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Pakistan's Former Foreign Minister Arrested In Assets Beyond Means Case
Pakistan's former foreign minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif was arrested in Islamabad on Tuesday by anti-corruption officials for allegedly having assets beyond means of income.
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Can Live Without US Aid, But Not Without Integrity: Pak Foreign Minister
Pakistan is trying to maintain a balance in its relationship with the US and the government has made it clear that Islamabad can live without Washington's aid but will not compromise on national integrity, Foreign Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif has said.
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"You Have Bathed Pakistan With Blood And Gunpowder": Pakistan Foreign Minister's Blunt Attack Against US
After President Donald Trump's New Year tweet accusing Islamabad of "lies and deceit" and the subsequent withdrawal of military aid worth $225 million by the US, Pakistan's Foreign Minister on Thursday sought to remind Washington that they conducted "57,800 strikes on Afghanistan from Pakistani soil" and "bathed Pakistan with blood and gunpowder".
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Pak Clarifies, After India Rubbishes Minister's Claim On "Consular Access" To Kulbhushan Jadhav
Pakistan's Foreign Office clarified today that no "consular access" was being given to India, after New Delhi rubbished a claim made by Pakistan's Foreign Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif to a local news channel in his country that India has been granted "consular access" to Kulbhushan Jadhav.
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Don't Blame Us For Hafiz Saeed, He Was Your Darling: Pakistan To US
Pakistan's Foreign Minister Khawaja Asif has admitted on the global stage that terror mastermind Hafiz Saeed "is a liability" for his country, one that "we need time to get rid of". But in a sharp message to the US, he said Washington considered such men as "darlings" until a few years ago.
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Pak Foreign Minister To Visit China, Russia And Turkey Over US' Afghan Policy
Pakistan Foreign Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif will visit Turkey, Russia and "all-weather ally" China next week for consultations on the new US policy for Afghanistan and South Asia, according to a media report today.
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Pakistan's Former Foreign Minister Arrested In Assets Beyond Means Case
Pakistan's former foreign minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif was arrested in Islamabad on Tuesday by anti-corruption officials for allegedly having assets beyond means of income.
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Can Live Without US Aid, But Not Without Integrity: Pak Foreign Minister
Pakistan is trying to maintain a balance in its relationship with the US and the government has made it clear that Islamabad can live without Washington's aid but will not compromise on national integrity, Foreign Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif has said.
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"You Have Bathed Pakistan With Blood And Gunpowder": Pakistan Foreign Minister's Blunt Attack Against US
After President Donald Trump's New Year tweet accusing Islamabad of "lies and deceit" and the subsequent withdrawal of military aid worth $225 million by the US, Pakistan's Foreign Minister on Thursday sought to remind Washington that they conducted "57,800 strikes on Afghanistan from Pakistani soil" and "bathed Pakistan with blood and gunpowder".
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Pak Clarifies, After India Rubbishes Minister's Claim On "Consular Access" To Kulbhushan Jadhav
Pakistan's Foreign Office clarified today that no "consular access" was being given to India, after New Delhi rubbished a claim made by Pakistan's Foreign Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif to a local news channel in his country that India has been granted "consular access" to Kulbhushan Jadhav.
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Don't Blame Us For Hafiz Saeed, He Was Your Darling: Pakistan To US
Pakistan's Foreign Minister Khawaja Asif has admitted on the global stage that terror mastermind Hafiz Saeed "is a liability" for his country, one that "we need time to get rid of". But in a sharp message to the US, he said Washington considered such men as "darlings" until a few years ago.
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Pak Foreign Minister To Visit China, Russia And Turkey Over US' Afghan Policy
Pakistan Foreign Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif will visit Turkey, Russia and "all-weather ally" China next week for consultations on the new US policy for Afghanistan and South Asia, according to a media report today.
