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US To Announce Cuts In 'Security Assistance' For Pakistan: Sources
US President Donald Trump's administration has been informing members of Congress that it will announce as soon as Wednesday plans to cut off "security assistance" to Pakistan, congressional aides said on Wednesday, a day after the White House warned Islamabad it would have to do more to maintain US aid.
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US Puts Pakistan On Notice, Says It Has "Played A Double Game For Years"
The United States accused Pakistan on Tuesday of playing a "double game" on fighting terrorism and warned Islamabad it would have to do more if it wanted to maintain U.S. aid.
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Destroy Terror "Safe Havens" In Your Country Or We Will: US Tells Pakistan
In a stern warning to Pakistan, CIA chief Mike Pompeo has said if Islamabad does not eliminate terrorist "safe havens" in its territory, the US will do "everything" it can to destroy them.
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Pakistan Prepares Tough Diplomatic Policy For US After Donald Trump's Warning: Report
Pakistan is ready with a tough diplomatic policy if the US imposes any sanctions on it or lowers Islamabad's major non-NATO ally status over failure to crack down on terrorists, according to a media report.
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UN Chief Ready To Assist Pakistan If Help Sought To Dismantle Terror Sanctuaries
The UN Secretary-General is ready to engage with Pakistan to help it dismantle terror sanctuaries if sought, his chief spokesperson has said after US President Donald Trump warned Islamabad for providing safe havens for terrorists.
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After Donald Trump's Warning, China Jumps To Defense Of Pakistan
China today jumped to the defence of its all-weather ally Pakistan in the wake of US President Donald Trump's stern warning to it over providing safe havens to terrorists, claiming that Islamabad is at the frontline of combating terrorism.
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Pakistan More Of A Threat Than An Ally: US Think Tank
Pakistan is still a sanctuary for the Taliban and the Haqqani network, and more of a threat than an ally, a top US think tank has said. US President Donald should tell Islamabad that it will face sanctions if it continues to support terrorist groups.
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US To Announce Cuts In 'Security Assistance' For Pakistan: Sources
US President Donald Trump's administration has been informing members of Congress that it will announce as soon as Wednesday plans to cut off "security assistance" to Pakistan, congressional aides said on Wednesday, a day after the White House warned Islamabad it would have to do more to maintain US aid.
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US Puts Pakistan On Notice, Says It Has "Played A Double Game For Years"
The United States accused Pakistan on Tuesday of playing a "double game" on fighting terrorism and warned Islamabad it would have to do more if it wanted to maintain U.S. aid.
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Destroy Terror "Safe Havens" In Your Country Or We Will: US Tells Pakistan
In a stern warning to Pakistan, CIA chief Mike Pompeo has said if Islamabad does not eliminate terrorist "safe havens" in its territory, the US will do "everything" it can to destroy them.
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Pakistan Prepares Tough Diplomatic Policy For US After Donald Trump's Warning: Report
Pakistan is ready with a tough diplomatic policy if the US imposes any sanctions on it or lowers Islamabad's major non-NATO ally status over failure to crack down on terrorists, according to a media report.
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UN Chief Ready To Assist Pakistan If Help Sought To Dismantle Terror Sanctuaries
The UN Secretary-General is ready to engage with Pakistan to help it dismantle terror sanctuaries if sought, his chief spokesperson has said after US President Donald Trump warned Islamabad for providing safe havens for terrorists.
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After Donald Trump's Warning, China Jumps To Defense Of Pakistan
China today jumped to the defence of its all-weather ally Pakistan in the wake of US President Donald Trump's stern warning to it over providing safe havens to terrorists, claiming that Islamabad is at the frontline of combating terrorism.
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Pakistan More Of A Threat Than An Ally: US Think Tank
Pakistan is still a sanctuary for the Taliban and the Haqqani network, and more of a threat than an ally, a top US think tank has said. US President Donald should tell Islamabad that it will face sanctions if it continues to support terrorist groups.
