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Biden Says Pakistan Strikes Show Iran Not "Well-Liked" In Region
U.S. President Joe Biden said on Thursday that the clashes between Iran and Pakistan this week show that Iran is not well-liked in the region as the White House said it does not want to see an escalation.
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US Supports Direct Dialogue Between India And Pakistan, Says White House
The US supports direct dialogue between India and Pakistan on issues of concern, a senior Biden administration official has said.
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"Ensure Territory Not Used For Terrorism": Biden Joins PM's Warning To Pak
US President Joe Biden on Thursday joined Prime Minister Narendra Modi in warning Pakistan to crack down on terrorists that target New Delhi.
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Closely Monitoring Situation: US After Violence Over Imran Khan's Arrest
The United States will continue to monitor the situation in Pakistan, the Biden Administration said on Thursday, maintaining that it does not have a position on one candidate or the other.
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Support Constructive Dialogue Between India And Pak To Resolve Dispute: US
The United States supports a constructive dialogue and meaningful conversation between India and Pakistan, the Biden administration said Thursday reiterating that it's for New Delhi and Islamabad to decide on the nature of that dialogue.
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"Confident Of Pak's Ability To Secure Its Nukes": US After Biden's Remark
The United States said Monday that it had confidence in Pakistan's ability to control its nuclear arsenal after President Joe Biden expressed alarm, leading Islamabad to summon the US ambassador.
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On Biden's "Most Dangerous Nation" Comment, Pak PM's Response
Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif rejected US President Joe Biden's comments on Pakistan's nuclear weapons capability and called it "factually incorrect and misleading".
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Pak "Surprised" By Biden's "Dangerous Nation" Remark, Summons US Envoy
Pakistan's foreign minister on Saturday said the USambassador to the country had been summoned after President Joe Biden said in a speech that Pakistan is "maybe one of the most dangerous nations in the world".
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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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US Reply To Foreign Minister S Jaishankar On F-16 Deal With Pak
India and Pakistan are both partners of the US with different points of emphasis, the Biden administration said Monday, a day after India's S Jaishankar questioned the rationale behind the latest American F-16 security assistance to Islamabad.
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Viral Video: Easter Bunny Interrupts US President Joe Biden As He Starts Discussing Afghanistan, Pakistan
US President Joe Biden was discussing foreign policy at the White House Easter Egg Roll on Monday when the Easter Bunny interrupted his conversation, leading him away from the reporters.
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Biden Invites 110 Countries Including India To Virtual Democracy Summit
President Joe Biden has invited around 110 countries to a virtual summit on democracy in December, including major Western allies but also Iraq, India and Pakistan, according to a list posted on the State Department website on Tuesday.
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"Terror Proxies In South Asia": Quad Leaders' Statement A Message For Pakistan
Quad leaders denounced the use of "terrorist proxies" in South Asia, in a veiled reference to Pakistan, as they emphasised the importance of denying any support to terror groups which could plan terror attacks, including cross-border attacks.
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Joe Biden Agrees On Pakistan Concerns In Afghanistan: Foreign Ministry
India said Friday that US President Joe Biden and other leaders agreed to keep a careful eye on Pakistan, adding that its historic rival has been an "instigator" of trouble in Afghanistan.
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US Presses Pak To Fight Terror Groups As Afghanistan Crisis Spirals: Leaked Diplomatic Documents
The Biden administration is quietly pressing Pakistan to cooperate on combating terrorist groups such as the ISIS-K and Al Qaeda following the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, according to a set of leaked documents and diplomatic cables to a
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Biden Says Pakistan Strikes Show Iran Not "Well-Liked" In Region
U.S. President Joe Biden said on Thursday that the clashes between Iran and Pakistan this week show that Iran is not well-liked in the region as the White House said it does not want to see an escalation.
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US Supports Direct Dialogue Between India And Pakistan, Says White House
The US supports direct dialogue between India and Pakistan on issues of concern, a senior Biden administration official has said.
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"Ensure Territory Not Used For Terrorism": Biden Joins PM's Warning To Pak
US President Joe Biden on Thursday joined Prime Minister Narendra Modi in warning Pakistan to crack down on terrorists that target New Delhi.
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Closely Monitoring Situation: US After Violence Over Imran Khan's Arrest
The United States will continue to monitor the situation in Pakistan, the Biden Administration said on Thursday, maintaining that it does not have a position on one candidate or the other.
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Support Constructive Dialogue Between India And Pak To Resolve Dispute: US
The United States supports a constructive dialogue and meaningful conversation between India and Pakistan, the Biden administration said Thursday reiterating that it's for New Delhi and Islamabad to decide on the nature of that dialogue.
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"Confident Of Pak's Ability To Secure Its Nukes": US After Biden's Remark
The United States said Monday that it had confidence in Pakistan's ability to control its nuclear arsenal after President Joe Biden expressed alarm, leading Islamabad to summon the US ambassador.
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On Biden's "Most Dangerous Nation" Comment, Pak PM's Response
Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif rejected US President Joe Biden's comments on Pakistan's nuclear weapons capability and called it "factually incorrect and misleading".
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Pak "Surprised" By Biden's "Dangerous Nation" Remark, Summons US Envoy
Pakistan's foreign minister on Saturday said the USambassador to the country had been summoned after President Joe Biden said in a speech that Pakistan is "maybe one of the most dangerous nations in the world".
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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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US Reply To Foreign Minister S Jaishankar On F-16 Deal With Pak
India and Pakistan are both partners of the US with different points of emphasis, the Biden administration said Monday, a day after India's S Jaishankar questioned the rationale behind the latest American F-16 security assistance to Islamabad.
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Viral Video: Easter Bunny Interrupts US President Joe Biden As He Starts Discussing Afghanistan, Pakistan
US President Joe Biden was discussing foreign policy at the White House Easter Egg Roll on Monday when the Easter Bunny interrupted his conversation, leading him away from the reporters.
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Biden Invites 110 Countries Including India To Virtual Democracy Summit
President Joe Biden has invited around 110 countries to a virtual summit on democracy in December, including major Western allies but also Iraq, India and Pakistan, according to a list posted on the State Department website on Tuesday.
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"Terror Proxies In South Asia": Quad Leaders' Statement A Message For Pakistan
Quad leaders denounced the use of "terrorist proxies" in South Asia, in a veiled reference to Pakistan, as they emphasised the importance of denying any support to terror groups which could plan terror attacks, including cross-border attacks.
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Joe Biden Agrees On Pakistan Concerns In Afghanistan: Foreign Ministry
India said Friday that US President Joe Biden and other leaders agreed to keep a careful eye on Pakistan, adding that its historic rival has been an "instigator" of trouble in Afghanistan.
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US Presses Pak To Fight Terror Groups As Afghanistan Crisis Spirals: Leaked Diplomatic Documents
The Biden administration is quietly pressing Pakistan to cooperate on combating terrorist groups such as the ISIS-K and Al Qaeda following the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, according to a set of leaked documents and diplomatic cables to a
