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Shehbaz Sharif To Meet Trump Next Week, Asim Munir To Tag Along: Report
Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, along with Chief of Army Staff, Field Marshal Asim Munir, are likely to meet US President Donald Trump next week.
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"6-7 Planes Came Down": Trump Doubles Down On India-Pak Ceasefire Claim
US President Donald Trump on Thursday again repeated his claim that he solved the conflict between India and Pakistan and said that the war could have turned nuclear.
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On PM-Trump Phone Call, Congress' 'Triple Jhatka' Jab, BJP's "Liar" Reply
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's phone call with Donald Trump - in which the US President's claim of negotiating the India-Pakistan ceasefire after Operation Sindoor was firmly rebutted - was labelled a 'triple jhatka' by the Congress.
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"Good Results": Shashi Tharoor On All-Party Delegation's 5-Nation Tour
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor, who led a multi-party delegation to the US and four other countries to convey India's stand following Operation Sindoor, on Tuesday said his delegation had "good results" everywhere
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"Can't Breed Vipers...": Shashi Tharoor Slams Pakistan's US Outreach
Even as Pakistan's delegation, seeking to put its point across after India's action against terror during Op Sindoor, arrived in Washington on Wednesday, India's outreach delegation, led by Congress MP Shashi Tharoor decimated Pakistan's copycat
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"We Have Enormous Respect But...": Shashi Tharoor On Trump's India-Pak Ceasefire Claim
US President Trump has repeatedly claimed that he played a key role in facilitating the India-Pakistan ceasefire.
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Trump Again Claims He "Settled" Recent India-Pakistan Conflict
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday repeated his claim that he "settled" the recent conflict between India and Pakistan through "trade".
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UK, US, Middle East: India's Mega Diplomatic Outreach - Who Goes Where
The seven delegations that have been formed to convey India's message of zero-tolerance against terrorism have 59 members, including 31 politicians from the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) and 20 from other political parties.
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"Trump Shouldn't Tolerate Such Waste, Fraud": Ex US Official On IMF Aid To Pak
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) last week approved a fresh $1 billion loan to Pakistan amid simmering tensions with India.
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"India's Approach Always Responsible, Remains So," S Jaishankar Tells US
Shortly after a call with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who called for de-escalation amid a rising India-Pakistan conflict, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar asserted today India's approach has always been "measured and responsible" and remains so.
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US Condemns Terrorists Who Seek To Infiltrate Across LoC
The US has condemned terrorists who seek to infiltrate across the Line of Control (LoC) between India and Pakistan, calling on all the parties to reduce tensions along the frontiers by returning to the 2003 ceasefire commitments between the two countries.
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Now, Jharkhand BJP Chief Says Balakot Air Strike Will Help Them Win Polls
After Karnataka BJP chief BS Yeddyurappa, his counterpart in Jharkhand today raked up a controversy by suggesting that the recent air strike on a terrorist camp in Pakistan's Balakot will help the ruling party in the Lok Sabha elections. "BJP will win all 14 seats in the Jharkhand, our surveys tell us that," Jharkhand BJP chief Laxman Gilua said. "...
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"Enemy Wants To Stop Us, India Will Fight, Win As One": PM At BJP Meet
Prime Minister Narendra Modi ignored opposition attacks to address millions of workers of his BJP today amid India-Pakistan tension, and said: "India will fight as one, India will win as one." The Prime Minister's mega event, pitched as the "world'slargest video conference"has been roundly criticized by opposition parties in the backdrop of the wor...
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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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US Urges India And Pakistan To Resolve Differences Through Diplomacy
The United States has urged India and Pakistan to resolve their differences through diplomacy.
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Shehbaz Sharif To Meet Trump Next Week, Asim Munir To Tag Along: Report
Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, along with Chief of Army Staff, Field Marshal Asim Munir, are likely to meet US President Donald Trump next week.
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"6-7 Planes Came Down": Trump Doubles Down On India-Pak Ceasefire Claim
US President Donald Trump on Thursday again repeated his claim that he solved the conflict between India and Pakistan and said that the war could have turned nuclear.
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On PM-Trump Phone Call, Congress' 'Triple Jhatka' Jab, BJP's "Liar" Reply
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's phone call with Donald Trump - in which the US President's claim of negotiating the India-Pakistan ceasefire after Operation Sindoor was firmly rebutted - was labelled a 'triple jhatka' by the Congress.
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"Good Results": Shashi Tharoor On All-Party Delegation's 5-Nation Tour
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor, who led a multi-party delegation to the US and four other countries to convey India's stand following Operation Sindoor, on Tuesday said his delegation had "good results" everywhere
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"Can't Breed Vipers...": Shashi Tharoor Slams Pakistan's US Outreach
Even as Pakistan's delegation, seeking to put its point across after India's action against terror during Op Sindoor, arrived in Washington on Wednesday, India's outreach delegation, led by Congress MP Shashi Tharoor decimated Pakistan's copycat
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"We Have Enormous Respect But...": Shashi Tharoor On Trump's India-Pak Ceasefire Claim
US President Trump has repeatedly claimed that he played a key role in facilitating the India-Pakistan ceasefire.
-
Trump Again Claims He "Settled" Recent India-Pakistan Conflict
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday repeated his claim that he "settled" the recent conflict between India and Pakistan through "trade".
-
UK, US, Middle East: India's Mega Diplomatic Outreach - Who Goes Where
The seven delegations that have been formed to convey India's message of zero-tolerance against terrorism have 59 members, including 31 politicians from the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) and 20 from other political parties.
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"Trump Shouldn't Tolerate Such Waste, Fraud": Ex US Official On IMF Aid To Pak
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) last week approved a fresh $1 billion loan to Pakistan amid simmering tensions with India.
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"India's Approach Always Responsible, Remains So," S Jaishankar Tells US
Shortly after a call with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who called for de-escalation amid a rising India-Pakistan conflict, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar asserted today India's approach has always been "measured and responsible" and remains so.
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US Condemns Terrorists Who Seek To Infiltrate Across LoC
The US has condemned terrorists who seek to infiltrate across the Line of Control (LoC) between India and Pakistan, calling on all the parties to reduce tensions along the frontiers by returning to the 2003 ceasefire commitments between the two countries.
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Now, Jharkhand BJP Chief Says Balakot Air Strike Will Help Them Win Polls
After Karnataka BJP chief BS Yeddyurappa, his counterpart in Jharkhand today raked up a controversy by suggesting that the recent air strike on a terrorist camp in Pakistan's Balakot will help the ruling party in the Lok Sabha elections. "BJP will win all 14 seats in the Jharkhand, our surveys tell us that," Jharkhand BJP chief Laxman Gilua said. "...
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"Enemy Wants To Stop Us, India Will Fight, Win As One": PM At BJP Meet
Prime Minister Narendra Modi ignored opposition attacks to address millions of workers of his BJP today amid India-Pakistan tension, and said: "India will fight as one, India will win as one." The Prime Minister's mega event, pitched as the "world'slargest video conference"has been roundly criticized by opposition parties in the backdrop of the wor...
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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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US Urges India And Pakistan To Resolve Differences Through Diplomacy
The United States has urged India and Pakistan to resolve their differences through diplomacy.
