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Pakistan Using India As An Excuse To Pursue Its Afghanistan Policy: US
Pakistan is using New Delhi as an excuse to pursue its policies in Afghanistan, the US has said strongly refuting Islamabad's concerns with regard to Indian developmental activities in the war-torn country. "What India is doing in Afghanistan is not a threat to Pakistan. They're not building military bases. They're not deploying troops," a senior a...
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No Amount Of Money Can Help Us If Pak Supports Terrorists: Afghan President
In a hard hitting attack on Pakistan, Afghan President Ashraf Ghani today accused it of launching an "undeclared war" on his country by covertly supporting several terror networks, including the Taliban.
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Heart Of Asia Conference: India Likely To Corner Pakistan On State-Sponsored Terrorism
Amid heightened tension with Pakistan following yet another brazen terror attack on an army base, India is likely to step up efforts to corner it diplomatically and mobilize support for concrete action against state-sponsored terrorism at the two-day Heart of Asia(HoA) conference beginning tomorrow.
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Pakistan To Host 4-Nation Taliban Preparatory Talks
A four-nation conference on Afghan reconciliation process will be held in Islamabad on Monday to explore ways to create a consensus for talks between the Taliban and Afghanistan's government, officials said today.
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Pakistan Army Chief Arrives In Afghanistan To Revive Talks With Taliban
Pakistan's army chief General Raheel Sharif today arrived in Kabul to hold talks with the Afghan leadership on security issues, including reviving stalled peace talks with the Taliban.
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Death Toll Rises To 50 In Afghanistan's Kandahar Airport Siege: Officials
The death toll from a 27-hour Taliban siege of Kandahar airport has jumped to 50, Afghan officials said today, after a conference in Pakistan shored up international support for reviving peace talks.
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Sushma Swaraj Likely to Meet Sartaj Aziz on Sidelines of Afghan Conference in Pak: Sources
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj will travel to Islamabad tomorrow on a two-day visit during which she is likely to hold talks with her Pakistani counterpart Sartaj Aziz and attend a multilateral conference on Afghanistan, said sources.
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Pakistan Invites India for Key Afghan Conference
Pakistan has invited External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj for a crucial regional conference on Afghanistan, a move that could provide an opportunity for the two neighbours to improve their ties.
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Taliban spokesman dismisses London talks on Afghan war
A Taliban spokesman on Wednesday dismissed the outcome of a conference in London between the leaders of Afghanistan, Pakistan and Britain which aimed to work towards a peace deal within six months.
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US crafted Pakistan 'apology' to suit allies abroad, opponents at home
In the end it was a meeting in a nondescript conference room in Chicago that finally set in motion the long-awaited US apology to Pakistan last week ending a seven-month impasse over NATO supply routes for the Afghan war.
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Pak may have 'low-level participation' at Afghan meet: Report
Pakistan, which decided to boycott the Bonn conference on Afghanistan's future after a NATO air strike killed its 24 soldiers, may now have "low-level participation" at the meet in the wake of US President Barack Obama's call to his counterpart Asif Ali Zardari, a media report said today.
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NATO strike: In protest, Pakistan to skip Afghan conference
Pakistan announced on Tuesday that it would not attend an important international conference on Afghanistan's security and development that is scheduled to begin in less than a week in protest over the weekend strikes that killed two dozen Pakistani soldiers.
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US asks Pakistan to reconsider Afghan talks boycott
The US has asked Pakistan to reconsider its decision to boycott an international conference on Afghanistan in Bonn next week, saying it is in Islamabad's interest and that its participation was "very important" for the future of the war-torn country.
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Pakistan Using India As An Excuse To Pursue Its Afghanistan Policy: US
Pakistan is using New Delhi as an excuse to pursue its policies in Afghanistan, the US has said strongly refuting Islamabad's concerns with regard to Indian developmental activities in the war-torn country. "What India is doing in Afghanistan is not a threat to Pakistan. They're not building military bases. They're not deploying troops," a senior a...
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No Amount Of Money Can Help Us If Pak Supports Terrorists: Afghan President
In a hard hitting attack on Pakistan, Afghan President Ashraf Ghani today accused it of launching an "undeclared war" on his country by covertly supporting several terror networks, including the Taliban.
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Heart Of Asia Conference: India Likely To Corner Pakistan On State-Sponsored Terrorism
Amid heightened tension with Pakistan following yet another brazen terror attack on an army base, India is likely to step up efforts to corner it diplomatically and mobilize support for concrete action against state-sponsored terrorism at the two-day Heart of Asia(HoA) conference beginning tomorrow.
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Pakistan To Host 4-Nation Taliban Preparatory Talks
A four-nation conference on Afghan reconciliation process will be held in Islamabad on Monday to explore ways to create a consensus for talks between the Taliban and Afghanistan's government, officials said today.
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Pakistan Army Chief Arrives In Afghanistan To Revive Talks With Taliban
Pakistan's army chief General Raheel Sharif today arrived in Kabul to hold talks with the Afghan leadership on security issues, including reviving stalled peace talks with the Taliban.
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Death Toll Rises To 50 In Afghanistan's Kandahar Airport Siege: Officials
The death toll from a 27-hour Taliban siege of Kandahar airport has jumped to 50, Afghan officials said today, after a conference in Pakistan shored up international support for reviving peace talks.
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Sushma Swaraj Likely to Meet Sartaj Aziz on Sidelines of Afghan Conference in Pak: Sources
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj will travel to Islamabad tomorrow on a two-day visit during which she is likely to hold talks with her Pakistani counterpart Sartaj Aziz and attend a multilateral conference on Afghanistan, said sources.
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Pakistan Invites India for Key Afghan Conference
Pakistan has invited External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj for a crucial regional conference on Afghanistan, a move that could provide an opportunity for the two neighbours to improve their ties.
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Taliban spokesman dismisses London talks on Afghan war
A Taliban spokesman on Wednesday dismissed the outcome of a conference in London between the leaders of Afghanistan, Pakistan and Britain which aimed to work towards a peace deal within six months.
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US crafted Pakistan 'apology' to suit allies abroad, opponents at home
In the end it was a meeting in a nondescript conference room in Chicago that finally set in motion the long-awaited US apology to Pakistan last week ending a seven-month impasse over NATO supply routes for the Afghan war.
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Pak may have 'low-level participation' at Afghan meet: Report
Pakistan, which decided to boycott the Bonn conference on Afghanistan's future after a NATO air strike killed its 24 soldiers, may now have "low-level participation" at the meet in the wake of US President Barack Obama's call to his counterpart Asif Ali Zardari, a media report said today.
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NATO strike: In protest, Pakistan to skip Afghan conference
Pakistan announced on Tuesday that it would not attend an important international conference on Afghanistan's security and development that is scheduled to begin in less than a week in protest over the weekend strikes that killed two dozen Pakistani soldiers.
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US asks Pakistan to reconsider Afghan talks boycott
The US has asked Pakistan to reconsider its decision to boycott an international conference on Afghanistan in Bonn next week, saying it is in Islamabad's interest and that its participation was "very important" for the future of the war-torn country.
