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Pak Army Chief Set For US Trip, 2nd In 2 Months, Amid Trump's Tariff War
Pakistan Army chief Field Marshal Asim Munir is set to visit the US for the second time in two months, according to reports in the Pakistani media
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"Absolutely No Truth": US Rejects Imran Khan's "Foreign Conspiracy" Claim
The US has bluntly rejected Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's allegations of a "foreign conspiracy" plotted in Washington to overthrow his government with the help of the Opposition parties, saying there is "absolutely no truth" to these claims.
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Career Diplomat Donald Blome To Be Named US Envoy To Pakistan
U.S. President Joe Biden plans to nominate Donald Blome, currently ambassador to Tunisia, as his top diplomat in Pakistan as Washington works to manage the situation in neighboring Afghanistan following the withdrawal of American troops.
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Joe Biden Likely To Be Pragmatic In Dealing With Pakistan: Ex-Diplomat
The Biden administration is likely to be pragmatic in its dealings with Pakistan, pressing Islamabad to act on terrorism related issues and support America's endeavours for peace in Afghanistan, according to a former top Pakistani diplomat.
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"Cutting Back" $1.3 Billion Aid Improved Relations With Pak: Trump
President Donald Trump has said the US' ties with Pakistan have improved after he cut USD 1.3 billion in security assistance to Islamabad for not doing enough to rein in terror groups operating in the country.
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US To Deport Over 70 "Illegal" Pakistani Nationals
The US will deport over 70 "illegal" Pakistani nationals and a special chartered plane will bring them back on Wednesday, Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi said Tuesday.
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US Says Looking Forward To Working With New Pak PM Imran Khan
The US has said that it was looking forward to work with Pakistan's new civilian government to promote peace and prosperity in the country and in the region as it welcomed the swearing-in of Imran Khan as the new Prime Minister.
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US To Restrict Movement Of Pakistani Diplomats From May 1
The US will place "reciprocal restrictions" on the movement of Pakistani diplomats in the country from May 1, forcing them to stay within 40 kilometres of the city they are posted in, according to media reports.
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US Aims To Improve Pak's Capacity To Fight Terrorists: Top US General
The goals of US' military relationship with Pakistan are to improve the capacity of Islamabad to fight terrorist organisations and to enhance the security along its border with Afghanistan, a top American general told lawmakers today.
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Not Our Job To Satisfy US, Says Pakistan
In a strong rebuttal of the US charge that it was not adequately acting against terrorist sanctuaries on its soil, Pakistan has said that the onus of satisfying Washington about its concerns was not on Islamabad, the media reported on Thursday.
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US Security Adviser Denounces Terror 'In All Forms' In Islamabad
US President Donald Trump's national security adviser met Pakistan's prime minister and army chief on Monday and emphasised "the need to confront terrorism in all its forms", while praising democratic and economic development.
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After Tough Talk On Terror, US Security Adviser HR McMaster Arrives In Islamabad
US National Security Advisor Lieutenant General HR McMaster arrived in Islamabad on Monday on an unannounced visit, a day after he hinted the US could take a tougher stance on Pakistan.
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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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US Defence Bill Pledges $ 900 Million To Pakistan
The US House of Representative has passed a defence bill that pledges $ 900 million in economic and other assistance to Pakistan, a significant portion of which is dependent of a Pentagon certification that the country is taking demonstrable steps against the dreaded Haqqani Network.
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US Expresses Concern Over 'Difficulties And Dangers' Journalists Face In Pak
The US has expressed concern over the difficulties and dangers faced by journalists in Pakistan but refrained from commenting on the travel restrictions imposed on a Pakistani journalist for reporting a rift between the civilian and military leaderships.
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Pak Army Chief Set For US Trip, 2nd In 2 Months, Amid Trump's Tariff War
Pakistan Army chief Field Marshal Asim Munir is set to visit the US for the second time in two months, according to reports in the Pakistani media
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"Absolutely No Truth": US Rejects Imran Khan's "Foreign Conspiracy" Claim
The US has bluntly rejected Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's allegations of a "foreign conspiracy" plotted in Washington to overthrow his government with the help of the Opposition parties, saying there is "absolutely no truth" to these claims.
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Career Diplomat Donald Blome To Be Named US Envoy To Pakistan
U.S. President Joe Biden plans to nominate Donald Blome, currently ambassador to Tunisia, as his top diplomat in Pakistan as Washington works to manage the situation in neighboring Afghanistan following the withdrawal of American troops.
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Joe Biden Likely To Be Pragmatic In Dealing With Pakistan: Ex-Diplomat
The Biden administration is likely to be pragmatic in its dealings with Pakistan, pressing Islamabad to act on terrorism related issues and support America's endeavours for peace in Afghanistan, according to a former top Pakistani diplomat.
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"Cutting Back" $1.3 Billion Aid Improved Relations With Pak: Trump
President Donald Trump has said the US' ties with Pakistan have improved after he cut USD 1.3 billion in security assistance to Islamabad for not doing enough to rein in terror groups operating in the country.
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US To Deport Over 70 "Illegal" Pakistani Nationals
The US will deport over 70 "illegal" Pakistani nationals and a special chartered plane will bring them back on Wednesday, Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi said Tuesday.
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US Says Looking Forward To Working With New Pak PM Imran Khan
The US has said that it was looking forward to work with Pakistan's new civilian government to promote peace and prosperity in the country and in the region as it welcomed the swearing-in of Imran Khan as the new Prime Minister.
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US To Restrict Movement Of Pakistani Diplomats From May 1
The US will place "reciprocal restrictions" on the movement of Pakistani diplomats in the country from May 1, forcing them to stay within 40 kilometres of the city they are posted in, according to media reports.
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US Aims To Improve Pak's Capacity To Fight Terrorists: Top US General
The goals of US' military relationship with Pakistan are to improve the capacity of Islamabad to fight terrorist organisations and to enhance the security along its border with Afghanistan, a top American general told lawmakers today.
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Not Our Job To Satisfy US, Says Pakistan
In a strong rebuttal of the US charge that it was not adequately acting against terrorist sanctuaries on its soil, Pakistan has said that the onus of satisfying Washington about its concerns was not on Islamabad, the media reported on Thursday.
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US Security Adviser Denounces Terror 'In All Forms' In Islamabad
US President Donald Trump's national security adviser met Pakistan's prime minister and army chief on Monday and emphasised "the need to confront terrorism in all its forms", while praising democratic and economic development.
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After Tough Talk On Terror, US Security Adviser HR McMaster Arrives In Islamabad
US National Security Advisor Lieutenant General HR McMaster arrived in Islamabad on Monday on an unannounced visit, a day after he hinted the US could take a tougher stance on Pakistan.
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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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US Defence Bill Pledges $ 900 Million To Pakistan
The US House of Representative has passed a defence bill that pledges $ 900 million in economic and other assistance to Pakistan, a significant portion of which is dependent of a Pentagon certification that the country is taking demonstrable steps against the dreaded Haqqani Network.
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US Expresses Concern Over 'Difficulties And Dangers' Journalists Face In Pak
The US has expressed concern over the difficulties and dangers faced by journalists in Pakistan but refrained from commenting on the travel restrictions imposed on a Pakistani journalist for reporting a rift between the civilian and military leaderships.
