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Bonn conference and after
Ultimately, the Bonn conference ended up being about empty platitudes, not serious policy decisions.
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Bon(n)fire of the vanities
Bonn 2 produced no substantial mechanism for reconciliation.
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German FM takes Hina Rabbani Khar into confidence over Bonn outcome
Dr Guido Westerwelle hoped Pakistan would continue to extend support for peace and development in Afghanistan.
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Pakistan has role in any talks with Taliban: Karzai
Karzai also condemns attack on a Shia Muslim shrine in central Kabul earlier on Tuesday that killed around 30 people.
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Afghan endgame: Islamabad missed, but no surprises at Bonn
Pakistan and Iran acknowledged for bearing the burden of Afghan refugees.
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PM Gilani interview: Business as usual?
The PM says Pakistan seeks good relations with the US, which ‘won’t take long’.
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Bonn minus Pakistan
The Bonn conference would have provided Pakistan an opportunity to explain its position on Afghanistan to the world.
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Decision to boycott Bonn conference was a difficult one, says Shah Mahmood Qureshi
Qureshi says this decision will affect Pakistan’s diplomatic relations.
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Bonn conference: Afghanistan assured conditional support for another decade
Afghanistan told to demonstrate clear progress on good governance for continued support beyond NATO pullout in 2014.
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Pakistan says no change in position on Bonn conference
Pakistan says it has no plans to reverse decision to boycott conference on Afghanistan.
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Clinton at Afghan talks as aides play down Pakistan boycott
Aides travelling with Clinton deny Pakistan's absence would undermine the conference.
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Nato air raid: No Bonn-homie, just sympathy from Obama
Absence of Pakistan, Taliban cast the meeting’s usefulness into doubt.
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Afghans need decade of help, Karzai says before Bonn talks
"If we lose this fight, we are threatened with a return to situation like that before September 11, 2001" says Karzai.
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Bonn won’t produce solutions: Musharraf
Former president says Pakistan should take action but avoid military confrontation
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Karzai accuses Pakistan of stalling talks with Taliban
Afghan president calls for world support beyond 2014.
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PM unmoved by Hillary’s call
Clinton calls Gilani in a last ditch attempt to get Pakistan to attend the Bonn Conference on Afghanistan.
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An angry goodbye to Bonn
Pakistan was expected to have moral high ground at Bonn, standing better chance of pushing its proposals on peace.
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The Salala tragedy and the Bonn conference
Bonn conference may be US dominated but is a forum where Pakistan needs to put forward its ideas on Afghanistan.
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Boycotting Bonn: All hail govt’s game face, but wonder if it will last
Senate passes a unanimous resolution condemning the Nato attack.
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Wisdom better than rash bravado
Wisdom demands that we challenge the US realistically, compel it to make amends to the benefit of Pakistan.
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Bonn free: Parliamentary panel endorses govt’s strong stand
Gilani says armed forces instructed to respond, with full force, to territorial infringements.
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Kayani’s bold move: ‘Pakistani troops will return fire if Nato attacks again’
US-led Nato forces will now be treated as a ‘potential threat’, say defence analysts.
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‘No threat of judicial or military coup’
PM says there will only be one reply from the executive authority to the SC over memogate.
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Bonn conference boycott: Gilani unmoved by Merkel’s gentle nudge
US, Germany, Afghanistan push Pakistan to attend conference on Afghan endgame.
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NATO attack: No means no Gilani tells Merkel
German Chancellor says Pakistan's participation in the Bonn Conference essential to making it meaningful.
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'Asked Karzai to speak to US on Pakistan's Bonn participation'
Gilani says Karzai told him NATO and US had carried out the attack, responded by asking him to speak to US.
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US urges Pakistan to reconsider Bonn talks boycott
Pakistan decides to boycott the Bonn conference on Afghanistan, scheduled to be held in Germany next week.
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Germany hopes Pakistan will still attend Afghanistan meeting
German Chancellor Angela Merkel is sorry about Pakistan's announced boycott of the Bonn conference next...
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Bonn conference: How significant is Pakistan’s absence?
Officials believe decision will not be a major setback as few tangible results were expected at Bonn.
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Aftermath of NATO air strike
Both countries have to immediately cease threatening each other, handle frayed relationship in a more mature manner.
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Tribune Take: Pakistan's boycott handicaps Bonn conference
Without Pakistan, peace in Afghanistan and negotiations with the Taliban is not possible.
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Karzai urges Pakistan to reconsider Bonn boycott
Afghan President telephoned Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani to urge him to reconsider the boycott.
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Cabinet weighs up formal UNSC complaint over NATO strike
Attending Bonn moot on Afghanistan also under review after the air strike.
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Obama sees Pakistani deaths as tragedy
US State Department hopes that Pakistan would attend Bonn Conference as it was in its interest.
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No more business as usual between Pakistan and US, says Gilani
Gilani says Pakistan can only work with US on mutual respect, mutual interest.
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Afghanistan worried about regional security, relations with Pakistan
Afghan foreign ministry officials urge Pakistan not to boycott conference on Afghanistan’s future in Germany.
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NATO raid upshot: Angry Pakistan threatens to derail Afghan endgame
Islamabad warns of ‘huge implications’.
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Afghanistan: the place ‘in-between’
Rail link connecting Afghanistan to Central Asia holds promise of better life, increased stability for Afghan people.
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Afghan endgame: No ulterior motives in Kabul, Germany told
German foreign minister holds meetings with top civil and military leadership.
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Karzai reportedly did not invite any delegation from Islamabad to the Loya Jirga
Karzai reportedly did not invite any delegation from Islamabad to the Loya Jirga.
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Pakistan visit: German FM to arrive on Thursday
Westerwelle’s trip is part of the effort to win Islamabad’s support in the Afghan endgame.
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An uneven road to Chicago
Pakistan’s diplomacy would be tested in the coming months as the West regards it as a reluctant and unreliable partner
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Regional countries should play supportive role in Afghanistan: Khar
Khar says Pakistan to support all initiatives aimed at protecting and promoting sovereignty of Afghanistan.
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Pakistan and the Silk Road project
One can say with some certainty, the project will benefit Pakistan through co-dependencies with its neighbours.
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The Istanbul conference: Washington’s vision for the region
Economic integration envisaged, but Pakistan hesitant to grant India access to Central Asia.
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Khar meets Munter: US-Pak ties inch towards normalcy
Khar, Munter both say US and Pakistan should make the most out of Hillary Clinton's upcoming visit.
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At the UN: US insists Pakistan get tough on Haqqanis
Meeting between Clinton and Khar dominated by discussion of the militant group’s alleged ties to Islamabad.
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Bonn conference on Afghanistan: German ambassador invites Khar
Khar informed ambassador that Pakistan was committed to a stable and peaceful Afghanistan.
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Pakistan and Afghanistan reconciliation — V
Pakistan's interest lie in a stable Afghanistan with balanced ethnic structure, and Taliban need to renounce al Qaeda.
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Pakistan and Afghan reconciliation — II
Based on press reports, my own estimate is that about 25,000 Americans will remain at Afghan bases.