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US Lawmaker Moves Bill To Remove Pakistan As Major Non-NATO Ally
A US lawmaker has introduced a legislation in the US House of Representatives that seeks to terminate Pakistan's designation as a major non-NATO ally, and require annual certification from the president with certain conditions for Islamabad.
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Pakistan Army Committed Genocide: US Resolution On 1971 Bangladesh Atrocities
Two influential American lawmakers have introduced a resolution in the House of Representatives that urges the US President to recognise the atrocities committed against ethnic Bengalis and Hindus by the Pakistani armed forces in 1971 as a genocide.
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"Unofficial Visit": US On Lawmaker's PoK Visit After India Condemnation
US lawmaker Ilhan Omar's meeting with recently ousted Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan and her "unofficial, personal" visit to Pakistan-occupied Kashmir or PoK did not represent the United States government in any way, an official said.
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US Lawmakers Press Pakistan For Full Review Of Daniel Pearl Case
A total of 36 members of the US Congress on Tuesday issued a letter to Pakistan's Ambassador to the United States, urging the country to undertake a full review of acquittal of the accused in the case of the 2002 killing of American journalist Daniel Pearl.
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"Pakistan Must Take Irreversible Action Terrorism": US Envoy To Lawmakers
Pakistan must take sustained and irreversible action against terrorism, and needs to demonstrate that it is prepared to live up to international commitments on weapons of mass destruction, a US diplomat, nominated to be the next envoy to Pakistan, told lawmakers on Tuesday and hoped that both Islamabad and New Delhi would take the necessary steps t...
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US Expresses Concern On Kashmir, Slams Pakistan For Backing Terror
A group of US lawmakers today expressed concern about the situation in Jammu and Kashmir, pointing to the detention of local political leaders and activists and the internet blackout.
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"Pak Must Refrain From Retaliatory Aggression": US Lawmakers On J&K
Two powerful Democratic lawmakers have urged Pakistan to refrain from any "retaliatory aggression" against India and take "demonstrable action" against terrorist groups within its territory.
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In Lok Sabha, Manish Tewari Versus BJP Lawmaker On Jawaharlal Nehru
Jawaharlal Nehru was again cited in the debate on the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation bill in the Lok Sabha today, with a BJP member accusing him of dividing the state and being responsible for Pakistan Occupied Kashmir.
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No Action On Terror Will "Increase Hardships Of Pakistanis": US Lawmaker
An influential US Congressman has warned that Pakistan will continue to slide into international isolation if it does not take actions against terrorist groups operating from its soil.
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Trump Administration's Move On Pak Religious Freedom Courageous: Lawmaker
The Trump Administration's move to downgrade Pakistan as a country of particular concern was a courageous one, an influential US lawmaker said on Tuesday.
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"Taliban Being Utilised As Hedge Against India": Top US Commander On Pak
Days after US President Donald Trump sought Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's help in the Afghan peace process, a top American commander has told lawmakers that Islamabad's policy seems to be unchanged and it continues to use the Taliban as a hedge against India.
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US Seeks "Full Transparency" On Chinese Debt On Pakistan
The US is demanding "full transparency" over China's debt on cash-strapped Pakistan, the Trump Administration told lawmakers amid concerns that Islamabad is seeking a multi-billion-dollar bailout package from the IMF to pay back Chinese creditors.
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Stop Human Rights Violations, Treat Minorities Equally, Pakistan Told
Several US lawmakers have urged the new government of Pakistan, led by prime minister Imran Khan, to stop human rights violations, and treat its ethnic and religious minorities with equality and dignity.
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American Financial Assistance To Pakistan Under Review, Says Mike Pompeo
The American financial assistance to Pakistan is under review, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told lawmakers on Thursday and accused Islamabad of treating US diplomats "badly".
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Dawood Ibrahim's D-Company Has Diversified, US Lawmakers Told
Pakistan-based Dawood Ibrahim-led terrorist group D-company has diversified in many other fields and built a powerful transnational crime-terror organisation in part from drug proceeds, US lawmakers were told on Friday.
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US Lawmaker Moves Bill To Remove Pakistan As Major Non-NATO Ally
A US lawmaker has introduced a legislation in the US House of Representatives that seeks to terminate Pakistan's designation as a major non-NATO ally, and require annual certification from the president with certain conditions for Islamabad.
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Pakistan Army Committed Genocide: US Resolution On 1971 Bangladesh Atrocities
Two influential American lawmakers have introduced a resolution in the House of Representatives that urges the US President to recognise the atrocities committed against ethnic Bengalis and Hindus by the Pakistani armed forces in 1971 as a genocide.
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"Unofficial Visit": US On Lawmaker's PoK Visit After India Condemnation
US lawmaker Ilhan Omar's meeting with recently ousted Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan and her "unofficial, personal" visit to Pakistan-occupied Kashmir or PoK did not represent the United States government in any way, an official said.
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US Lawmakers Press Pakistan For Full Review Of Daniel Pearl Case
A total of 36 members of the US Congress on Tuesday issued a letter to Pakistan's Ambassador to the United States, urging the country to undertake a full review of acquittal of the accused in the case of the 2002 killing of American journalist Daniel Pearl.
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"Pakistan Must Take Irreversible Action Terrorism": US Envoy To Lawmakers
Pakistan must take sustained and irreversible action against terrorism, and needs to demonstrate that it is prepared to live up to international commitments on weapons of mass destruction, a US diplomat, nominated to be the next envoy to Pakistan, told lawmakers on Tuesday and hoped that both Islamabad and New Delhi would take the necessary steps t...
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US Expresses Concern On Kashmir, Slams Pakistan For Backing Terror
A group of US lawmakers today expressed concern about the situation in Jammu and Kashmir, pointing to the detention of local political leaders and activists and the internet blackout.
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"Pak Must Refrain From Retaliatory Aggression": US Lawmakers On J&K
Two powerful Democratic lawmakers have urged Pakistan to refrain from any "retaliatory aggression" against India and take "demonstrable action" against terrorist groups within its territory.
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In Lok Sabha, Manish Tewari Versus BJP Lawmaker On Jawaharlal Nehru
Jawaharlal Nehru was again cited in the debate on the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation bill in the Lok Sabha today, with a BJP member accusing him of dividing the state and being responsible for Pakistan Occupied Kashmir.
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No Action On Terror Will "Increase Hardships Of Pakistanis": US Lawmaker
An influential US Congressman has warned that Pakistan will continue to slide into international isolation if it does not take actions against terrorist groups operating from its soil.
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Trump Administration's Move On Pak Religious Freedom Courageous: Lawmaker
The Trump Administration's move to downgrade Pakistan as a country of particular concern was a courageous one, an influential US lawmaker said on Tuesday.
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"Taliban Being Utilised As Hedge Against India": Top US Commander On Pak
Days after US President Donald Trump sought Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's help in the Afghan peace process, a top American commander has told lawmakers that Islamabad's policy seems to be unchanged and it continues to use the Taliban as a hedge against India.
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US Seeks "Full Transparency" On Chinese Debt On Pakistan
The US is demanding "full transparency" over China's debt on cash-strapped Pakistan, the Trump Administration told lawmakers amid concerns that Islamabad is seeking a multi-billion-dollar bailout package from the IMF to pay back Chinese creditors.
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Stop Human Rights Violations, Treat Minorities Equally, Pakistan Told
Several US lawmakers have urged the new government of Pakistan, led by prime minister Imran Khan, to stop human rights violations, and treat its ethnic and religious minorities with equality and dignity.
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American Financial Assistance To Pakistan Under Review, Says Mike Pompeo
The American financial assistance to Pakistan is under review, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told lawmakers on Thursday and accused Islamabad of treating US diplomats "badly".
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Dawood Ibrahim's D-Company Has Diversified, US Lawmakers Told
Pakistan-based Dawood Ibrahim-led terrorist group D-company has diversified in many other fields and built a powerful transnational crime-terror organisation in part from drug proceeds, US lawmakers were told on Friday.
