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Nawaz Sharif To Visit US For Specialist Medical Treatment: Report
Former Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, under treatment in London, will leave for US over the weekend for further specialist care, according to a media report today.
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Nawaz Sharif Keen To Attend Donald Trump Oath Taking Ceremony Next Month: Reports
Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, who is keen to meet Donald Trump, may visit Washington next month for the oath taking ceremony of the US President-elect, media reports said today.
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Obama Now White House 'Guest', Pakistan Envoy Said. 'Ridiculous', Says US
The recent comment made by a Pakistani envoy visiting the United States that the outgoing American President Barack Obama is now just a "guest" at the White House is "ridiculous", the US has said.
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Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif Cancels US Visit Due To Lahore Attack
Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif today cancelled his upcoming visit to the United States where he was scheduled to attend the Nuclear Security Summit later this week in the backdrop of the deadly terror attack in Lahore.
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PM Modi To Visit Saudi Arabia, US During His 3-Nation Tour Next Month
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will travel to Saudi Arabia as part of his three-nation trip from March 30 during which he will also visit Washington to attend Nuclear Security Summit, where his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif is also scheduled to be present.
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America, United Nations Welcome Modi-Sharif Meeting In Pakistan
The US and UN today welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's surprise visit to Pakistan, saying improved ties between the two neighbours will benefit the entire region.
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US Media Hopes PM Modi's Pakistan Trip Will Add Momentum To Peace Talks
Describing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's surprise visit to Lahore as a significant development in the ties between India and Pakistan, mainstream American media today said it is likely to add momentum to a tentative reconciliation process between them.
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US Welcomes PM Modi's Meeting With Nawaz Sharif In Lahore
The US today welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's surprise visit to Pakistan, saying that improved ties between the two countries will benefit the entire region.
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Pak Shuts Coverage of Lashkar, Jamat-ud-Dawa as Part of Commitment to US
Pakistan's decision to ban media coverage of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), Jamat-ud Dawa (JuD) and its front Falah-e-Insaniat Foundation (FIF) and other outlawed groups was part of a commitment given to US President Barack Obama by Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif during his recent visit, a media report said today.
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Barack Obama Told Nawaz Sharif not to Discriminate Among Terror Groups
Even as visiting Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif kept up his tirade against India, the US said President Barack Obama had made clear to him that Pakistan should not discriminate among terrorist groups.
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World Concerned About Pakistan Support to Terrorism, Says India
India today hoped the outcome of Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's visit to US will convey a clear message to Islamabad that the international community was "deeply concerned about its support to and sponsorship of terrorism".
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Have Done Enough Against Terrorism; No Question of Doing More: Pakistan
Pakistan has said that it has taken sufficient action against terrorism and there was "no-question" of doing more, adding that it was time for the world to play a bigger role in this fight.
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Nawaz Sharif Arrives in US
Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif arrived US on a four-day official visit to the US today.
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US Downplays Reports of Civil Nuclear Deal With Pakistan
The United States has downplayed reports of a civil nuclear deal with Pakistan, similar to the Indo-US atomic agreement, during Pak Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's visit to Washington, saying a "breakthrough" in this regard was not expected.
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Pakistan Rejects Reports on Deal with US to Restrict Its Nuclear Programme
As Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif today left for a major visit to the US, Pakistan today dismissed reports that America is negotiating a deal on limiting its nuclear and missile programmes.
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Nawaz Sharif To Visit US For Specialist Medical Treatment: Report
Former Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, under treatment in London, will leave for US over the weekend for further specialist care, according to a media report today.
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Nawaz Sharif Keen To Attend Donald Trump Oath Taking Ceremony Next Month: Reports
Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, who is keen to meet Donald Trump, may visit Washington next month for the oath taking ceremony of the US President-elect, media reports said today.
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Obama Now White House 'Guest', Pakistan Envoy Said. 'Ridiculous', Says US
The recent comment made by a Pakistani envoy visiting the United States that the outgoing American President Barack Obama is now just a "guest" at the White House is "ridiculous", the US has said.
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Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif Cancels US Visit Due To Lahore Attack
Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif today cancelled his upcoming visit to the United States where he was scheduled to attend the Nuclear Security Summit later this week in the backdrop of the deadly terror attack in Lahore.
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PM Modi To Visit Saudi Arabia, US During His 3-Nation Tour Next Month
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will travel to Saudi Arabia as part of his three-nation trip from March 30 during which he will also visit Washington to attend Nuclear Security Summit, where his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif is also scheduled to be present.
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America, United Nations Welcome Modi-Sharif Meeting In Pakistan
The US and UN today welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's surprise visit to Pakistan, saying improved ties between the two neighbours will benefit the entire region.
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US Media Hopes PM Modi's Pakistan Trip Will Add Momentum To Peace Talks
Describing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's surprise visit to Lahore as a significant development in the ties between India and Pakistan, mainstream American media today said it is likely to add momentum to a tentative reconciliation process between them.
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US Welcomes PM Modi's Meeting With Nawaz Sharif In Lahore
The US today welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's surprise visit to Pakistan, saying that improved ties between the two countries will benefit the entire region.
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Pak Shuts Coverage of Lashkar, Jamat-ud-Dawa as Part of Commitment to US
Pakistan's decision to ban media coverage of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), Jamat-ud Dawa (JuD) and its front Falah-e-Insaniat Foundation (FIF) and other outlawed groups was part of a commitment given to US President Barack Obama by Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif during his recent visit, a media report said today.
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Barack Obama Told Nawaz Sharif not to Discriminate Among Terror Groups
Even as visiting Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif kept up his tirade against India, the US said President Barack Obama had made clear to him that Pakistan should not discriminate among terrorist groups.
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World Concerned About Pakistan Support to Terrorism, Says India
India today hoped the outcome of Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's visit to US will convey a clear message to Islamabad that the international community was "deeply concerned about its support to and sponsorship of terrorism".
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Have Done Enough Against Terrorism; No Question of Doing More: Pakistan
Pakistan has said that it has taken sufficient action against terrorism and there was "no-question" of doing more, adding that it was time for the world to play a bigger role in this fight.
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Nawaz Sharif Arrives in US
Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif arrived US on a four-day official visit to the US today.
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US Downplays Reports of Civil Nuclear Deal With Pakistan
The United States has downplayed reports of a civil nuclear deal with Pakistan, similar to the Indo-US atomic agreement, during Pak Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's visit to Washington, saying a "breakthrough" in this regard was not expected.
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Pakistan Rejects Reports on Deal with US to Restrict Its Nuclear Programme
As Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif today left for a major visit to the US, Pakistan today dismissed reports that America is negotiating a deal on limiting its nuclear and missile programmes.
