F-16 fighter jets.
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Opinion | Invoked When Needed, Ignored When Not: How A New US Doctrine Sees India
Under the latest US National Security Strategy, India could become a convenience partner, invoked when useful and ignored when inconvenient. It can't accept that role.
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US-India Ties Derailed By Pakistan's 'Flattery', 'Bribery': Ex-Pentagon Official
Former Pentagon official Michael Rubin claimed that it is because of US President Donald Trump's "gross incompetence" that India and Russia are growing closer. Russian President Vladimir Putin has vowed "uninterrupted shipments" of fuel to New Delhi.
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Pak-Origin Man Arrested In US With Car Full Of Guns To Carry Out Mass Shooting
A Pakistani immigrant has been arrested in the United States for allegedly planning a mass shooting on the school's campus.
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Trump Deserves Credit For Peace Deal In "Dangerous" India-Pak Clash: Marco Rubio
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio claimed that American President Donald Trump brokered several peace deals, such as the "very dangerous ones like India and Pakistan", and deserves "tremendous credit" for reshaping the foreign policy.
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Ex CIA Spy Reveals How Nuclear Scientist Had Pak Generals 'On His Payroll'
James Lawler outlined how these covert efforts eventually drew in AQ Khan's proliferation network. The US had monitored Khan's role in building Pakistan's nuclear capability for years before analysts realised the scale of his outward trafficking.
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China Used India-Pak Conflict To Conduct "Real-World" Test Of Its Weapons: Report
China tested its modern weapons systems for the first time during the India-Pakistan conflict in May.
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"Wipe My A**": Ex-CIA Man On Pak Apology Demand Over 'India Will Win' Remark
A controversy has erupted after former CIA officer John Kiriakou revealed that former Pak PM Imran Khan's party, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, tried to coerce him into apologising for comments he made on the conflict between Delhi and Islamabad.
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"PM Modi Called...": Trump's New Claim On Stopping India-Pak Conflict
US President Donald Trump has said he settled tension between India and Pakistan after threatening the two countries with 350 per cent tariffs and claimed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had called him to say "we're not going to go to war."
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Opinion | The 'Ten-Year Itch' in India-US Defence Relations
Hugs and personal equations between leaders do not make a nation a country of consequence. The fact is that the US would not part with critical technologies, despite all the acronym-rich pacts and treaties being signed.
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"Ties With India Different From Pakistan": US Lawmaker To NDTV On New Resolution
The United States does not see the equivalence between India and Pakistan and regards New Delhi as a 'vital strategic partner', said Ami Bera, the longest-serving Indian American Member of Congress.
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Opinion | What Happens Once Trump Presses The Nuclear 'Test' Button?
With China and Russia already rushing to modernise their nuclear arsenals, the US move to resume nuclear testing pushes the concepts of deterrence and stability to its limits.
