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Why Donald Trump's Cabinet Choices Are Giving Pakistan Sleepless Nights
Pakistan is keeping a very close watch on how Donald Trump's cabinet is shaping up as Islamabad is getting increasingly jittery over the decisions being made so far.
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Trump's Administration To Give Boost To "Incredibly Important" US-India Ties
Donald Trump's presidential election victory has brought optimism to India-US relations, with key appointments and initiatives signalling a stronger partnership between the two nations.
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"We Hope Any Country On Planet Condemns...": US On India-Pak Ties
Principal Deputy Spokesperson for the US Department of State, Vedant Patel reiterated the country's stand on terrorism and said that they hope that any country on the planet condemns terrorism anywhere.
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US Says It Supports Direct Discussions Between India, Pakistan
The United States has said it supports direct discussions between India and Pakistan but the pace, scope and character of talks should be determined by the two neighbouring countries.
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US Reacts To PM Modi's 'Terrorists Being Killed In Their Homes' Remark
The US has encouraged India and Pakistan to avoid escalation and find a resolution through dialogue, US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller said on Tuesday.
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US Says It Plays No Role In "Choosing" Leaders Of Pakistan
Ahead of general elections in Pakistan, the US has asserted that it plays no role in "choosing" the leaders of the country and deals with elected leaders and the government.
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Support Constructive Dialogue Between India And Pak To Resolve Dispute: US
The United States supports a constructive dialogue and meaningful conversation between India and Pakistan, the Biden administration said Thursday reiterating that it's for New Delhi and Islamabad to decide on the nature of that dialogue.
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US Looks Forward To Continue Working With Pakistan: White House
The United States is looking forward to continue working with Pakistan, the White House said on Wednesday as a new general takes charge as the chief of army staff in Islamabad.
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Want Dignified Ties For Pakistan That US Has With India: Imran Khan
Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has said that he wants the United States to have a "dignified relationship" with Pakistan similar to what it shares with India.
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"The Pakistan I Want To Lead Must...": Imran Khan On Pak-US Relations
Imran Khan has said he wants to mend relations with the US if re-elected and no longer blames it for his removal as Pakistan prime minister, apparently taking a U-turn after accusing Washington of engineering his ouster.
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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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Pakistan Providing Airspace For US Drones, Accuses Afghan Minister
Afghan defence minister Mohammad Yaqoob Mujahid accused Pakistan on Sunday of providing airspace for US drones to enter his country, characterising the incursions as a continuation of Washington's "invasion".
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Pakistan Turns To US For Support To Revive IMF Programme: Report
Pakistan has sought the support of the United States for the revival of the International Monetary Fund programme. Pakistan government's economic team met with US Ambassador Donald Blome in Islamabad to seek US's support and acknowledgement.
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Pakistan Views Afghan Taliban As "Strategic Asset": Top US Intelligence Official
Pakistan seeks to maintain positive relations with the Taliban as it views the hardline Islamist militant group as a "strategic asset" useful for securing its interests in Afghanistan, the Pentagon's top intelligence official has told US lawmakers.
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"Absolutely No Truth": US Rejects Imran Khan's "Foreign Conspiracy" Claim
The US has bluntly rejected Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's allegations of a "foreign conspiracy" plotted in Washington to overthrow his government with the help of the Opposition parties, saying there is "absolutely no truth" to these claims.
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Why Donald Trump's Cabinet Choices Are Giving Pakistan Sleepless Nights
Pakistan is keeping a very close watch on how Donald Trump's cabinet is shaping up as Islamabad is getting increasingly jittery over the decisions being made so far.
-
Trump's Administration To Give Boost To "Incredibly Important" US-India Ties
Donald Trump's presidential election victory has brought optimism to India-US relations, with key appointments and initiatives signalling a stronger partnership between the two nations.
-
"We Hope Any Country On Planet Condemns...": US On India-Pak Ties
Principal Deputy Spokesperson for the US Department of State, Vedant Patel reiterated the country's stand on terrorism and said that they hope that any country on the planet condemns terrorism anywhere.
-
US Says It Supports Direct Discussions Between India, Pakistan
The United States has said it supports direct discussions between India and Pakistan but the pace, scope and character of talks should be determined by the two neighbouring countries.
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US Reacts To PM Modi's 'Terrorists Being Killed In Their Homes' Remark
The US has encouraged India and Pakistan to avoid escalation and find a resolution through dialogue, US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller said on Tuesday.
-
US Says It Plays No Role In "Choosing" Leaders Of Pakistan
Ahead of general elections in Pakistan, the US has asserted that it plays no role in "choosing" the leaders of the country and deals with elected leaders and the government.
-
Support Constructive Dialogue Between India And Pak To Resolve Dispute: US
The United States supports a constructive dialogue and meaningful conversation between India and Pakistan, the Biden administration said Thursday reiterating that it's for New Delhi and Islamabad to decide on the nature of that dialogue.
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US Looks Forward To Continue Working With Pakistan: White House
The United States is looking forward to continue working with Pakistan, the White House said on Wednesday as a new general takes charge as the chief of army staff in Islamabad.
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Want Dignified Ties For Pakistan That US Has With India: Imran Khan
Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has said that he wants the United States to have a "dignified relationship" with Pakistan similar to what it shares with India.
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"The Pakistan I Want To Lead Must...": Imran Khan On Pak-US Relations
Imran Khan has said he wants to mend relations with the US if re-elected and no longer blames it for his removal as Pakistan prime minister, apparently taking a U-turn after accusing Washington of engineering his ouster.
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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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Pakistan Providing Airspace For US Drones, Accuses Afghan Minister
Afghan defence minister Mohammad Yaqoob Mujahid accused Pakistan on Sunday of providing airspace for US drones to enter his country, characterising the incursions as a continuation of Washington's "invasion".
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Pakistan Turns To US For Support To Revive IMF Programme: Report
Pakistan has sought the support of the United States for the revival of the International Monetary Fund programme. Pakistan government's economic team met with US Ambassador Donald Blome in Islamabad to seek US's support and acknowledgement.
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Pakistan Views Afghan Taliban As "Strategic Asset": Top US Intelligence Official
Pakistan seeks to maintain positive relations with the Taliban as it views the hardline Islamist militant group as a "strategic asset" useful for securing its interests in Afghanistan, the Pentagon's top intelligence official has told US lawmakers.
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"Absolutely No Truth": US Rejects Imran Khan's "Foreign Conspiracy" Claim
The US has bluntly rejected Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's allegations of a "foreign conspiracy" plotted in Washington to overthrow his government with the help of the Opposition parties, saying there is "absolutely no truth" to these claims.
