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'Will Respond In Measured Manner But...': What S Jaishankar Told US On Pak
Even as the night skies over Indian cities lit up by Pak missiles, the United States has emphasised on India the need "immediate de-escalation" of military tension with Pakistan, US State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce said Thursday night.
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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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What US Said On Pak Minister Bilawal Bhutto's Comments Against PM Modi
A constructive dialogue between India and Pakistan is for the betterment of the people of the two countries, the United States has said.
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India Expresses Concern Over US Sustenance Package For Pak's F-16 Fleet
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday conveyed to US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin India's concerns over Washington's decision to provide sustenance package for Pakistan's F-16 fleet.
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Pak Rejects 'Unwarranted Reference' In US-India 2+2 Dialogue Statement
Pakistan on Wednesday categorically rejected what it called the "unwarranted reference" in the Joint Statement issued after the US-India 2 2 Ministerial Dialogue, asking Islamabad to take "immediate, sustained, and irreversible action".
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India, US Ask Pak To Take "Immediate, Irreversible" Action Against Terror
India and US asked Pakistan to take "immediate, sustained, and irreversible action" to ensure that no territory in its control is used for terrorist attacks and called for the perpetrators of the Mumbai and Pathankot attacks to be brought to justice.
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Pak's Support For Terror Groups "Chief Obstacle" To Talks With India: US
The US on Tuesday said it supports a direct dialogue between India and Pakistan as outlined in the Simla Agreement, asserting that the "chief obstacle" to talks remain Islamabad's continued support to terrorists that engage in cross-border terrorism.
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Sure PM Modi Can Handle It, Says Trump On Terrorism From Pak
US President Donald Trump -- facing pointed questions from the media today after his yesterday's comments on terrorism and Pakistan -- today emphasized the need for dialogue between India and Pakistan. Ahead of their bilateral meet, President Trump had addressed a joint press conference with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Imran Khan's Meet With Trump To Help "Reinvigorate Bilateral Ties": Pak
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's first meeting with US President Donald Trump on July 22 will help "renew and reinvigorate" the bilateral ties and he would highlight the importance of resolving "disputes" through dialogue and promoting peace in South Asia, Pakistan's foreign office has said.
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Hand Over Masood Azhar, If You Are So Generous: Sushma Swaraj To Pak PM
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said that India cannot have dialogue with Pakistan unless the latter takes action against terror groups on its soil. Speaking at a conference in Delhi on Wednesday the union minister hit out at Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan and said, "Some people say Imran Khan is a statesman, if he is so generous then ...
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"Fear Has Been Among Us": Navjot Sidhu Calls For Dialogue With Pak
Calling it a "long-term" solution to tackle terrorism, Congress leader Navjot Sidhu on Thursday called for a dialogue with Pakistan.
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"India Has Stakes In Afghanistan, Its Cooperation Needed": Pak Minister
Probably for the first time, Pakistan has acknowledged that India has stakes in Afghanistan and its cooperation is necessary for the peace process in the war-torn country.
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India Calls Off Talks With Pak, Says "Imran Khan's True Face Exposed"
Within 24 hours of announcing that the Indian and Pakistani foreign ministers would meet next week in the US, the government today called off the talks, accusing Pakistan and its prime minister Imran Khan of "evil designs" after three policemen were kidnapped and killed by terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir.
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"Terrific News," Says US On Meeting Between India, Pak Foreign Ministers
The United States Friday hailed India's acceptance of Pakistani proposal for talks between the foreign ministers on the sidelines of the ongoing annual UN General Assembly session in New York and termed it as a "terrific news".
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US To Be "Very Supportive" If India, Pak Hold Productive Talks: Official
The US will be "very supportive" if conditions can be created for productive talks between India and Pakistan, a senior Trump administration official has said, underling that Washington understands New Delhi's position that "demonstrable reduction" in cross-border terrorism would create the confidence for such a dialogue.
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'Will Respond In Measured Manner But...': What S Jaishankar Told US On Pak
Even as the night skies over Indian cities lit up by Pak missiles, the United States has emphasised on India the need "immediate de-escalation" of military tension with Pakistan, US State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce said Thursday night.
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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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What US Said On Pak Minister Bilawal Bhutto's Comments Against PM Modi
A constructive dialogue between India and Pakistan is for the betterment of the people of the two countries, the United States has said.
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India Expresses Concern Over US Sustenance Package For Pak's F-16 Fleet
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday conveyed to US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin India's concerns over Washington's decision to provide sustenance package for Pakistan's F-16 fleet.
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Pak Rejects 'Unwarranted Reference' In US-India 2+2 Dialogue Statement
Pakistan on Wednesday categorically rejected what it called the "unwarranted reference" in the Joint Statement issued after the US-India 2 2 Ministerial Dialogue, asking Islamabad to take "immediate, sustained, and irreversible action".
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India, US Ask Pak To Take "Immediate, Irreversible" Action Against Terror
India and US asked Pakistan to take "immediate, sustained, and irreversible action" to ensure that no territory in its control is used for terrorist attacks and called for the perpetrators of the Mumbai and Pathankot attacks to be brought to justice.
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Pak's Support For Terror Groups "Chief Obstacle" To Talks With India: US
The US on Tuesday said it supports a direct dialogue between India and Pakistan as outlined in the Simla Agreement, asserting that the "chief obstacle" to talks remain Islamabad's continued support to terrorists that engage in cross-border terrorism.
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Sure PM Modi Can Handle It, Says Trump On Terrorism From Pak
US President Donald Trump -- facing pointed questions from the media today after his yesterday's comments on terrorism and Pakistan -- today emphasized the need for dialogue between India and Pakistan. Ahead of their bilateral meet, President Trump had addressed a joint press conference with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Imran Khan's Meet With Trump To Help "Reinvigorate Bilateral Ties": Pak
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's first meeting with US President Donald Trump on July 22 will help "renew and reinvigorate" the bilateral ties and he would highlight the importance of resolving "disputes" through dialogue and promoting peace in South Asia, Pakistan's foreign office has said.
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Hand Over Masood Azhar, If You Are So Generous: Sushma Swaraj To Pak PM
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said that India cannot have dialogue with Pakistan unless the latter takes action against terror groups on its soil. Speaking at a conference in Delhi on Wednesday the union minister hit out at Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan and said, "Some people say Imran Khan is a statesman, if he is so generous then ...
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"Fear Has Been Among Us": Navjot Sidhu Calls For Dialogue With Pak
Calling it a "long-term" solution to tackle terrorism, Congress leader Navjot Sidhu on Thursday called for a dialogue with Pakistan.
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"India Has Stakes In Afghanistan, Its Cooperation Needed": Pak Minister
Probably for the first time, Pakistan has acknowledged that India has stakes in Afghanistan and its cooperation is necessary for the peace process in the war-torn country.
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India Calls Off Talks With Pak, Says "Imran Khan's True Face Exposed"
Within 24 hours of announcing that the Indian and Pakistani foreign ministers would meet next week in the US, the government today called off the talks, accusing Pakistan and its prime minister Imran Khan of "evil designs" after three policemen were kidnapped and killed by terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir.
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"Terrific News," Says US On Meeting Between India, Pak Foreign Ministers
The United States Friday hailed India's acceptance of Pakistani proposal for talks between the foreign ministers on the sidelines of the ongoing annual UN General Assembly session in New York and termed it as a "terrific news".
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US To Be "Very Supportive" If India, Pak Hold Productive Talks: Official
The US will be "very supportive" if conditions can be created for productive talks between India and Pakistan, a senior Trump administration official has said, underling that Washington understands New Delhi's position that "demonstrable reduction" in cross-border terrorism would create the confidence for such a dialogue.
