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The Afghan Haqqani network says it will not take part individually in any peace talks with the United States.

Senior diplomat says Islamabad agreed to tackle Haqqanis.

Afghan troops backed by ISAF launch major offensive focused on troubled border.

After Islamabad visit, Clinto­n says US wants Pakist­an to carry out action­s agains­t terror­ists in a covert manner

US delegation crafts framework for reconciliation.

Both US and Pakistan must have the maturity to remain wedded to only delivering a stable and peaceful Afghanistan.

The former President did not rule out future action against the Haqqanis.

JUI-F chief says the government should take parliament into confidence over Clinton’s visit.

Clinton, however, also asks for action within ‘days and weeks’ against alleged safe havens.

US official says ISI arranged Haqqani network meeting that took place in the summer.

You can’t keep snakes in your back yard and expect them to only bite your neighbours, says Clinton.

Khost, Paktia, Logar and Wardak provinces caught in whirlpool of unrest.

Kayani says troop build-up along border to heighten pressure.

Islamabad will have to give up looking at Afghanistan through its so-called ‘strategic depth’ policy.

Defence minister Abdul Rahim Wardak says operation 'Knife Edge' was launched two days ago.

Despite the mistrust on both sides, both countries have too much at stake to simply go their separate ways.

Indian influence, attempts to undermine Islamabad’s role in Afghanistan given top priority in talks.

US says Zardan was most senior leader in the Haqqani network to be 'taken off the battlefield'.

US should make clear it can & will act independently unless Pakistan demonstrates control of its sovereign territory.

'Haqqani network is not a separate movement. It’s part of the Taliban and it cannot hold any separate talks.'

Clinton says it’s too soon to tell whether any militant group is serious for talks.

Musharraf says Islamabad offered to train Afghan troops; Kabul never responded.

Obama says that Pakistan has “hedged bets on what Afghanistan would look like” after the withdrawal of US troops.

Obama's national security adviser stresses Kayani to take direct action against Haqqani network, reports NYT.

US officials secretly met with the militant leaders, ISI arranged the meeting.

ISAF identifies the militant as Dilawar, a lieutenant of Haji Mali Khan.

Sirajuddin Haqqani also denies that the network killed Afghan peace envoy Burhanuddin Rabbani.

Gilani lays out mechanism for negotiations with Taliban and other militant groups.

Haji Mali Khan was caught along with his deputy and bodyguard: Nato.

Musharraf says that US needs to realise Pakistan's interests in a peaceful and stable Afghanistan.

The question is who of the political or military will talk to Taliban to persuade them to spare Pakistan?

Hajji Malik Noorzai says he is dedicated to teaching children about Islam.

Mullen retires, stresses Pakistan’s importance; Obama says Islamabad must act against Haqqanis.

NATO chief Rasmussen calls for 'positive engagement' from Islamabad to ensure stability in Afghanistan.

However, the group has not been designated a terror outfit yet.

Senior Republican US senator says US may go beyond drone strikes, did not advocate sending US troops into Pakistan.

If the Haqqani network is designated a foreign terrorist organisation it could have severe ramifications for Pakistan.

In a war where no one has made the right choice, this could be the worst decision yet.

Our dignity we lined up against a wall and shot. Our honour we are currently prosecuting for a spelling mistake.

If America wants Pakistan to truly give up links with Haqqani network they need to understand their legitimate fears.

Afghan Taliban's statement does nothing to prove or disprove whether we are working with the Haqqani network.

Mullen says ISI 'collab­oratio­n' with Haqqan­is made him rethin­k Pakist­an's commit­ment to the war on...

White House spokesperson says Pakistani govt needs to take action.

Killing the fiction of strategic partnership with Pakistan and upping the ante, US has also lost leverage it had.

Let us squeeze every little bit of advantage that we can from our dangerous course of brinkmanship with the US.

Imran Khan says ISI does not control the network but maintains links with it for "leverage".

Taliban say Jalaluddin Haqqani is a member of its leadership council.

Former JI chief says nation will support govt if it opposes allegations leveled against Pakistan by US.

FM hits back at US, denies ISI involvement, says Pak must not be tested.

State dept says it wants to work constructively with Pakistan on Haqqani network.