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'Jealousy Has No Remedy': Pakistan's US Envoy Responds To Abdul Basit's Letter
Pakistan's ambassador to the US Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry today termed as "disgusting" a letter written to him by former envoy to India Abdul Basit and told the former diplomat that "jealousy has no remedy."
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'You're Worst Foreign Secretary Ever', Abdul Basit To Pakistan's US Envoy
Pakistan's former envoy to India Abdul Basit has called former top diplomat and the country's ambassador to the US Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry as the "worst foreign secretary ever" and blamed him for several foreign policy disasters including the Ufa joint statement with India.
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India, Pakistan Need To Solve Issues Themselves: US On Diplomat Row
The US has said that India and Pakistan need to solve issues among themselves following heightened tensions over the expelling of diplomats.
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US Says Would Be Encouraged With Direct Indo-Pak Dialogue
A direct dialogue between India and Pakistan is good for them and the region, the US has said as it voiced support to meetings at any level between the two countries.
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Have Credentials To Become Member Of NSG: Pakistan To US
Pakistan today told the US that it has the credentials to become the full member of the nuclear materials export control regimes, including the NSG, as the two nations discussed their respective concerns over nuclear and missile developments in South Asia.
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Longest Hello: 90-Minute India-Pakistan Meet Downgraded To 'Courtesy Call'
Two days after talks between foreign secretaries of India and Pakistan ended with with no meeting point on key subjects, the government has described it as an "unofficial courtesy call".
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Warmer Ties In The Interests Of India, Pakistan: US
As uncertainty prevailed over Foreign Secretary-level talks between India and Pakistan in the wake of Pathankot terror strike, the US today said "warmer" ties would be in the interest of the two nations, but it is for their leaders to decide their national interest.
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Have Done Enough Against Terrorism; No Question of Doing More: Pakistan
Pakistan has said that it has taken sufficient action against terrorism and there was "no-question" of doing more, adding that it was time for the world to play a bigger role in this fight.
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Pakistan Says It Will Share Dossiers With India in Next Meeting
Pakistan has said it will hand over copies of the three dossiers on New Delhi's alleged role in "subversive activities" on its soil to India when the two countries hold talks next.
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Taliban Releases Video of Missile Launcher It Says was Used to Shoot Down Pak Army Chopper
Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan today released a video of its members holding a Shoulder Launch Missile, which the militant group claimed to have used in downing a Pakistan military helicopter killing ambassadors of the Philippines and Norway and five others in the PoK.
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26/11 Mastermind Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi Leaves Jail, India Lodges Protest With Pakistan
Indian High Commissioner TCS Raghavan today met Pakistan Foreign Secretary Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry to lodge protest over the release of 26/11 mastermind Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi from a jail in Pakistan. Home Minister Rajnath Singh had eralier condemned Lakhvi's release saying, "This is a serious setback, it's deeply disappointing."
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India, Pakistan Discuss Ways to Resume Dialogue
In a significant breakthrough, India and Pakistan today discussed ways to resume the stalled dialogue process, sources have told NDTV. Officials say the idea is to move ahead step by step without giving any time frame.
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India, Pakistan Should Work Together to Improve Ties: US
India and Pakistan should work together to improve their relationship, the United States has said, adding that it would welcome steps towards that end.
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Pakistan to Resume Process to Grant Most Favoured Nation Status to India
Pakistan today said it would resume the process to strengthen trade ties with India including granting Most Favoured Nation (MFN) status once the dialogue process gets underway in Islamabad next month.
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Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif heads to Kabul to push peace efforts
Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif will visit Kabul on Saturday for talks with President Hamid Karzai as part of efforts to revive Afghanistan's peace process before NATO troops are withdrawn next year.
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'Jealousy Has No Remedy': Pakistan's US Envoy Responds To Abdul Basit's Letter
Pakistan's ambassador to the US Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry today termed as "disgusting" a letter written to him by former envoy to India Abdul Basit and told the former diplomat that "jealousy has no remedy."
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'You're Worst Foreign Secretary Ever', Abdul Basit To Pakistan's US Envoy
Pakistan's former envoy to India Abdul Basit has called former top diplomat and the country's ambassador to the US Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry as the "worst foreign secretary ever" and blamed him for several foreign policy disasters including the Ufa joint statement with India.
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India, Pakistan Need To Solve Issues Themselves: US On Diplomat Row
The US has said that India and Pakistan need to solve issues among themselves following heightened tensions over the expelling of diplomats.
-
US Says Would Be Encouraged With Direct Indo-Pak Dialogue
A direct dialogue between India and Pakistan is good for them and the region, the US has said as it voiced support to meetings at any level between the two countries.
-
Have Credentials To Become Member Of NSG: Pakistan To US
Pakistan today told the US that it has the credentials to become the full member of the nuclear materials export control regimes, including the NSG, as the two nations discussed their respective concerns over nuclear and missile developments in South Asia.
-
Longest Hello: 90-Minute India-Pakistan Meet Downgraded To 'Courtesy Call'
Two days after talks between foreign secretaries of India and Pakistan ended with with no meeting point on key subjects, the government has described it as an "unofficial courtesy call".
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Warmer Ties In The Interests Of India, Pakistan: US
As uncertainty prevailed over Foreign Secretary-level talks between India and Pakistan in the wake of Pathankot terror strike, the US today said "warmer" ties would be in the interest of the two nations, but it is for their leaders to decide their national interest.
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Have Done Enough Against Terrorism; No Question of Doing More: Pakistan
Pakistan has said that it has taken sufficient action against terrorism and there was "no-question" of doing more, adding that it was time for the world to play a bigger role in this fight.
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Pakistan Says It Will Share Dossiers With India in Next Meeting
Pakistan has said it will hand over copies of the three dossiers on New Delhi's alleged role in "subversive activities" on its soil to India when the two countries hold talks next.
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Taliban Releases Video of Missile Launcher It Says was Used to Shoot Down Pak Army Chopper
Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan today released a video of its members holding a Shoulder Launch Missile, which the militant group claimed to have used in downing a Pakistan military helicopter killing ambassadors of the Philippines and Norway and five others in the PoK.
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26/11 Mastermind Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi Leaves Jail, India Lodges Protest With Pakistan
Indian High Commissioner TCS Raghavan today met Pakistan Foreign Secretary Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry to lodge protest over the release of 26/11 mastermind Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi from a jail in Pakistan. Home Minister Rajnath Singh had eralier condemned Lakhvi's release saying, "This is a serious setback, it's deeply disappointing."
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India, Pakistan Discuss Ways to Resume Dialogue
In a significant breakthrough, India and Pakistan today discussed ways to resume the stalled dialogue process, sources have told NDTV. Officials say the idea is to move ahead step by step without giving any time frame.
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India, Pakistan Should Work Together to Improve Ties: US
India and Pakistan should work together to improve their relationship, the United States has said, adding that it would welcome steps towards that end.
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Pakistan to Resume Process to Grant Most Favoured Nation Status to India
Pakistan today said it would resume the process to strengthen trade ties with India including granting Most Favoured Nation (MFN) status once the dialogue process gets underway in Islamabad next month.
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Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif heads to Kabul to push peace efforts
Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif will visit Kabul on Saturday for talks with President Hamid Karzai as part of efforts to revive Afghanistan's peace process before NATO troops are withdrawn next year.
