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Obama reaffirmed revival of Pak-US relations: White House official
White House Deputy National Security Advisor says that both US, Pakistan want to see Nato supply routes reopened.
Reaction: No basis for Dr Afridi’s detention, says US
Pakistani government asked to pardon and release Dr Afridi, or else face further aid cuts, says US lawmakers.
Verdict reaction: US sees no reason for Shakil Afridi to be held
Senators McCain, Levin say Afridi sentencing shocking. Congressman Rohrabacher says Pakistan sees its at war with US.
Chicago summit: Khar defends Pakistan’s participation
In an exclusive interview, foreign minister speaks on Afghan war, drone strikes and relations with US.
NATO Summit: It was a very, very successful visit, says Khar
Khar said that no hostile attacks were made on Pakistan during speeches and remarks at the summit.
Salala air raid: Zardari insists on parliament’s guidelines
Clarifies that the present trust deficit in relations needs to be bridged.
Pak-Us Ties: Obama refuses to paper over differences
Ddemocratic, stable Pakistan, in favour of US, says Obama.
Pakistan, US making 'diligent progress' on supply route despite tensions: Obama
Nato formally agrees to Afghan transition plan despite questions over future. Fears over al Qaeda spreading.
Zardari pushes Parliament's 'partnerships of trust, respect' path for Afghanistan
Reaffirms Pakistan's committment to peaceful transition of power in Afghanistan at Nato summit.
‘Pakistan has important role to play in Afghanistan's stability, security’
Summit declaration says Pakistan has important role in Afghanistan, NATO says working to reopen supply routes.
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