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No 'Backdoor' Diplomacy With India, Says Pakistan's Sartaj Aziz
Pakistan on Friday said there was no "backdoor" diplomacy going on with India and the composite dialogue process between the two countries remains suspended.
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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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US Expresses Concern Over Nuclear Developments, Calls For Improving Indo-Pak Ties
The US has called for improvement in bilateral relationship between India and Pakistan, expressing concern over nuclear and missile developments in South Asia, saying a sustained and resilient dialogue process between the two neighbours is important.
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US Says It Encourages India, Pak To Engage In Dialogue
Amid Pakistan "suspending" peace process with India, the Obama administration has said it encourages both the countries to "engage in direct dialogue" to "reduce tensions" between them.
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UAE Supports Efforts Of India And Pakistan To Resume Dialogue
The United Arab Emirates, a close ally of Pakistan, today welcomed efforts of India and Pakistan to resume dialogue process and said it will try its "best" to ensure that they succeed.
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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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Think 'Out-Of-The-Box' For Indo-Pak Peace, Says Sudheendra Kulkarni
The Modi government should initiate dialogue with the Congress on Indo-Pak ties and think 'out-of- -the-box' to take the peace process forward, former BJP ideologue Sudheendra Kulkarni said in Jaipur today.
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No Terror Group Will Be Allowed To Derail Talks With India: Pakistan
Pakistan has said that no terrorist group will be allowed to derail the dialogue process with India.
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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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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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Foreign Secretaries of India and Pakistan to Meet in Islamabad on August 25
Foreign Secretaries of India and Pakistan will meet in Islamabad on August 25 to discuss the way forward in the dialogue process between the two nations.
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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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Kashmiri separatists meet Pakistan Foreign Secretary Jalil Abbas Jilani, divided on dialogue
Separatists from the Kashmir valley are divided on the dialogue process between India and Pakistan. Speaking to reporters after meeting the visiting Pakistan Foreign Secretary Jalil Abbas Gilani in Delhi today, the moderates termed it as necessary for building 'mutual trust' while hardliners dubbed it as a 'futile exercise'.
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No 'Backdoor' Diplomacy With India, Says Pakistan's Sartaj Aziz
Pakistan on Friday said there was no "backdoor" diplomacy going on with India and the composite dialogue process between the two countries remains suspended.
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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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US Expresses Concern Over Nuclear Developments, Calls For Improving Indo-Pak Ties
The US has called for improvement in bilateral relationship between India and Pakistan, expressing concern over nuclear and missile developments in South Asia, saying a sustained and resilient dialogue process between the two neighbours is important.
-
US Says It Encourages India, Pak To Engage In Dialogue
Amid Pakistan "suspending" peace process with India, the Obama administration has said it encourages both the countries to "engage in direct dialogue" to "reduce tensions" between them.
-
UAE Supports Efforts Of India And Pakistan To Resume Dialogue
The United Arab Emirates, a close ally of Pakistan, today welcomed efforts of India and Pakistan to resume dialogue process and said it will try its "best" to ensure that they succeed.
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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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Think 'Out-Of-The-Box' For Indo-Pak Peace, Says Sudheendra Kulkarni
The Modi government should initiate dialogue with the Congress on Indo-Pak ties and think 'out-of- -the-box' to take the peace process forward, former BJP ideologue Sudheendra Kulkarni said in Jaipur today.
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No Terror Group Will Be Allowed To Derail Talks With India: Pakistan
Pakistan has said that no terrorist group will be allowed to derail the dialogue process with India.
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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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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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Foreign Secretaries of India and Pakistan to Meet in Islamabad on August 25
Foreign Secretaries of India and Pakistan will meet in Islamabad on August 25 to discuss the way forward in the dialogue process between the two nations.
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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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Kashmiri separatists meet Pakistan Foreign Secretary Jalil Abbas Jilani, divided on dialogue
Separatists from the Kashmir valley are divided on the dialogue process between India and Pakistan. Speaking to reporters after meeting the visiting Pakistan Foreign Secretary Jalil Abbas Gilani in Delhi today, the moderates termed it as necessary for building 'mutual trust' while hardliners dubbed it as a 'futile exercise'.
