New Delhi: The issue of ceasefire violations by Pakistani troops is likely to top the agenda when India's Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar will meet his counterpart Aizaz Ahmed Chaudhary today in Islamabad.Jaishankar is also likely
Islamabad: Pakistan has ruled out the possibility of an ‘immediate breakthrough' in resumption of bilateral dialogue with India.Foreign Office spokesperson Tasnim Aslam yesterday said at a weekly news briefing in Islamabad said that Pakistan wants
New Delhi: Congress has favoured a dialogue with Pakistan in principle and cautioned the Narendra Modi government against having ‘zigzag policy and kneejerk reactions' on foreign policy issues."We have strongly supported the government on foreign
New Delhi: India said it was willing for a ‘serious dialogue' with Pakistan on all outstanding issues including Kashmir but maintained that Islamabad was not interested in talks and was using ‘diversionary tactics' by complaining
New York: Pakistan admitted that the timing of its High Commissioner to India Abdul Basit's meeting with the Hurriyat leaders ahead of the Foreign Secretary-level talks was ‘perhaps not totally right'.Basit's meeting with the Hurriyat
New York: Pakistan Foreign Secretary Aizaz Ahmed Chaudhry said here today that the revival of India-Pakistan dialogue was now in India's hands, as it was India which had unilaterally called off the foreign secretary level
New York: Amid moves by Pakistan to rake up the Kashmir issue at the UNGA session, India is likely to exercise its right to reply on the matter.Earlier, Pakistan had said that Prime Minister Nawaz
New York: External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said Pakistan ‘spoiled the talks' by talking to Hurriyat leaders just ahead of Foreign Secretaries of the two nations were scheduled to meet in Islamabad last month."New (Narendra
Lahore: The three-day talks between India and Pakistan here over designs of Kishan Ganga Dam and four other hydroelectric power projects at the Jhelum and the Chenab rivers respectively has ended inconclusively, but the two
Islamabad: Two Pakistani newspapers on Friday denounced India's decision to call off talks between their Foreign Secretaries, saying it had dealt ‘a serious blow' to the bilateral peace process. "The decision is regrettable. We hope better
New Delhi: A defiant Pakistan today made it clear that it will continue talking to Kashmiri separatists despite India's protestation, saying that the “bottomline” for Indo-Pak talks on Kashmir issue was to engage all stakeholders
New Delhi: Congress today came down heavily on the Centre, accusing it of following an “opaque and incoherent” foreign policy vis-a-vis Pakistan and sending “confused signals” to the countrymen.The sharp reaction by party spokesperson Anand
Srinagar: Union Minister for Minority Affairs Najma Heptullah today said Foreign Secretary-level talks between India and Pakistan would be able to break the ice between the two nations only if the intention of the neighbouring
New Delhi: Ahead of the much-awaited India-Pakistan foreign secretary-level talks in Islamabad on August 25, India on Wednesday said it will address its concerns on terrorism ‘with all means available'.External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson Syed Akbaruddin,
Islamabad: Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Saturday regretted that Pakistan was having bad relations with key neighbour India and said it was time the two had good relations.Addressing the National Security Conference here, which
New Delhi: Former External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid said that the foreign policy under the new leadership is lacking depth and seriousness on important matters with the US and Pakistan.Khurshid asked the BJP-led NDA government
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