Washington: The US has welcomed news reports that Pakistan is contemplating banning several terrorist organisations including the Haqqani network and 26/11 mastermind Hafiz Saeed's Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JuD), calling it an important step towards eliminating terrorist activities
Washington: An Al-Qaeda video claiming responsibility for the last week's bloodshed at the French satirical newspaper was "authentic", but US officials were cautious about holding the terrorist organisation responsible for the attack, a State Department
Washington: The US on Friday re-emphasised that it was not the right time for "business as usual" with Russia, a day after India and Russia signed 20 bilateral agreements in key areas like oil, gas
Washington: The US says "now is not the time for business as usual with Russia" but insists Russian President Vladimir Putin's upcoming India visit would not cast a shadow on President Barack Obama's own trip
Washington: The United States has said its policy on Kashmir has not changed and it is for India and Pakistan to decide on the pace and scope of peace talks between them."Our policy on Kashmir
Washington: Call it war, fight, battle or what you may -- the Barack Obama administration seems to be warring within over what to call the impending military action against the Sunni terrorist group Islamic State
Washington: Describing the cancellation of next week's Foreign Secretary-level talks between India and Pakistan as “unfortunate”, the US today said what matters now is that both the countries take steps to improve bilateral ties.“It is
Washington: A day after adding Lashkar-e-Taeba's (LeT) front organizations to its list of foreign terror organizations, the US says it has made very clear its concern about the Pakistan-based outfit."The threat from the Taliban and
Washington: Recognising that India is one of its most important strategic partnerships, the Obama administration is keen to push boldly on expanding the envelope of cooperation with the new Narendra Modi government, analysts suggest."I think
Washington: The US has said it is looking forward to welcoming Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Washington, but refrained from making any announcement on the possible trip in September.“We look forward to welcoming the prime
Washington: As India enters the last lap of its crucial parliamentary poll, the US has signalled that it will work closely with whoever emerges as the prime minister from India's "incredible national elections.""We will work
Washington: Notwithstanding difficulties faced by countries like India in reducing oil purchases from Iran, the US has said it will keep talking to them to enforce sanctions despite the landmark nuclear deal with the Islamic
Washington: Asserting that there has been no change in its visa policy, the US today said Narendra Modi who has been named BJP's prime ministerial candidate is welcome to apply for a visa and wait
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