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Pakistan's Imran Khan Calls For More "Trustworthy" Ties With US
Pakistani prime minister-in-waiting Imran Khan called for more "trustworthy" ties with the United States which have frayed amid US accusations that Pakistan is aiding Islamist insurgents waging war in Afghanistan, something Islamabad denies.
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Pakistan Rejects US Allegations Of Diplomats Being "Treated Badly"
The Pakistan Foreign Office has dismissed US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's allegation about American diplomats being "treated badly" in Pakistan and noted that no specific complaints had been made by Washington, a media report said on Saturday.
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Value Our Ties With Pakistan, Look Forward To Scheduling Meetings, Says US
The US values its relationship and partnership with Pakistan, the Trump administration has said, days after Islamabad suspended official visits and talks with Washington to protest against President Donald Trump's criticism of it for providing safe havens to terrorists.
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Pakistan-US Ties Witnessing A 'Downward Slide' Over F-16s: Sartaj Aziz
Pakistan's ties with the US has witnessed a "downward slide" amid a row over a decision by the Congress to block the sale of eight F-16 fighter jets to the country, Prime Minister's Adviser on Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz has said.
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Amid India Opposing F-16 Deal, US And Pakistan To Hold Strategic Dialogue
Pakistan and the US will on Monday hold a ministerial-level strategic dialogue on key areas including economy, security and counter-terrorism, amid strong opposition by India as well as US lawmakers on the proposed F-16 deal to Islamabad.
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ISI chief to visit US next week, signalling better relations
Signalling a possible thaw in Pakistan-US relations, ISI chief Lt Gen Zaheerul Islam will visit Washington next week to hold talks on counter terrorism cooperation and to improve the fractured bilateral ties.
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Time to 'move on' with US ties, says Pakistan's foreign minister Hina Rabbani Khar
Pakistan's foreign minister Hina Rabbani Khar has said Pakistan "has made its point" by blocking NATO's supply line to Afghanistan in protest over a deadly American attack on its troops, and now must try to rebuild relations with the West.
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Pak PM offers moderate criticism after new US drone attack
Pakistan's prime minister struck a moderate tone Monday amid criticism of the U.S. for carrying out its first drone strike in the country since parliament demanded that Washington end the attacks two weeks ago.
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Pakistan set to reopen NATO supply routes to Afghanistan, demands US apology for air strike
Pakistan's parliament on Thursday unanimously approved a resolution for resetting the country's troubled relations with the US, calling for an "immediate cessation" of American drone strikes and an apology for the killing of 24 Pakistani soldiers in a NATO air strike.
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Angry Pak puts US on notice, cuts off NATO supply lines
As Pakistan buried its soldiers killed in the NATO strike on Saturday, public anger is growing over the incident and pushing Pakistan-US ties to a new low. Army chief General Ashfaq Kayani led mourners during prayers in Peshawar for those killed in the airstrike.
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NATO attack fallout: Pakistan tells US to vacate airbase
The firing by NATO helicopters and combat jets on Pakistan soldiers has added further strain to already tense Pakistan-US relationship.
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Pakistan's Imran Khan Calls For More "Trustworthy" Ties With US
Pakistani prime minister-in-waiting Imran Khan called for more "trustworthy" ties with the United States which have frayed amid US accusations that Pakistan is aiding Islamist insurgents waging war in Afghanistan, something Islamabad denies.
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Pakistan Rejects US Allegations Of Diplomats Being "Treated Badly"
The Pakistan Foreign Office has dismissed US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's allegation about American diplomats being "treated badly" in Pakistan and noted that no specific complaints had been made by Washington, a media report said on Saturday.
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Value Our Ties With Pakistan, Look Forward To Scheduling Meetings, Says US
The US values its relationship and partnership with Pakistan, the Trump administration has said, days after Islamabad suspended official visits and talks with Washington to protest against President Donald Trump's criticism of it for providing safe havens to terrorists.
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Pakistan-US Ties Witnessing A 'Downward Slide' Over F-16s: Sartaj Aziz
Pakistan's ties with the US has witnessed a "downward slide" amid a row over a decision by the Congress to block the sale of eight F-16 fighter jets to the country, Prime Minister's Adviser on Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz has said.
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Amid India Opposing F-16 Deal, US And Pakistan To Hold Strategic Dialogue
Pakistan and the US will on Monday hold a ministerial-level strategic dialogue on key areas including economy, security and counter-terrorism, amid strong opposition by India as well as US lawmakers on the proposed F-16 deal to Islamabad.
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ISI chief to visit US next week, signalling better relations
Signalling a possible thaw in Pakistan-US relations, ISI chief Lt Gen Zaheerul Islam will visit Washington next week to hold talks on counter terrorism cooperation and to improve the fractured bilateral ties.
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Time to 'move on' with US ties, says Pakistan's foreign minister Hina Rabbani Khar
Pakistan's foreign minister Hina Rabbani Khar has said Pakistan "has made its point" by blocking NATO's supply line to Afghanistan in protest over a deadly American attack on its troops, and now must try to rebuild relations with the West.
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Pak PM offers moderate criticism after new US drone attack
Pakistan's prime minister struck a moderate tone Monday amid criticism of the U.S. for carrying out its first drone strike in the country since parliament demanded that Washington end the attacks two weeks ago.
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Pakistan set to reopen NATO supply routes to Afghanistan, demands US apology for air strike
Pakistan's parliament on Thursday unanimously approved a resolution for resetting the country's troubled relations with the US, calling for an "immediate cessation" of American drone strikes and an apology for the killing of 24 Pakistani soldiers in a NATO air strike.
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Angry Pak puts US on notice, cuts off NATO supply lines
As Pakistan buried its soldiers killed in the NATO strike on Saturday, public anger is growing over the incident and pushing Pakistan-US ties to a new low. Army chief General Ashfaq Kayani led mourners during prayers in Peshawar for those killed in the airstrike.
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NATO attack fallout: Pakistan tells US to vacate airbase
The firing by NATO helicopters and combat jets on Pakistan soldiers has added further strain to already tense Pakistan-US relationship.
