What went wrong at Chicago?
Pakistan, US, got into ‘chicken and egg’ cycle, could not decide which first — audience with Obama or opening routes.
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Chicago’s scorecard
Pakistan, US have lost ingenuity,frozen in mutual recriminations, oblivious to dangers of post-Afghanistan pullout.
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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.
Chicago summit: Khar defends Pakistan’s participation
In an exclusive interview, foreign minister speaks on Afghan war, drone strikes and relations with US.
Zardari’s Chicago visit reaped humiliation for country: Imran
Obama did not even meet the president formally, laments PTI chief.
Pakistan’s ‘restraint’ at Chicago
Pakistan recoiled to the position that the Nato supply route will reopen only after the US has apologised.
Chicago’s message
US, Nato officials made known frustration with Pakistan over Nato supply route, continued support for Haqqani network.
Nato routes to be reopened on guidelines set by Parliament: Rehman Malik
Says decision on opening of Nato supply route would be endorsed by the nation.
Zardari’s Chicago visit brought nothing but disgrace: Imran Khan
PTI chairman says Pakistan is fighting a 'strangers' war' for the sake of dollars.
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.
Chicago declaration: In the face of pressure, Pakistan offers no quarter
Nato urges reopening of supply routes into Afghanistan ‘as soon as possible’.
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.
Chicago hiccups
The message to Pakistan is clear: either open the Nato supply routes immediately or prepare to face the consequences.
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