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Salala air raid: US noncommittal on formal apology
Little said that counterterrorism co-operation with Pakistan is on-going.
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Analysis: From Salala to Chicago - a needed breakthrough
Public sentiments cannot dictate decisions on NATO supply routes. Government must decide and take responsibility.
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Key decision: Chicago invite further smoothes NATO route
DCC gives green signal for reopening supply lines; hails invitation to president.
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Confrontation over?: All set to unblock NATO supply routes
Pakistan wants to continue to be a facilitator, enabler and not a blocker, says FM Khar.
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Resetting ties: Govt gives green light to reopening NATO routes
Fresh agreement to be signed with US; Defence Committee approves roadmap for US ties.
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I met Gen Kayani five times after Salala episode: Dempsey
Claims his Pakistani counterparts wanted to reset the military to military relationship between the two countries.
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Blockade politics: Parliament to decide on NATO supplies, says PM
Country needs civil nuclear technology for energy needs: Gilani.
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No US disciplinary action seen over Salala attack
Official says US military not planning to discipline any of its forces over the November 26 Nato attack.
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Nato attack: Parliamentary committee says Pakistan should demand apology
Parliamentary Committee on National Security says US should put a stop to drone strikes in Pakistan's tribal areas.
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Delayed response: US to apologise over NATO air raid – finally
Apology will come during or soon after Parliament’s joint session.
