China Defends Pak On Terror
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"Defend Terrorists At Your Own Peril": India Takes A Swipe At Pak, China
In a strong message on terrorism, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Saturday that no rhetoric, however sanctimonious, can ever cover-up blood stains.
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China Defends Move To Block Pak Terrorist Listing At United Nations
China has often placed holds and blocks on bids by India and its allies to list Pakistan-based terrorists.
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No Loss Of Life Despite Efforts By Pak To Destabilise Jammu and Kashmir: Government
The centre today defended the restrictions imposed on Jammu and Kashmir for nearly two weeks, terming them as preventive steps taken in view of credible inputs that terror groups backed by Pakistan were planning to launch a major strike there.
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Finger-Pointing At Pak Not OK: China On Trump's "Lies And Deceit" Tweet
China today made it clear that it is opposed to the US "finger pointing" at Pakistan and linking its all-weather ally with terrorism, insisting that the responsibility of combating terror outfits cannot be placed on a particular country.
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China Defends Pak After Trump Tweet, Talks Of "Outstanding Contribution"
China today defended Pakistan saying the world community should acknowledge its all-weather ally's "outstanding contribution" to counter terrorism, a day after US President Donald Trump lashed out at Islamabad for providing safe havens to terrorists.
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US Deflects Question About PM Narendra Modi's 'Mother-Ship Of Terror' Remark On Pak
The US has refrained from commenting on Prime Minister Narendra Modi branding Pakistan as the "mother-ship of terrorism" at the recent Goa summit of BRICS, which groups Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa.
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China Defends Pakistan After PM Narendra Modi's 'Mothership' Remark On Terror
A day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi called Pakistan a "mothership of terrorism", China today strongly defended its all-weather ally, saying it is against linking any country or religion with terror and asked the world community to acknowledge Pakistan's "great sacrifices".
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"Defend Terrorists At Your Own Peril": India Takes A Swipe At Pak, China
In a strong message on terrorism, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Saturday that no rhetoric, however sanctimonious, can ever cover-up blood stains.
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China Defends Move To Block Pak Terrorist Listing At United Nations
China has often placed holds and blocks on bids by India and its allies to list Pakistan-based terrorists.
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No Loss Of Life Despite Efforts By Pak To Destabilise Jammu and Kashmir: Government
The centre today defended the restrictions imposed on Jammu and Kashmir for nearly two weeks, terming them as preventive steps taken in view of credible inputs that terror groups backed by Pakistan were planning to launch a major strike there.
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Finger-Pointing At Pak Not OK: China On Trump's "Lies And Deceit" Tweet
China today made it clear that it is opposed to the US "finger pointing" at Pakistan and linking its all-weather ally with terrorism, insisting that the responsibility of combating terror outfits cannot be placed on a particular country.
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China Defends Pak After Trump Tweet, Talks Of "Outstanding Contribution"
China today defended Pakistan saying the world community should acknowledge its all-weather ally's "outstanding contribution" to counter terrorism, a day after US President Donald Trump lashed out at Islamabad for providing safe havens to terrorists.
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US Deflects Question About PM Narendra Modi's 'Mother-Ship Of Terror' Remark On Pak
The US has refrained from commenting on Prime Minister Narendra Modi branding Pakistan as the "mother-ship of terrorism" at the recent Goa summit of BRICS, which groups Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa.
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China Defends Pakistan After PM Narendra Modi's 'Mothership' Remark On Terror
A day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi called Pakistan a "mothership of terrorism", China today strongly defended its all-weather ally, saying it is against linking any country or religion with terror and asked the world community to acknowledge Pakistan's "great sacrifices".
