Natosummit

Pakistan, US, got into ‘chicken and egg’ cycle, could not decide which first — audience with Obama or opening routes.

Pakistan, US have lost ingenuity,frozen in mutual recriminations, oblivious to dangers of post-Afghanistan pullout.

White House Deputy National Security Advisor says that both US, Pakistan want to see Nato supply routes reopened.

In an exclusive interview, foreign minister speaks on Afghan war, drone strikes and relations with US.

Obama did not even meet the president formally, laments PTI chief.

Pakistan recoiled to the position that the Nato supply route will reopen only after the US has apologised.

US, Nato officials made known frustration with Pakistan over Nato supply route, continued support for Haqqani network.

Says decision on opening of Nato supply route would be endorsed by the nation.

PTI chairman says Pakistan is fighting a 'strangers' war' for the sake of dollars.

Khar said that no hostile attacks were made on Pakistan during speeches and remarks at the summit.

Clarifies that the present trust deficit in relations needs to be bridged.

Ddemocratic, stable Pakistan, in favour of US, says Obama.

Nato urges reopening of supply routes into Afghanistan ‘as soon as possible’.

Nato formally agrees to Afghan transition plan despite questions over future. Fears over al Qaeda spreading.

The message to Pakistan is clear: either open the Nato supply routes immediately or prepare to face the consequences.

From now till end of 2014, is a narrow window to work with Nato, US, develop strategy, protect our national interests.

Reaffirms Pakistan's committment to peaceful transition of power in Afghanistan at Nato summit.

New French President Francois Hollande refuses to back down from his decision to pull troops out in 2012.

Summit declaration says Pakistan has important role in Afghanistan, NATO says working to reopen supply routes.

Obama warned of "hard days" ahead as he hosted the summit in his home town, Chicago.

Top commander in Afghanistan says agreement could take ‘days or even weeks’.

They also asked Nato states to pull out from the country or else “they will be erased along with their terror”.

President Zardari holds separate talks with Karzai, Clinton.

Zardari, Clinton discuss supply route, Salala, drone strikes, bilateral trade, assistance in overcoming energy crisis.

Of Nato’s many concerns, three stand out: its future role and capabilities, Afghanistan, and relations with Russia.

PPP co-chairm­an to attend the Peabod­y Awards, wherei­n the docume­ntary "Bhutto" is one of the winner­s.

Adds we don't want an agreement fast, we want an agreement that's right.

Fears that demonstrations could turn violent have put the city on edge.

NATO meeting to also mull the alliance’s future amid financial crisis.

White House deputy National Security Advisor says there is no bilateral Zardari, Obama meeting scheduled.

Says topic of US apology over check post attack not going off the table.

Rasmussen said he would "convey a couple of clear messages," when he meets Zardari, but he did not elaborate.

Zardar­i's meetin­g with NATO offici­al cancel­led; Hina Khar, Foreign Secret­ary part of delegation.

Going into the NATO summit, the United States remains $300 million to $500 million short of their $1.3 billion goal.

Embassy spokesperson says permission for these trucks has nothing to do with Nato supply route - which remains closed.

Ambassador Sherry says the move will not help bring Pak-US ties back on track.

As Zardari travels to attend the Chicago summit, the deadlock over Nato supply routes remain.

Gen Kayani believed to have decided against attending key summit.

Whit House official says no plans yet of a one-on-one meeting between Zardari and Obama at the Chicago summit.

Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar will accompany Zardari to Chicago, says foreign ministry.

Kabul is looking to the Chicago summit to set the $4.1 billion dollars a year in stone.

‘Core group’ may meet for the first time on the sidelines of the Nato summit.

Parliament, military should step back and see what they did and how they could have done things differently.