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Afghanistan, Pak Terror Safe Havens On US Secretary Of State's India Visit Agenda
The implications of the American troops' withdrawal on the security situation in Afghanistan and the need for pressure on Pakistan on terror financing will be on the agenda of talks during US Secretary of State's two-day visit to India
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"Pakistan Aided Taliban, Played On Both Sides In Afghanistan": US Senator
Pakistan has played on both sides of the field in Afghanistan, contributing to the Taliban's success, a senior US senator has reminded his colleagues, a day after Washington announced plans to withdraw all troops from the war-torn Asian country by Se
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India, Pak, Russia Have Stake In Stable Future Of Afghanistan: Joe Biden
US President Joe Biden has said India, Pakistan, Russia, China, and Turkey have a significant stake in the stable future of Afghanistan and these regional stakeholders should do more to bring peace in this war-torn country, from where he will withdra
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"Still Stings Us": PM Modi Talks Of Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir In J&K
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who celebrated Diwali with soldiers stationed in Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri district on Sunday made a veiled attack on Pakistan, praising the troops for having "foiled a conspiracy to take over Jammu and Kashmir".
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Pak, China Want "Orderly" Foreign Troop Pullout From Afghanistan
Pakistan, China and Afghanistan on Saturday called for withdrawal of foreign troops from Afghanistan in an orderly manner, as the US and Taliban move closer to a potential deal.
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"Could Win Afghan War In A Week, Just Don't Want To Kill 10 Million": Trump
President Donald Trump on Monday hailed Pakistan's help in advancing peace talks in Afghanistan, a marked shift in tone as the United States seeks an accord with the Taliban to end almost 18 years of war.
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US Pullout From Afghanistan Will Have Implications In Kashmir: Ex-Top Cop
Asserting that India should adopt a "clear-cut roadmap" to tackle problems in Jammu and Kashmir, former Director General of Police K Rajendra Kumar cautioned that the US pulling out troops from Afghanistan will have implications in the Kashmir Valley, as terror outfits may feel emboldened.
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After Funding Cut, No Money To Train Pak Military Officers On US Soil
Donald Trump has suspended more than a decade-long military training programme of Pakistani personnel at US institutions, a media report said today, days after Islamabad and Moscow signed an agreement to allow Pakistani troops to receive training at the Russian defence centres
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Pakistan Using American Missiles To Target Us, India To Tell US: Sources
India is likely to raise with the Trump administration the use of US-made anti-tank guided missiles (ATGMs) by Pakistan Army to target Indian troops along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir, defence ministry sources indicated on Saturday.
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"I'm Not Giving Up" On Ties With Pakistan, Says Top US General
The top US military officer, Marine General Joseph Dunford, said on Monday he was committed to the US-Pakistan relationship, which has been strained in recent weeks as Washington piles pressure on Islamabad to crack down on militants.
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No Indian Troops In Afghanistan Because Of Pakistan's Considerations: US
US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis has said that India's decision not to send its troops to Afghanistan was in view of Pakistan's considerations as this would bring in new complexities in the region.
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It's Time To Say Goodbye To US Aid, Says Shahbaz Sharif
Pakistan's Punjab province Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif has said that it is time to say goodbye to US aid after President Donald Trump made harsh remarks and "exaggerated statements" about the financial assistance to Islamabad.
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Pakistan Using India As An Excuse To Pursue Its Afghanistan Policy: US
Pakistan is using New Delhi as an excuse to pursue its policies in Afghanistan, the US has said strongly refuting Islamabad's concerns with regard to Indian developmental activities in the war-torn country. "What India is doing in Afghanistan is not a threat to Pakistan. They're not building military bases. They're not deploying troops," a senior a...
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Donald Trump says India Must Help More In Afghanistan, New Delhi Responds
Responding to US President Donald Trump's request for giving more financial aid to war-torn Afghanistan since "India makes billions of dollars in trade with the US", India today said it has been helping Afghanistan get back on its feet and will continue to do so
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Donald Trump Nudges India: You Make Billions With US, Help More In Afghanistan
US President Donald Trump today said he will work to boost strategic partnership with India for achieving peace and stability in Afghanistan, and asked New Delhi to provide more economic assistance to the war-torn country since "India makes billions of dollars in trade with the US"
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Afghanistan, Pak Terror Safe Havens On US Secretary Of State's India Visit Agenda
The implications of the American troops' withdrawal on the security situation in Afghanistan and the need for pressure on Pakistan on terror financing will be on the agenda of talks during US Secretary of State's two-day visit to India
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"Pakistan Aided Taliban, Played On Both Sides In Afghanistan": US Senator
Pakistan has played on both sides of the field in Afghanistan, contributing to the Taliban's success, a senior US senator has reminded his colleagues, a day after Washington announced plans to withdraw all troops from the war-torn Asian country by Se
-
India, Pak, Russia Have Stake In Stable Future Of Afghanistan: Joe Biden
US President Joe Biden has said India, Pakistan, Russia, China, and Turkey have a significant stake in the stable future of Afghanistan and these regional stakeholders should do more to bring peace in this war-torn country, from where he will withdra
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"Still Stings Us": PM Modi Talks Of Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir In J&K
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who celebrated Diwali with soldiers stationed in Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri district on Sunday made a veiled attack on Pakistan, praising the troops for having "foiled a conspiracy to take over Jammu and Kashmir".
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Pak, China Want "Orderly" Foreign Troop Pullout From Afghanistan
Pakistan, China and Afghanistan on Saturday called for withdrawal of foreign troops from Afghanistan in an orderly manner, as the US and Taliban move closer to a potential deal.
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"Could Win Afghan War In A Week, Just Don't Want To Kill 10 Million": Trump
President Donald Trump on Monday hailed Pakistan's help in advancing peace talks in Afghanistan, a marked shift in tone as the United States seeks an accord with the Taliban to end almost 18 years of war.
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US Pullout From Afghanistan Will Have Implications In Kashmir: Ex-Top Cop
Asserting that India should adopt a "clear-cut roadmap" to tackle problems in Jammu and Kashmir, former Director General of Police K Rajendra Kumar cautioned that the US pulling out troops from Afghanistan will have implications in the Kashmir Valley, as terror outfits may feel emboldened.
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After Funding Cut, No Money To Train Pak Military Officers On US Soil
Donald Trump has suspended more than a decade-long military training programme of Pakistani personnel at US institutions, a media report said today, days after Islamabad and Moscow signed an agreement to allow Pakistani troops to receive training at the Russian defence centres
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Pakistan Using American Missiles To Target Us, India To Tell US: Sources
India is likely to raise with the Trump administration the use of US-made anti-tank guided missiles (ATGMs) by Pakistan Army to target Indian troops along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir, defence ministry sources indicated on Saturday.
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"I'm Not Giving Up" On Ties With Pakistan, Says Top US General
The top US military officer, Marine General Joseph Dunford, said on Monday he was committed to the US-Pakistan relationship, which has been strained in recent weeks as Washington piles pressure on Islamabad to crack down on militants.
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No Indian Troops In Afghanistan Because Of Pakistan's Considerations: US
US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis has said that India's decision not to send its troops to Afghanistan was in view of Pakistan's considerations as this would bring in new complexities in the region.
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It's Time To Say Goodbye To US Aid, Says Shahbaz Sharif
Pakistan's Punjab province Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif has said that it is time to say goodbye to US aid after President Donald Trump made harsh remarks and "exaggerated statements" about the financial assistance to Islamabad.
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Pakistan Using India As An Excuse To Pursue Its Afghanistan Policy: US
Pakistan is using New Delhi as an excuse to pursue its policies in Afghanistan, the US has said strongly refuting Islamabad's concerns with regard to Indian developmental activities in the war-torn country. "What India is doing in Afghanistan is not a threat to Pakistan. They're not building military bases. They're not deploying troops," a senior a...
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Donald Trump says India Must Help More In Afghanistan, New Delhi Responds
Responding to US President Donald Trump's request for giving more financial aid to war-torn Afghanistan since "India makes billions of dollars in trade with the US", India today said it has been helping Afghanistan get back on its feet and will continue to do so
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Donald Trump Nudges India: You Make Billions With US, Help More In Afghanistan
US President Donald Trump today said he will work to boost strategic partnership with India for achieving peace and stability in Afghanistan, and asked New Delhi to provide more economic assistance to the war-torn country since "India makes billions of dollars in trade with the US"
