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US, Pak Discuss Need To Maintain "Responsible Relationship" With India
Addressing the debt issue with China was one of the key focus of the talks between US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and his Pakistani counterpart Bilawal Bhutto Zardari.
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"You're Not Fooling Anybody...": S Jaishankar On US' F-16 Deal With Pak
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has raised questions over the "merits" of the US-Pakistan relationship and said that Washington's ties with Islamabad have not served the "American interest".
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Pak F-16 Package Not "A Message To India" Over Its Russia Stand: US
The Biden administration's green light for key spares for Pakistan's F-16 fighter jets "is not designed as a message to India as it relates to its relationship with Russia", a top American defence official has said.
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Expect To Continue Healthy Military Relationship With Pak, Says US Pentagon
The US has a "healthy military-to-military relationship" with Pakistani armed forces and it expects to continue the ties, Pentagon has said, days after Shehbaz Sharif became the new prime minister of Pakistan.
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Pak Army Chief Says "Excellent Ties" With US After Imran Khan's Criticism
Pakistan's army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa said on Saturday his country sought to expand its relationship with Washington, a day after Islamabad protested to the US embassy over alleged interference in its internal affairs.
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Pak Involved In "Harbouring Members Of Taliban": US Secretary Of State
The United States will be looking at its relationship with Pakistan in the coming weeks, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Monday, to formulate what role Washington would want it play in the future of Afghanistan.
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"Cutting Back" $1.3 Billion Aid Improved Relations With Pak: Trump
President Donald Trump has said the US' ties with Pakistan have improved after he cut USD 1.3 billion in security assistance to Islamabad for not doing enough to rein in terror groups operating in the country.
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"Relationship Very Good Right Now": Trump Ready To Meet New Pak PM
President Donald Trump has indicated his readiness to meet Pakistan's new leadership, amidst the ongoing peace talks between the US and the Taliban facilitated by Islamabad to end the brutal war in Afghanistan, America's longest.
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In Trump's "Great Relationship" Remark, Pak Sees Signs of Improving Ties
Pakistan on Thursday said President Donald Trump's remarks that US wants a "great relationship" with Islamabad signals a departure from his stance taken at the beginning of 2018.
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"This South Asian Country Houses Enemies": Trump On Ending Aid To Pak
US President Donald Trump said Wednesday he wants a "great relationship" with Pakistan and is looking forward to meeting the new leadership in that country.
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Trump Requested "Pak's Full Support" For Afghan Peace Process: Official
U.S. President Donald Trump has asked for Pakistan's help with faltering Afghan peace talks in a letter to Prime Minister Imran Khan in which he made clear that Islamabad's assistance was "fundamental" to the health of the two countries' strained relationship, a senior Trump administration official said.
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"Trump Suffers From Historic Amnesia": Pak Outburst After US Rebuke
Pakistan on Monday reacted angrily to Donald Trump's latest comments against the country for not doing "a damn thing" for the United States in end terrorism, saying the US President "suffers conveniently from perpetual historic amnesia!"
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Nature Of Ties To Depend On Action Against Terror, US Tells Pak
The US has told the new government in Pakistan that the nature and quality of their bilateral relationship would depend on actions taken by Islamabad against terrorist groups operating from its soil, a senior Trump administration official said Monday.
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Ties With US Under Stress, Acknowledges Pak Envoy
Acknowledging that Pakistan's relationship with the US is "under stress", the country's envoy here has urged Washington not to look at Islamabad with a "very narrow approach" through one lens or the other.
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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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US, Pak Discuss Need To Maintain "Responsible Relationship" With India
Addressing the debt issue with China was one of the key focus of the talks between US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and his Pakistani counterpart Bilawal Bhutto Zardari.
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"You're Not Fooling Anybody...": S Jaishankar On US' F-16 Deal With Pak
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has raised questions over the "merits" of the US-Pakistan relationship and said that Washington's ties with Islamabad have not served the "American interest".
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Pak F-16 Package Not "A Message To India" Over Its Russia Stand: US
The Biden administration's green light for key spares for Pakistan's F-16 fighter jets "is not designed as a message to India as it relates to its relationship with Russia", a top American defence official has said.
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Expect To Continue Healthy Military Relationship With Pak, Says US Pentagon
The US has a "healthy military-to-military relationship" with Pakistani armed forces and it expects to continue the ties, Pentagon has said, days after Shehbaz Sharif became the new prime minister of Pakistan.
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Pak Army Chief Says "Excellent Ties" With US After Imran Khan's Criticism
Pakistan's army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa said on Saturday his country sought to expand its relationship with Washington, a day after Islamabad protested to the US embassy over alleged interference in its internal affairs.
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Pak Involved In "Harbouring Members Of Taliban": US Secretary Of State
The United States will be looking at its relationship with Pakistan in the coming weeks, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Monday, to formulate what role Washington would want it play in the future of Afghanistan.
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"Cutting Back" $1.3 Billion Aid Improved Relations With Pak: Trump
President Donald Trump has said the US' ties with Pakistan have improved after he cut USD 1.3 billion in security assistance to Islamabad for not doing enough to rein in terror groups operating in the country.
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"Relationship Very Good Right Now": Trump Ready To Meet New Pak PM
President Donald Trump has indicated his readiness to meet Pakistan's new leadership, amidst the ongoing peace talks between the US and the Taliban facilitated by Islamabad to end the brutal war in Afghanistan, America's longest.
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In Trump's "Great Relationship" Remark, Pak Sees Signs of Improving Ties
Pakistan on Thursday said President Donald Trump's remarks that US wants a "great relationship" with Islamabad signals a departure from his stance taken at the beginning of 2018.
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"This South Asian Country Houses Enemies": Trump On Ending Aid To Pak
US President Donald Trump said Wednesday he wants a "great relationship" with Pakistan and is looking forward to meeting the new leadership in that country.
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Trump Requested "Pak's Full Support" For Afghan Peace Process: Official
U.S. President Donald Trump has asked for Pakistan's help with faltering Afghan peace talks in a letter to Prime Minister Imran Khan in which he made clear that Islamabad's assistance was "fundamental" to the health of the two countries' strained relationship, a senior Trump administration official said.
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"Trump Suffers From Historic Amnesia": Pak Outburst After US Rebuke
Pakistan on Monday reacted angrily to Donald Trump's latest comments against the country for not doing "a damn thing" for the United States in end terrorism, saying the US President "suffers conveniently from perpetual historic amnesia!"
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Nature Of Ties To Depend On Action Against Terror, US Tells Pak
The US has told the new government in Pakistan that the nature and quality of their bilateral relationship would depend on actions taken by Islamabad against terrorist groups operating from its soil, a senior Trump administration official said Monday.
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Ties With US Under Stress, Acknowledges Pak Envoy
Acknowledging that Pakistan's relationship with the US is "under stress", the country's envoy here has urged Washington not to look at Islamabad with a "very narrow approach" through one lens or the other.
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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.
