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Opinion | 10 Years Of Modi's Foreign Policy: Aspiration Meets Self-Assurance
The world, which has been more used to a pontificating India of the past, today hears an Indian voice on the global stage that is capable of articulating a narrative of a responsible stakeholder.
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US Trip Cancelled On Pakistan Prime Minister's Orders: Finance Minister
Pakistan Finance Minister Ishaq Dar on Saturday said he had canceled his trip to Washington for the spring meetings of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank on the orders of the prime minister.
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Pak Finance Minister Heckled At US Airport, Called "Liar", "Chor"
Pakistan Finance Minister Ishaq Dar was heckled by unidentified persons at the Dulles International Airport when he arrived in Washington to attend meetings with the global lending institutions.
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US Clears $450 Million Proposed Military Sale To Sustain Pak's F-16 Fleet
The Biden administration has approved a $450 million F-16 fighter jet fleet sustainment programme to Pakistan to help it meet current and future counterterrorism threats, in Washington's first major security assistance to Islamabad in four years.
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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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Pakistan President Arif Alvi's "US Hasn't Learned" Jibe As Imran Khan Visits Russia
Pakistan President Arif Alvi has taken a jibe at the United States as he expressed surprise that Washington had not "learnt from the past" and "fell into another trap".
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"In PM's Meetings, Suo Motu Recognition Of Concerns On Pak Support To Terror": Foreign Secretary
In all meetings of PM Narendra Modi, beginning with the US leadership, there was a "suo motu" recognition of the concerns that Pakistan has both supported and nurtured cross-border terrorism, including in and from Afghanistan, Foreign Secretary said
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PM Modi's Gifts For Kamala Harris, 2 Quad Leaders
Prime Minister Narendra Modi added a personal touch to a diplomatic gesture as he met US Vice President Kamala Harris on Thursday and discussed a host of global issues, including the pandemic and Pakistan's role in terrorism.
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At PM Meet, Kamala Harris's Message To Pak: 'Shouldn't Impact US, India'
US Vice President Kamala Harris, in her first meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, brought up Pakistan's role in terrorism and asked Islamabad to take action so it does not impact America and India's security.
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In Meet With PM, Kamala Harris "Suo Motu" Refers To Pak Role In Terrorism
US Vice President Kamala Harris, during her maiden meeting with PM Modi, has "suo motu" referred to Pakistan's role in terrorism.
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World Should Not Repeat Mistake Of Disengaging With Afghanistan: Pak Foreign Minister
US top diplomat Antony Blinken and Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi held a meeting in New York on the sidelines of the 76th United Nations General Assembly session on Thursday.
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Russia Invites US, China, Pakistan For Crucial Meet On Afghanistan, India Left Out: Report
India has not been invited to a crucial meeting being convened by Russia on the fast-evolving situation in Afghanistan that is expected to see the participation of Pakistan, China and the US, people familiar with the development said on Thursday.
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Apple Loses Early Round in Discrimination Lawsuit Filed by Indian Engineer in US
Apple lost an early round in a discrimination lawsuit brought in the US by a female engineer from India who says her two managers — one from her country, the other from Pakistan — treated her as they would in their own countries: as a subservient.
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Cross-Border Terrorism "Completely Unacceptable": India, US After Meet
India and the US strongly condemned cross border terrorism in all its forms and asked Pakistan to take "immediate, sustained and irreversible" action to ensure that no territory under its control is used for launching terror attacks.
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Pakistan Does Not Meet Minimum Fiscal Transparency Requirement: US Report
Pakistan does not meet the minimum requirement of fiscal transparency, an official US report has said, alleging the country did not adequately disclose all government-guaranteed debt obligations, including financing to state-owned enterprises for the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor projects.
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Opinion | 10 Years Of Modi's Foreign Policy: Aspiration Meets Self-Assurance
The world, which has been more used to a pontificating India of the past, today hears an Indian voice on the global stage that is capable of articulating a narrative of a responsible stakeholder.
-
US Trip Cancelled On Pakistan Prime Minister's Orders: Finance Minister
Pakistan Finance Minister Ishaq Dar on Saturday said he had canceled his trip to Washington for the spring meetings of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank on the orders of the prime minister.
-
Pak Finance Minister Heckled At US Airport, Called "Liar", "Chor"
Pakistan Finance Minister Ishaq Dar was heckled by unidentified persons at the Dulles International Airport when he arrived in Washington to attend meetings with the global lending institutions.
-
US Clears $450 Million Proposed Military Sale To Sustain Pak's F-16 Fleet
The Biden administration has approved a $450 million F-16 fighter jet fleet sustainment programme to Pakistan to help it meet current and future counterterrorism threats, in Washington's first major security assistance to Islamabad in four years.
-
"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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Pakistan President Arif Alvi's "US Hasn't Learned" Jibe As Imran Khan Visits Russia
Pakistan President Arif Alvi has taken a jibe at the United States as he expressed surprise that Washington had not "learnt from the past" and "fell into another trap".
-
"In PM's Meetings, Suo Motu Recognition Of Concerns On Pak Support To Terror": Foreign Secretary
In all meetings of PM Narendra Modi, beginning with the US leadership, there was a "suo motu" recognition of the concerns that Pakistan has both supported and nurtured cross-border terrorism, including in and from Afghanistan, Foreign Secretary said
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PM Modi's Gifts For Kamala Harris, 2 Quad Leaders
Prime Minister Narendra Modi added a personal touch to a diplomatic gesture as he met US Vice President Kamala Harris on Thursday and discussed a host of global issues, including the pandemic and Pakistan's role in terrorism.
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At PM Meet, Kamala Harris's Message To Pak: 'Shouldn't Impact US, India'
US Vice President Kamala Harris, in her first meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, brought up Pakistan's role in terrorism and asked Islamabad to take action so it does not impact America and India's security.
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In Meet With PM, Kamala Harris "Suo Motu" Refers To Pak Role In Terrorism
US Vice President Kamala Harris, during her maiden meeting with PM Modi, has "suo motu" referred to Pakistan's role in terrorism.
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World Should Not Repeat Mistake Of Disengaging With Afghanistan: Pak Foreign Minister
US top diplomat Antony Blinken and Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi held a meeting in New York on the sidelines of the 76th United Nations General Assembly session on Thursday.
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Russia Invites US, China, Pakistan For Crucial Meet On Afghanistan, India Left Out: Report
India has not been invited to a crucial meeting being convened by Russia on the fast-evolving situation in Afghanistan that is expected to see the participation of Pakistan, China and the US, people familiar with the development said on Thursday.
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Apple Loses Early Round in Discrimination Lawsuit Filed by Indian Engineer in US
Apple lost an early round in a discrimination lawsuit brought in the US by a female engineer from India who says her two managers — one from her country, the other from Pakistan — treated her as they would in their own countries: as a subservient.
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Cross-Border Terrorism "Completely Unacceptable": India, US After Meet
India and the US strongly condemned cross border terrorism in all its forms and asked Pakistan to take "immediate, sustained and irreversible" action to ensure that no territory under its control is used for launching terror attacks.
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Pakistan Does Not Meet Minimum Fiscal Transparency Requirement: US Report
Pakistan does not meet the minimum requirement of fiscal transparency, an official US report has said, alleging the country did not adequately disclose all government-guaranteed debt obligations, including financing to state-owned enterprises for the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor projects.
