Sustaining current momentum
While Pakistan government, opposition support better relations with India, India fails to show the requisite resolve.
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Indian PM unlikely to visit Pakistan in November
Singh’s trip being linked to bringing ‘perpetrators’ of the Mumbai attacks to justice.
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P.S. I’m just like you!
After communication, exchange Pakistani students realised they were no different in culture, lifestyle than Indians.
Building bridges
Pakistan and India appear to be going about the task of building relations stone by stone and brick by brick.
The rediscovery of India-Pakistan
Indians and Pakistanis view each other unfavourably, but the Pakistani sentiment is “more intense”.
Secretary-level talks: India, Pakistan discuss resuming ‘capital’ flights
Arch-rivals commence two-day trade talks; discuss cooperation on market access, tariffs.
Visa to India
The question of processing time, scrutiny and general hassles will determine the efficacy of the new visa regime.
Beyond Krishna’s visit
There can be no durable, sustainable understanding between Pakistan, India without movement on political differences.
Krishna wraps up ‘fruitful’ trip with Lahore sojourn
Indian foreign minister says his country would like to see a stable and peaceful Pakistan.
India wants a stable, peaceful and progressive Pakistan: Krishna
Says Indian PM, people of India would like to see stable, peaceful Pakistan as it means quite a bit to entire region.
A historic breakthrough with India
Pakistan will be better able to confront al Qaeda terrorists without relying on the subterfuge of blaming India.
Pakistan-India new visa regime
More concessions have been given to businessmen from both countries with giving them multiple entry one year visa.
India-Pakistan reach agreement on lenient visa regime
Foreign Minister Khar says both countries have reiterated their commitment to Indus Basin Water Treaty.
Burying the bitter past: Pakistan, India reach visa regime milestone
New visa policy, to be signed today, envisages eight different categories.
Setting the ground
We must hope that Pakistan and India will continue to move towards the ultimate goal of long-lasting peace.
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