Bill on US Senate calendar: Counterinsurgency fund to come with strings attached
Defence secretary has to certify Pakistan is taking action against Haqqanis, Quetta Shura.
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Unmanned war: Pakistan hopes for ‘acceptable’ deal
The two countries are discussing a slew of proposals to find a solution to the CIA-led drones.
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Islamabad, Washington must ‘divorce’ as allies: Haqqani
Says a post-alliance future would allow them to hold more realistic expectations of each other.
Resumption of strategic dialogue to boost Pak-US ties
Goodwill gestures expected in aftermath of cessation of ban on ground lines of communication through Pakistan.
Pakistan military plans to open new front: Panetta
Says Gen Kayani discussed operation in recent talks with Isaf commander.
Moving beyond a thaw
Pakistan's relationship with US will be determined by American perception of its cooperation on Afghanistan.
US must seal Afghan border for Waziristan push: Pakistani official
Official accuses Americans of failing to seal the border when operations were planned twice before.
US, Pakistan appear to make little headway in spy meet
Sources say drone strikes issue raised with US. Pakistan not to stand in way of labelling Haqqani Network FTO.
Revamping the Pakistan-US alliance
The war against terrorism will be fought in Pakistan whether we like it or not. And Pakistan cannot fight it alone.
CIA director holds 'productive' talks with ISI chief
Lt Gen Zaheerul Islam met with CIA director David Petraeus on Thursday.
Summer of content: Sunny days begin anew for Pak-US relations
Allen-Kayani meeting pledges action against all terrorist sanctuaries; Pakistan receives $1.1 billion; ISI chief in US
US sees 'progress' with Pakistan in talks
Talks focused on improving security along the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan.
NATO supplies: Pakistan, US sign new deal
US to release $1.1b, Pakistan given right to reject shipment, lethal supplies not allowed.
Pakistan-US sign new agreement on Nato supplies
According to new accord, Pakistan will not allow transportation of arms and ammunition.
New beginnings, new rules: Pakistan, US set to sign NATO supply deal today
The new agreement will be in place till 2015.
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