Us Warns Pakistan
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Pak Foreign Minister To Visit China, Russia And Turkey Over US' Afghan Policy
Pakistan Foreign Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif will visit Turkey, Russia and "all-weather ally" China next week for consultations on the new US policy for Afghanistan and South Asia, according to a media report today.
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Pak officials deny reports on Hina Rabbani Khar being called back from US: Sources
Pakistan says it has not asked its Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar to cut short her visit to the United States after escalation of rhetoric with America over the latter's scathing criticism of the ISI's role in terror. But with reports that the US is considering military intervention in Waziristan, Islamabad has put its air force on red alert.
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Break links with Haqqani network, US tells Pakistan
Piling up pressure on Pakistan, the US has asked its authorities, particularly the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), to sever ties with the Haqqani network of Taliban and demanded "strong and immediate action" against the outfit, even as it insisted there is no permanent breach in bilateral relations and lines of communication are open.
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Pak Foreign Minister To Visit China, Russia And Turkey Over US' Afghan Policy
Pakistan Foreign Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif will visit Turkey, Russia and "all-weather ally" China next week for consultations on the new US policy for Afghanistan and South Asia, according to a media report today.
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Pak officials deny reports on Hina Rabbani Khar being called back from US: Sources
Pakistan says it has not asked its Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar to cut short her visit to the United States after escalation of rhetoric with America over the latter's scathing criticism of the ISI's role in terror. But with reports that the US is considering military intervention in Waziristan, Islamabad has put its air force on red alert.
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Break links with Haqqani network, US tells Pakistan
Piling up pressure on Pakistan, the US has asked its authorities, particularly the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), to sever ties with the Haqqani network of Taliban and demanded "strong and immediate action" against the outfit, even as it insisted there is no permanent breach in bilateral relations and lines of communication are open.
