Islamabad: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will "certainly visit" Pakistan next year, the country's top foreign affairs adviser Sartaj Aziz said on Sunday.Pakistan will host the summit of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation
Islamabad: Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's key advisor, Sartaj Aziz, admitted there was no breakthrough in the recently held talks between the India and Pakistan on foreign secretary level, however, he said these talks have
Islamabad/New Delhi: India and Pakistan today appeared to be inching towards resumption of dialogue after Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar's discussions here, described by both sides as “ice-breaking”.Jaishankar flew-in here as part of his “SAARC yatra”
New Delhi: Reacting to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call to Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif with “cautious optimism”, PM's Adviser on Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz has stressed the need for meaningful and serious dialogue between
Srinagar: The US is behind Prime Minister Narendra Modi's reaching out to Pakistan yesterday with his decision to send Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar to Islamabad, according to Sartaj Aziz, Pakistan Prime Minister's foreign Affairs Advisor.Aziz
Beijing: China today said Xi Jinping will visit Pakistan this year amid speculation that the president may be the chief guest at the March 23 National Day military parade in Islamabad.While no date was given
Islamabad: Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has alleged that India was helping terror groups in his country after India rejected Pakistan's claim that it was carrying out “attacks” from Afghanistan. “India has designs on Pakistan
Islamabad: Pakistan today said that it will not start any dialogue with India if Kashmir issue was not part of the agenda, even as US Secretary of State John Kerry advised the two neighbours to
Islamabad: Sartaj Aziz, adviser to Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on national security and foreign affairs, has accused Narendra Modi government of pressurizing Pakistan to compromise on Kashmir issue. "The stance of the previous governments in
Islamabad: US Secretary of State John Kerry, who will arrive here on a two-day official visit on Monday evening, will raise with Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif the issue of prevailing tense situation between India and
New Delhi: Reacting sharply, India today dismissed Pakistan's allegation of “breach of trust” over the killing of Pakistan Rangers and asked it to adhere to the mechanisms that have been evolved to ensure peace and
Islamabad: Pakistan Prime Minister's Adviser on Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz today wrote to External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj, protesting the killing of soldiers in BSF firing and seeking an immediate probe into the incident.Aziz, who
Islamabad: Pakistan today said that Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi, a key planner of the 2008 Mumbai attack, has not been released from jail and a petition challenging the bail given to him is being firmed up.“Lakhvi
Islamabad: Pakistan today said that it is not hopeful about an early resumption of Indo-Pak talks alleging that India was trying to divert global attention from the core issue of Kashmir by branding it as
Kathmandu: Amid continued strain in ties, Pakistan today said it does not see any prospect of having structured talks with India in the near future and made it clear that the ball is in India's
Kathmandu: Sartaj Aziz, adviser to the Pakistan prime minister on national security and foreign affairs, on Tuesday stressed that a regional cooperation strategy must be formulated at the two-day SAARC Summit.Addressing the South Asian Association
Kathmandu: External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today interacted briefly with Pakistan Prime Minister's Advisor on Foreign Affairs and National Security Sartaj Aziz here on the margins of the SAARC Foreign Minister's meeting during which they
Islamabad: Pakistan has said it sees no reason to target militants who do not pose any threat to it, in an apparent reference to Afghan-based dreaded Haqqani network which is blamed for a series of
Islamabad: Pakistan today reacted sharply to a blunt Pentagon assessment that it harbours terrorist sanctuaries, saying the remarks in the report contained “unsubstantiated allegations” and “unwarranted comments”. In a candid assessment of terrorist safe havens
Beijing: India and China today shared their converging views on terrorism while highlighting mutual concerns over resurgence of terror groups in the backdrop of the US' troop withdrawal from Afghanistan. The two countries with shared
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