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NATO attack: Dempsey questions logic of Pakistani accusations
US Joint Chiefs of Staff says they are talking with Pakistan behind closed doors, examining radio traffic, gun tapes.
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Pak-US Policy: Committee to chalk out recommendations on Friday
PCNS to take up key issues regarding national security including Nato attack, memogate and drone strikes in Fata.
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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 has raised serious questions: FM Khar
In an interview to NPR, Khar said that terms of engagement were not clearly understood, not clearly respected.
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The blind patriotism of our cable operators
APCOA has requested PEMRA to revoke BBC's landing rights for showing “Secret Pakistan” after the Mohmand incident.
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I’m a ghairatmand Pakistani
Didn't the Americans create these terrorists in the first place? It’s only fair that they pay for it.
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Bonn in the USA
Pakistan's decision to boycott the Bonn conference provides America with a timetable for their investigation.
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Tribune Take: Cable operators, more 'ghairatmand' than thou?
Blockage of BBC World News by cable operators is a knee-jerk reaction, with little impact on the BBC.
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Supply routes to be restored only if NATO apologises: Ahmad Mukhtar
Defence Minister says Shamsi Air Base will be vacated by December 11.
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Pakistan says decision to boycott Bonn conference is final
"Of course it's the final word. Pakistan is not attending," official confirms.
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ISPR releases video of NATO strike aftermath
Footage shows aerial views of the two destroyed outposts.
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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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Pakistan may summon BBC as news channel blocked
PEMRA spokesman says authorities can summon BBC representatives and seek an explanation from them.
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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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‘NATO lured by Taliban into raid’
US officials say reports suggest Taliban may have deliberately tried to provoke a cross-border firefight.
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Clinton hopes for Pakistan cooperation despite Bonn boycott
Nothing will be gained by turning our backs on mutually beneficial cooperation, says Clinton.
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US prepares to vacate Shamsi airbase
Officials say leaving air base would not dent ongoing drone operations.
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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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‘Unprovoked’: DGMO gives details of aerial assault
Pakistan Army believes Nato was monitoring the transmissions that night and knew they had hit Volcano checkpost.
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BBC taken off air in Pakistan by cable operators
Cable operators took BBC World News off their networks after it showed anti-Pakistan documentary.
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A grave crisis in Pakistan-US relations
Hurriedly summoned meeting of DCC announced decisions, if carried out, could impact our relations with US.
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Do away with this charade
If Pakistan does not block supplies, clear Shamsi base, it will have to escalate confrontation further the next time.
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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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Broadcast of 'anti-Pakistan' foreign news channels to be shut: Cable operators
The operators named BBC News as one of the channels to be closed down.
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NATO, ISAF carried out attack on purpose: Pakistan Army
No expectations of any results coming from inquiry into incident, say army officials.
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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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NATO truckers gated at Pakistan-Afghanistan border
Pakistani truck drivers sit waiting in fear of Taliban reprisals.
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No Bonn voyage for Pakistan
PM likely to announce radical review of policy towards the US.
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Pakistan strike probe report due next month: US
Probe, led by Brigadier General Stephen Clark, to provide initial report by December 23.
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Pakistan draws UN Security Council’s attention to NATO raid
Pakistan's UN Ambassador apprises Secretary General of situation.
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Notices sent to vacate Shamsi Airbase: Malik
Interior Minister denies reports of UAE requesting Pakistan to not shut the base down.
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Analysis: Attack hands Pakistan a chance to squeeze US
Public fury with America will spur robust response, Pakistan will seek greater say in post-US Afghanistan.
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China paper says US fans terror by Pakistan attack
Main newspaper of China's ruling Communist Party keeps up Beijing's angry words in support of its partner Pakistan.
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US general to lead probe into Pakistani border strike
Chief of US Central Command appoints Brigadier General Stephen Clark as investigating officer.
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'Shamsi base is nice, but not crucial for drone attacks'
US officials and analysts say the move to shut the base down would be largely symbolic.
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US-Pakistan ties troubled but repairable: US military chief
General Martin Dempsey says Shamsi base closure by Pakistan government is 'serious blow'.
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NATO Air Raid: FM Khar discusses issue with Russian counterpart
Foreign Minister Lavrov said that a nation’s sovereignty should always be upheld.
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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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NATO attack: Break off alliance with US, demand protesters
Fury over cross-border attack continues as members of civil society, lawyers, traders and students organise rallies.
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‘NATO assault lasted two hours, pleas went unheard’
Prime minister strikes grave note on ties with US.
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NATO to continue Afghan mission despite Pakistan supply blockage: Pentagon
Pentagon press secretary says that US will press on its war effort, and that its aircraft had not yet been barred.
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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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After the NATO attack
Developments of November 28, however, would suggest that the matter is not going to die down any time soon.
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Nov 26 attack — cannot be business as usual
A prudent policy response is not warranted merely because of public outrage, is a state and security imperative.
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Shamsi Airbase: Zardari turns down UAE request to review decision
Tells Emirati FM that DCC’s decision stands and must be followed.
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Tribune Take: Pakistan may have the upper-hand in US-Pak relations now
NATO attack causes a stir in Washington DC as well.
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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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Pakistan border closure raises NATO supply questions
Coalition force insists its fight against the Taliban will not be affected.