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Afghanistan, India and United States Reaffirm Commitment To Counter Terrorism
India, along with the United States and Afghanistan, reaffirmed its shared interests in combating terrorism and advancing peace and security in the region as even as leaders from the three countries explored ways to "coordinate and align" assistance to Afghanistan.
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US Congress Seeks To Block USD 450 Million Aid To Pakistan
The US Congress has initiated a move to block USD 450 million in aid to Pakistan for failing to "demonstrate its commitment" and taking action against the terror group Haqqani network.
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Former US Ambassador To Pakistan To Visit India Today, Meet Top Officials
Former US Ambassador to Pakistan Richard Olson will visit India today during which he will meet top officials and hold discussions on a range of key issues including India's role in promoting a more stable and prosperous region.
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Pakistan Not Focused On Terror Groups Targeting India: US Official
Pakistan is not focusing on taking action against terror groups operating on its soil, that pose a threat to both India and Afghanistan, a top US official has said.
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US Hopes India-Pak Comprehensive Dialogue Would Boost Trade
Describing the resumption of Indo-Pak comprehensive dialogue as a "significant" move, the US hoped that it would result in increased trade between the two neighbours.
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US Concerned Over Development Of Pakistan Nuclear Arsenal
The US has expressed concern over development of Pakistan's nuclear weapons with lawmakers asking the American government to be tough on Islamabad as it does not seem to be sincere in improving ties with India and has accelerated the pace of arsenals' production.
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Obama names new ambassadors to Afghanistan, Pakistan
US President Barack Obama has nominated two veteran diplomats to be the US ambassadors to Afghanistan and Pakistan. Almost two month after the incumbents resigned, Obama nominated James B Cunningham as the new US Ambassador to Afghanistan; and Richard G Olson as the new envoy to Pakistan.
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Afghanistan, India and United States Reaffirm Commitment To Counter Terrorism
India, along with the United States and Afghanistan, reaffirmed its shared interests in combating terrorism and advancing peace and security in the region as even as leaders from the three countries explored ways to "coordinate and align" assistance to Afghanistan.
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US Congress Seeks To Block USD 450 Million Aid To Pakistan
The US Congress has initiated a move to block USD 450 million in aid to Pakistan for failing to "demonstrate its commitment" and taking action against the terror group Haqqani network.
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Former US Ambassador To Pakistan To Visit India Today, Meet Top Officials
Former US Ambassador to Pakistan Richard Olson will visit India today during which he will meet top officials and hold discussions on a range of key issues including India's role in promoting a more stable and prosperous region.
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Pakistan Not Focused On Terror Groups Targeting India: US Official
Pakistan is not focusing on taking action against terror groups operating on its soil, that pose a threat to both India and Afghanistan, a top US official has said.
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US Hopes India-Pak Comprehensive Dialogue Would Boost Trade
Describing the resumption of Indo-Pak comprehensive dialogue as a "significant" move, the US hoped that it would result in increased trade between the two neighbours.
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US Concerned Over Development Of Pakistan Nuclear Arsenal
The US has expressed concern over development of Pakistan's nuclear weapons with lawmakers asking the American government to be tough on Islamabad as it does not seem to be sincere in improving ties with India and has accelerated the pace of arsenals' production.
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Obama names new ambassadors to Afghanistan, Pakistan
US President Barack Obama has nominated two veteran diplomats to be the US ambassadors to Afghanistan and Pakistan. Almost two month after the incumbents resigned, Obama nominated James B Cunningham as the new US Ambassador to Afghanistan; and Richard G Olson as the new envoy to Pakistan.
