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'US Used Pakistan Then Threw Away Like Toilet Paper': Khawaja Asif's Big Admission
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has made one of the starkest admissions of Islamabad's past alignment with the United States, accusing Washington of "exploiting" the Southeast Asian nation for its strategic interests.
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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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Pak PM, Asim Munir Meet Trump At White House, Had To Wait 30 Minutes: Report
Trump meets Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif, Army Chief Asim Munir at White House in latest sign of warming ties
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Need Both Pakistan And India, Islamabad "A Phenomenal Partner": Top US General
A top US General, in a statement under oath, has stressed that Washington needs to have a strong relationship with both New Delhi and Islamabad/Rawalpindi, suggesting that the equation cannot be binary in nature.
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Why Donald Trump's Cabinet Choices Are Giving Pakistan Sleepless Nights
Pakistan is keeping a very close watch on how Donald Trump's cabinet is shaping up as Islamabad is getting increasingly jittery over the decisions being made so far.
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US Delegation To Visit Pakistan As Two Countries Seek To Repair Ties
US State Department Counselor Derek Chollet will lead a delegation to Pakistan this week as Washington and Islamabad seek to repair ties strained under former Prime Minister Imran Khan.
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Expect To Continue Healthy Military Relationship With Pak, Says US Pentagon
The US has a "healthy military-to-military relationship" with Pakistani armed forces and it expects to continue the ties, Pentagon has said, days after Shehbaz Sharif became the new prime minister of Pakistan.
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US Will Not Pay Pakistan For Military Reimbursements: Pentagon
The Pentagon will not make military reimbursements to Pakistan for fiscal year 2016 after US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis told Congress that Islamabad had not taken sufficient action against the Haqqani network, a US official said on Friday.
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US May Expand Drone Strikes, Curb Aid To Pakistan In Terror Crackdown: Report
President Donald Trump's administration appears ready to harden its approach toward Pakistan to crack down on Pakistan-based militants launching attacks in neighboring Afghanistan, US officials tell Reuters.
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Complicated US-Pak Ties Prohibited Barack Obama's Visit To Islamabad: White House
Outgoing US President Barack Obama at the beginning of his term had expressed his desire to visit Pakistan, but could not do so because of a "complicated relationship" with the country, the White House said today.
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US Congress Makes Conditions Of American Aid To Pak Stringent
US Congress has made conditions of American aid to Pakistan stringent as compared to previous years by making such funds subject to separate certifications by Secretary of State and Defence Secretary.
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Obama Urges Pakistan to Avoid Raising Nuclear Tensions With New Weapons
At a time of heightened tensions between nuclear-armed neighbours India and Pakistan, US President Barack Obama urged Pakistan on Thursday to avoid developments in its nuclear weapons programme that could increase risks and instability.
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US losing patience with Pakistan: Panetta
Secretary of Defence Leon Panetta said on Thursday that the United States was running out of patience with Pakistan over safe havens of insurgents who attack US troops across the border in Afghanistan.
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No cut in $700 million civilian aid to Pakistan: US
A day after a key Congress panel agreed to freeze $700 million in aid to Pakistan, the US has said that it was just a proposal under a defence bill and made it clear that it has not cut any civilian assistance to the country, with which its ties have plunged to a new low following a deadly NATO raid.
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US relationship with Pak has been a difficult one: Clinton
As ties between the two countries hit a new low, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said the US's relationship with Pakistan has been a "difficult" one and the latter was gripped by a "weak economic leadership".
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'US Used Pakistan Then Threw Away Like Toilet Paper': Khawaja Asif's Big Admission
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has made one of the starkest admissions of Islamabad's past alignment with the United States, accusing Washington of "exploiting" the Southeast Asian nation for its strategic interests.
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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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Pak PM, Asim Munir Meet Trump At White House, Had To Wait 30 Minutes: Report
Trump meets Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif, Army Chief Asim Munir at White House in latest sign of warming ties
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Need Both Pakistan And India, Islamabad "A Phenomenal Partner": Top US General
A top US General, in a statement under oath, has stressed that Washington needs to have a strong relationship with both New Delhi and Islamabad/Rawalpindi, suggesting that the equation cannot be binary in nature.
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Why Donald Trump's Cabinet Choices Are Giving Pakistan Sleepless Nights
Pakistan is keeping a very close watch on how Donald Trump's cabinet is shaping up as Islamabad is getting increasingly jittery over the decisions being made so far.
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US Delegation To Visit Pakistan As Two Countries Seek To Repair Ties
US State Department Counselor Derek Chollet will lead a delegation to Pakistan this week as Washington and Islamabad seek to repair ties strained under former Prime Minister Imran Khan.
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Expect To Continue Healthy Military Relationship With Pak, Says US Pentagon
The US has a "healthy military-to-military relationship" with Pakistani armed forces and it expects to continue the ties, Pentagon has said, days after Shehbaz Sharif became the new prime minister of Pakistan.
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US Will Not Pay Pakistan For Military Reimbursements: Pentagon
The Pentagon will not make military reimbursements to Pakistan for fiscal year 2016 after US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis told Congress that Islamabad had not taken sufficient action against the Haqqani network, a US official said on Friday.
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US May Expand Drone Strikes, Curb Aid To Pakistan In Terror Crackdown: Report
President Donald Trump's administration appears ready to harden its approach toward Pakistan to crack down on Pakistan-based militants launching attacks in neighboring Afghanistan, US officials tell Reuters.
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Complicated US-Pak Ties Prohibited Barack Obama's Visit To Islamabad: White House
Outgoing US President Barack Obama at the beginning of his term had expressed his desire to visit Pakistan, but could not do so because of a "complicated relationship" with the country, the White House said today.
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US Congress Makes Conditions Of American Aid To Pak Stringent
US Congress has made conditions of American aid to Pakistan stringent as compared to previous years by making such funds subject to separate certifications by Secretary of State and Defence Secretary.
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Obama Urges Pakistan to Avoid Raising Nuclear Tensions With New Weapons
At a time of heightened tensions between nuclear-armed neighbours India and Pakistan, US President Barack Obama urged Pakistan on Thursday to avoid developments in its nuclear weapons programme that could increase risks and instability.
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US losing patience with Pakistan: Panetta
Secretary of Defence Leon Panetta said on Thursday that the United States was running out of patience with Pakistan over safe havens of insurgents who attack US troops across the border in Afghanistan.
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No cut in $700 million civilian aid to Pakistan: US
A day after a key Congress panel agreed to freeze $700 million in aid to Pakistan, the US has said that it was just a proposal under a defence bill and made it clear that it has not cut any civilian assistance to the country, with which its ties have plunged to a new low following a deadly NATO raid.
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US relationship with Pak has been a difficult one: Clinton
As ties between the two countries hit a new low, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said the US's relationship with Pakistan has been a "difficult" one and the latter was gripped by a "weak economic leadership".
