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On US-Pak Ties, S Jaishankar's Reminders On History, Osama Bin Laden
On US President Donald Trump's claim of mediating a ceasefire between India and Pakistan during Operation Sindoor, Mr Jaishankar said that while he had spoken to the US side, the cessation of hostilities was decided between New Delhi and Islamabad.
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Pakistan "One Of The Most Dangerous Nations": Biden
In perhaps the most candid statement made against it, US President Joe Biden described Pakistan as "one of the most dangerous nations" in the world which holds "nuclear weapons without any cohesion."
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Seek Ties With US Like They Have With India "Right Now": Imran Khan
Pakistan is seeking a "civilised" and "even-handed" relationship with Washington like the one that existed between the US and the UK or with India "right now", Prime Minister Imran Khan has said.
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US Security Assistance To Pakistan Remains Suspended, Says Pentagon
The status of US security assistance to Pakistan that was suspended by the previous Trump administration hasn't changed, the Pentagon said on Monday as Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin spoke to Pakistan Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa and US Natio
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"Pakistan Must Take Irreversible Action Terrorism": US Envoy To Lawmakers
Pakistan must take sustained and irreversible action against terrorism, and needs to demonstrate that it is prepared to live up to international commitments on weapons of mass destruction, a US diplomat, nominated to be the next envoy to Pakistan, told lawmakers on Tuesday and hoped that both Islamabad and New Delhi would take the necessary steps t...
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Pak Must End Support To Terror Groups, Says US Senator
Pakistan must end support to Taliban and other terror groups, a top American senator said a day after meeting Pakistani leadership in Islamabad.
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Ties With Washington Set To Take New Turn: Pak Foreign Minister
Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi has said that Islamabad's ties with Washington are set to take a new turn on account of the country's role in the US-Taliban peace dialogues.
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Why US Is Unlikely To Revoke Pak Aid Cut
The US is unlikely to revoke the suspension of aid to Pakistan until it sees substantial progress against terrorists and their safe havens, the Trump administration has told Islamabad as top officials of the two countries met here to try to reset their strained ties.
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Nature Of Ties To Depend On Action Against Terror, US Tells Pak
The US has told the new government in Pakistan that the nature and quality of their bilateral relationship would depend on actions taken by Islamabad against terrorist groups operating from its soil, a senior Trump administration official said Monday.
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"Would Like To See Pakistan Bring Taliban To Negotiating Table," Says US
The United States has not seen Pakistan taking sustained and decisive actions required to bring the Taliban to the negotiating table, a top Trump adminstration official told lawmakers who demanded suspension of all American aid to Pakistan.
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Is Trump Ready To Dump Pakistan?
As US ambassador to Pakistan more than a decade ago, Ryan Crocker spent much of his time trying to convince the government in Islamabad to take action against terrorists moving freely inside the country and plotting attacks on US forces in neighbouring Afghanistan
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Opinion: Why India Should Not Celebrate The Trump Tweet
Trump's tweet is so unprecedentedly undiplomatic, indeed downright demeaning, that the least Islamabad must do is ask the American ambassador to go back home and drastically reduce the level of diplomatic ties with Washington.
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Day After Pak Foreign Minister's Visit, Top US Expert Says Ties In 'Serious Trouble'
The US-Pakistan relationship is in "serious trouble" and the mistrust between the two countries runs deep, an expert on the bilateral ties at a top American think-tank has said, a day after Pakistan's Foreign Minister Khawaja Asif concluded his three-day visit to Washington.
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Relationship With Pakistan 'Extraordinarily Complicated', Says US
Describing the Unites States' relationship with Pakistan as extraordinarily complicated, the outgoing Obama Administration has hoped that President-elect Donald Trump would deepen counter-terrorism cooperation with the country to make America a safer place.
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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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On US-Pak Ties, S Jaishankar's Reminders On History, Osama Bin Laden
On US President Donald Trump's claim of mediating a ceasefire between India and Pakistan during Operation Sindoor, Mr Jaishankar said that while he had spoken to the US side, the cessation of hostilities was decided between New Delhi and Islamabad.
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Pakistan "One Of The Most Dangerous Nations": Biden
In perhaps the most candid statement made against it, US President Joe Biden described Pakistan as "one of the most dangerous nations" in the world which holds "nuclear weapons without any cohesion."
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Seek Ties With US Like They Have With India "Right Now": Imran Khan
Pakistan is seeking a "civilised" and "even-handed" relationship with Washington like the one that existed between the US and the UK or with India "right now", Prime Minister Imran Khan has said.
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US Security Assistance To Pakistan Remains Suspended, Says Pentagon
The status of US security assistance to Pakistan that was suspended by the previous Trump administration hasn't changed, the Pentagon said on Monday as Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin spoke to Pakistan Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa and US Natio
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"Pakistan Must Take Irreversible Action Terrorism": US Envoy To Lawmakers
Pakistan must take sustained and irreversible action against terrorism, and needs to demonstrate that it is prepared to live up to international commitments on weapons of mass destruction, a US diplomat, nominated to be the next envoy to Pakistan, told lawmakers on Tuesday and hoped that both Islamabad and New Delhi would take the necessary steps t...
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Pak Must End Support To Terror Groups, Says US Senator
Pakistan must end support to Taliban and other terror groups, a top American senator said a day after meeting Pakistani leadership in Islamabad.
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Ties With Washington Set To Take New Turn: Pak Foreign Minister
Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi has said that Islamabad's ties with Washington are set to take a new turn on account of the country's role in the US-Taliban peace dialogues.
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Why US Is Unlikely To Revoke Pak Aid Cut
The US is unlikely to revoke the suspension of aid to Pakistan until it sees substantial progress against terrorists and their safe havens, the Trump administration has told Islamabad as top officials of the two countries met here to try to reset their strained ties.
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Nature Of Ties To Depend On Action Against Terror, US Tells Pak
The US has told the new government in Pakistan that the nature and quality of their bilateral relationship would depend on actions taken by Islamabad against terrorist groups operating from its soil, a senior Trump administration official said Monday.
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"Would Like To See Pakistan Bring Taliban To Negotiating Table," Says US
The United States has not seen Pakistan taking sustained and decisive actions required to bring the Taliban to the negotiating table, a top Trump adminstration official told lawmakers who demanded suspension of all American aid to Pakistan.
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Is Trump Ready To Dump Pakistan?
As US ambassador to Pakistan more than a decade ago, Ryan Crocker spent much of his time trying to convince the government in Islamabad to take action against terrorists moving freely inside the country and plotting attacks on US forces in neighbouring Afghanistan
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Opinion: Why India Should Not Celebrate The Trump Tweet
Trump's tweet is so unprecedentedly undiplomatic, indeed downright demeaning, that the least Islamabad must do is ask the American ambassador to go back home and drastically reduce the level of diplomatic ties with Washington.
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Day After Pak Foreign Minister's Visit, Top US Expert Says Ties In 'Serious Trouble'
The US-Pakistan relationship is in "serious trouble" and the mistrust between the two countries runs deep, an expert on the bilateral ties at a top American think-tank has said, a day after Pakistan's Foreign Minister Khawaja Asif concluded his three-day visit to Washington.
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Relationship With Pakistan 'Extraordinarily Complicated', Says US
Describing the Unites States' relationship with Pakistan as extraordinarily complicated, the outgoing Obama Administration has hoped that President-elect Donald Trump would deepen counter-terrorism cooperation with the country to make America a safer place.
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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.
