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"No Back Channel...": Pakistan Foreign Office's Clear Message On India's Champions Trophy Travel Refusal
The BCCI has informed the ICC about its inability to travel to Pakistan for the Champions Trophy
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Pakistan To Host SCO Meeting In October 2024: Foreign Office
Pakistan on Thursday said it would host the SCO Heads of Government meeting in October and invite all heads of government of the member states of the grouping.
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Asked About Maldivian Probe Into Deals With India, S Jaishankar Says This
S Jaishankar officially assumed office as India's Foreign Minister today. Mr Jaishankar, 69, was among several senior BJP leaders, including Rajnath Singh, Amit Shah, Nitin Gadkari, and Nirmala Sitharaman, who retained their respective ministries.
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UK Adds Pakistan To List Of Countries "Too Dangerous To Travel": Report
The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) of the United Kingdom has recently added Pakistan to its list of countries that it states are "too dangerous" for UK citizens to travel, reported Geo News.
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Pakistan Opts Out Of Democracy Summit In Washington
Pakistan, the closest ally of China, has decided to skip the Democracy Summit that begins in Washington on Tuesday, opting instead to engage with the US bilaterally to strengthen democratic values, the Foreign Office here said.
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Pak Releases Records Of Foreign Gifts Received By Senior Leaders
Pakistan government on Sunday revealed details regarding foreign gifts retained by public office holders, including presidents, prime ministers, cabinet members, politicians, bureaucrats, retired generals, judges and journalists from 2002 to 2022.
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Pakistan, India Exchange List Of Nuclear Installations And Facilities
Pakistan and India on Sunday exchanged a list of their nuclear installations that cannot be attacked in case of an escalation in hostilities, a Foreign Office statement said.
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Why Imran Khan Has Been Disqualified From Holding Public Office
Former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan was disqualified Friday from running for political office for five years, after the country's election commission ruled he misled officials about gifts he received from foreign leaders while in power.
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Former Pak PM Imran Khan Faces Politics Ban Over Gifts Case
Former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan could be barred from political office Friday when the election commission rules on charges he misled officials about gifts he received from foreign leaders while in power.
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Pak Stresses Will To Fight Terror, Wants "Balanced" Ties With World Powers
Pakistan on Friday vowed to eliminate the terrorism threat and bring complete peace in the country, according to a statement issued by the Foreign Office (FO). Addressing a media briefing here, FO spokesperson Asif Iftikhar said that terrorism was a
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Pakistan Foreign Minister In Kabul To Meet Taliban Government
Pakistan foreign minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi arrived in the Afghan capital on Thursday for talks with his Taliban counterpart, his office said, as the organisation seeks a path out of international isolation.
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"Surprised" By Antony Blinken's Remarks On Reassessing Ties: Pakistan
Pakistan Foreign Office on Thursday expressed "surprise" over US Secretary of State Antony Blinken's remarks on reassessing bilateral ties with Islamabad, saying it was "not in line with the close cooperation" between the two nations.
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Pak Promoting Terror Against India: Foreign Office Cites Hudson Report
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Thursday said that the Hudson Institute report clearly shows how Pakistan is continuously making efforts and trying to promote activities against India.
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UAE Suspends Visit Visas For People From Pakistan, 11 Other Countries
The United Arab Emirates on Wednesday temporarily suspended the issuance of new visas to visitors from Pakistan and 11 other countries until further notice, the Foreign Office said.
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No Fee For Pilgrims On Kartarpur Inauguration, Says Pak Foreign Office
With just hours to go for the Kartarpur Corridor inauguration, Pakistan's flip-flop on the $20 entry fee from Sikh pilgrims continued today.
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"No Back Channel...": Pakistan Foreign Office's Clear Message On India's Champions Trophy Travel Refusal
The BCCI has informed the ICC about its inability to travel to Pakistan for the Champions Trophy
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Pakistan To Host SCO Meeting In October 2024: Foreign Office
Pakistan on Thursday said it would host the SCO Heads of Government meeting in October and invite all heads of government of the member states of the grouping.
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Asked About Maldivian Probe Into Deals With India, S Jaishankar Says This
S Jaishankar officially assumed office as India's Foreign Minister today. Mr Jaishankar, 69, was among several senior BJP leaders, including Rajnath Singh, Amit Shah, Nitin Gadkari, and Nirmala Sitharaman, who retained their respective ministries.
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UK Adds Pakistan To List Of Countries "Too Dangerous To Travel": Report
The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) of the United Kingdom has recently added Pakistan to its list of countries that it states are "too dangerous" for UK citizens to travel, reported Geo News.
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Pakistan Opts Out Of Democracy Summit In Washington
Pakistan, the closest ally of China, has decided to skip the Democracy Summit that begins in Washington on Tuesday, opting instead to engage with the US bilaterally to strengthen democratic values, the Foreign Office here said.
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Pak Releases Records Of Foreign Gifts Received By Senior Leaders
Pakistan government on Sunday revealed details regarding foreign gifts retained by public office holders, including presidents, prime ministers, cabinet members, politicians, bureaucrats, retired generals, judges and journalists from 2002 to 2022.
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Pakistan, India Exchange List Of Nuclear Installations And Facilities
Pakistan and India on Sunday exchanged a list of their nuclear installations that cannot be attacked in case of an escalation in hostilities, a Foreign Office statement said.
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Why Imran Khan Has Been Disqualified From Holding Public Office
Former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan was disqualified Friday from running for political office for five years, after the country's election commission ruled he misled officials about gifts he received from foreign leaders while in power.
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Former Pak PM Imran Khan Faces Politics Ban Over Gifts Case
Former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan could be barred from political office Friday when the election commission rules on charges he misled officials about gifts he received from foreign leaders while in power.
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Pak Stresses Will To Fight Terror, Wants "Balanced" Ties With World Powers
Pakistan on Friday vowed to eliminate the terrorism threat and bring complete peace in the country, according to a statement issued by the Foreign Office (FO). Addressing a media briefing here, FO spokesperson Asif Iftikhar said that terrorism was a
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Pakistan Foreign Minister In Kabul To Meet Taliban Government
Pakistan foreign minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi arrived in the Afghan capital on Thursday for talks with his Taliban counterpart, his office said, as the organisation seeks a path out of international isolation.
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"Surprised" By Antony Blinken's Remarks On Reassessing Ties: Pakistan
Pakistan Foreign Office on Thursday expressed "surprise" over US Secretary of State Antony Blinken's remarks on reassessing bilateral ties with Islamabad, saying it was "not in line with the close cooperation" between the two nations.
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Pak Promoting Terror Against India: Foreign Office Cites Hudson Report
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Thursday said that the Hudson Institute report clearly shows how Pakistan is continuously making efforts and trying to promote activities against India.
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UAE Suspends Visit Visas For People From Pakistan, 11 Other Countries
The United Arab Emirates on Wednesday temporarily suspended the issuance of new visas to visitors from Pakistan and 11 other countries until further notice, the Foreign Office said.
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No Fee For Pilgrims On Kartarpur Inauguration, Says Pak Foreign Office
With just hours to go for the Kartarpur Corridor inauguration, Pakistan's flip-flop on the $20 entry fee from Sikh pilgrims continued today.
