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India, Pakistan Should Resolve Bilateral Issues Through Talks, Says China
China on Friday said India and Pakistan should peacefully settle the Kashmir issue and other disputes through dialogue and expressed its support to the international community, including the US, in playing a "constructive role" to improve Indo-Pak ties.
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Normalisation Of Indo-Pak Relations Vital To Both Countries: US
The US has said the pace and scope for a dialogue on Kashmir depends entirely on India and Pakistan while asserting that normalisation of relations between the two countries is vital.
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Pak Accuses India Of Using Pathankot Attack To Derail Dialogue
Pakistan today accused India of using the Pathankot terror attack as an "excuse" to derail the bilateral dialogue process and said that talks are the best way forward to resolve outstanding issues, including "mutual concerns" related to terrorism.
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Nawaz Sharif Hopes Indo-Pak Talks Will Move Forward Soon
Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif today voiced hope that the comprehensive bilateral dialogue process between Islamabad and New Delhi would move forward in days to come as he underlined that "differences" on all outstanding issues, including on Kashmir can be resolved only through talks.
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US Hopes India-Pak Comprehensive Dialogue Would Boost Trade
Describing the resumption of Indo-Pak comprehensive dialogue as a "significant" move, the US hoped that it would result in increased trade between the two neighbours.
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Mirwaiz Umar Farooq Welcomes Decision To Hold Indo-Pak Talks
Moderate Hurriyat Conference chairman Mirwaiz Umar Farooq today welcomed the resumption of talks between India and Pakistan on all issues including Kashmir, saying dialogue is the "most effective way" of resolution of contending issues.
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India, Pakistan Issue Joint Statement: Full Text
India and Pakistan are resuming bilateral dialogue, foreign minister Sushma Swaraj said during her visit to Islamabad today.
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Farooq Abdullah Hopes for Resumption of Indo-Pak Dialogue
Former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Farooq Abdullah today hoped that the proposed visit of External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj to Pakistan will help in improving relations, lead to resumption of dialogue process and resolution of all outstanding issues between the two countries.
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No Role in Indo-Pak Peace Process Unless Jointly Sought: US
The US has categorically ruled out any role for itself in Indo-Pak peace process unless both the countries jointly ask for it, according to a senior official who asserted that the best way to resolve issues is through direct dialogue between the two neighbours.
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Nawaz Sharif to Take Up Indo-Pak Dialogue Issue With Barack Obama: Sartaj Aziz
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif will raise the issue of suspended Indo-Pak peace process with President Barack Obama during his US visit next week, Pakistan's National Security Advisor Sartaj Aziz has said.
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Will Talk to Kashmiri Separatists: Pakistani PM Snubs India
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Thursday said Pakistan will talk with Kashmiri leaders before initiating any dialogue with India, media reported.
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No solution from outside on Jammu and Kashmir: Barack Obama
Ruling out any solution from "outside" to the issue of Jammu and Kashmir, US President Barack Obama on Sunday underlined that disputes between India and Pakistan can only be resolved by the two countries themselves.
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Pakistan cannot afford war over Kashmir: Gilani
Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani today acknowledged that the Kashmir issue would have to be resolved through dialogue and diplomacy as Pakistan "cannot afford wars" in the 21st century. Four wars have already been fought on the Kashmir issue and the region still "was a flashpoint", but in the 21st century "we cannot afford wars", Gilani s...
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India visit only if talks result-oriented: Qureshi
Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi on Saturday upped the ante by saying he was unwilling to travel to New Delhi for talks unless India is prepared to hold a "meaningful, constructive and result-oriented" dialogue to resolve outstanding issues with Pakistan.
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No preconditions on either side: Pak on India's talks offer
Pakistan has said that it wants result-oriented dialogue with India and it's important that both sides don't have preconditions.
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India, Pakistan Should Resolve Bilateral Issues Through Talks, Says China
China on Friday said India and Pakistan should peacefully settle the Kashmir issue and other disputes through dialogue and expressed its support to the international community, including the US, in playing a "constructive role" to improve Indo-Pak ties.
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Normalisation Of Indo-Pak Relations Vital To Both Countries: US
The US has said the pace and scope for a dialogue on Kashmir depends entirely on India and Pakistan while asserting that normalisation of relations between the two countries is vital.
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Pak Accuses India Of Using Pathankot Attack To Derail Dialogue
Pakistan today accused India of using the Pathankot terror attack as an "excuse" to derail the bilateral dialogue process and said that talks are the best way forward to resolve outstanding issues, including "mutual concerns" related to terrorism.
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Nawaz Sharif Hopes Indo-Pak Talks Will Move Forward Soon
Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif today voiced hope that the comprehensive bilateral dialogue process between Islamabad and New Delhi would move forward in days to come as he underlined that "differences" on all outstanding issues, including on Kashmir can be resolved only through talks.
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US Hopes India-Pak Comprehensive Dialogue Would Boost Trade
Describing the resumption of Indo-Pak comprehensive dialogue as a "significant" move, the US hoped that it would result in increased trade between the two neighbours.
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Mirwaiz Umar Farooq Welcomes Decision To Hold Indo-Pak Talks
Moderate Hurriyat Conference chairman Mirwaiz Umar Farooq today welcomed the resumption of talks between India and Pakistan on all issues including Kashmir, saying dialogue is the "most effective way" of resolution of contending issues.
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India, Pakistan Issue Joint Statement: Full Text
India and Pakistan are resuming bilateral dialogue, foreign minister Sushma Swaraj said during her visit to Islamabad today.
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Farooq Abdullah Hopes for Resumption of Indo-Pak Dialogue
Former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Farooq Abdullah today hoped that the proposed visit of External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj to Pakistan will help in improving relations, lead to resumption of dialogue process and resolution of all outstanding issues between the two countries.
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No Role in Indo-Pak Peace Process Unless Jointly Sought: US
The US has categorically ruled out any role for itself in Indo-Pak peace process unless both the countries jointly ask for it, according to a senior official who asserted that the best way to resolve issues is through direct dialogue between the two neighbours.
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Nawaz Sharif to Take Up Indo-Pak Dialogue Issue With Barack Obama: Sartaj Aziz
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif will raise the issue of suspended Indo-Pak peace process with President Barack Obama during his US visit next week, Pakistan's National Security Advisor Sartaj Aziz has said.
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Will Talk to Kashmiri Separatists: Pakistani PM Snubs India
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Thursday said Pakistan will talk with Kashmiri leaders before initiating any dialogue with India, media reported.
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No solution from outside on Jammu and Kashmir: Barack Obama
Ruling out any solution from "outside" to the issue of Jammu and Kashmir, US President Barack Obama on Sunday underlined that disputes between India and Pakistan can only be resolved by the two countries themselves.
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Pakistan cannot afford war over Kashmir: Gilani
Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani today acknowledged that the Kashmir issue would have to be resolved through dialogue and diplomacy as Pakistan "cannot afford wars" in the 21st century. Four wars have already been fought on the Kashmir issue and the region still "was a flashpoint", but in the 21st century "we cannot afford wars", Gilani s...
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India visit only if talks result-oriented: Qureshi
Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi on Saturday upped the ante by saying he was unwilling to travel to New Delhi for talks unless India is prepared to hold a "meaningful, constructive and result-oriented" dialogue to resolve outstanding issues with Pakistan.
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No preconditions on either side: Pak on India's talks offer
Pakistan has said that it wants result-oriented dialogue with India and it's important that both sides don't have preconditions.
