Pak-India relations

The new shift in US policy on Kashmir only increases the heat on India

Pakistan’s NSA shared intelligence about 10 terrorists having crossed over from Pakistan into India from Kutch

PTI leader says British foreign secretary should not be telling Pakistan how to conduct its relations with India

Information sharing can generate a momentum of its own and work to the benefit of both India and Pakistan

India is taking too long in acting against those who masterminded terrorist attack on Samjhota Express

Prime Minister's Special Assistant on Foreign Affairs says dates for SAARC summit being worked out with member states

The sixth edition of the World T20 will be held in India from March 8 to April 3

FO spokesperson says Pakistan seeks peace in the region and is therefore against any arms race

Pakistan desires ‘Strategic Restraint Regime’ in South Asia, says National Command Authority

Parrikar says Pakistan should take legal action to India's satisfaction

Filing of FIR is allegedly a condition set by Indians as essential to the resumption of foreign secretary-level talks

Umar Daraz has been charged with violating public order and "sovereignty of Pakistan" laws

Islamabad notes Indian envoy’s policy statement

FO spokesperson voices concern over arrest of Kashmiri students at Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi

Indian diplomat's statement that recommencement of talks is not linked to Pathankot incident is welcome & encouraging

Foreign secretaries, NSAs in contact with each other

Govt taking one step forward, two steps back, says former premier

FO spokesman points out New Delhi is world’s largest arms importer

Pakistan's top envoy in Delhi mourns tragic loss of lives, says Pakistan and India must take the issue seriously

High commissioner to India assures Pakistan will continue moral, political support of Kashmiris

Team investigating Pathankot attack has reported it can find no linkage to suggest Masood Azhar had ordered the attack

Nawaz says both countries should think about future generations

There are 37 organisations banned as ‘terrorist’ by the Indian government, eight of which have a Muslim connection

Minister says India will stand by Pakistan if it takes decisive action against terrorists and their organisations

US embassy in Delhi and its State Department refuse to comment on the move, terming reports as 'rumours'

The official said Pakistan was pushing for breaking the decades-long ‘status quo’ in its ties with India

Top envoy in New Delhi hints at start of foreign secretary-level talks soon

Indian MP says there is misunderstanding in both the countries about terrorism

Speakers at SAFMA conference call for uninterrupted dialogue

Pathankot attack to feature heavily in talks, indicates Indian official

Report also notes how a number of recent initiatives have improved Pakistan’s nuclear security

There are no precedents for a joint investigation and both sides are quite literally making it up as they go along

India raises concerns over Pakistan's attempt to convert Gilgit-Baltistan into a separate province

India welcomes proposed visit of special investigation team

Vikas Swarup says talks between foreign secretaries of both countries have been rescheduled with mutual consent

Political analysts in India believe that talks between the foreign secretaries of the two countries are now inevitable

Rajnath Singh says 'there is no reason to disbelieve" Pakistan since it has assured action against culprits

Pathankot attack has raised a critical question. Who has the veto power over relationship between the two countries?

Aziz claimed the trips of the Saudi dignitaries were scheduled before the crisis erupted in the Gulf

India has to talk because it is in its interest. Not talking does not stop terrorism

Says Pak-India foreign secretary level talks still intact

Amarjeet Singh says that he is proud of being a part of the Pakistan Army

Stopping bilateral talks would mean playing right into the hands of the terrorists

The attack on the Indian air base at Pathankot is designed to bring the peace process to a shuddering halt

Places blame for assault on Indian Air Force base in Pathankot on Pakistan

The singer who was granted citizenship on January 1 described his experience as "life-changing" and "historic"

A look at the rough patches and breakthroughs in relations between the neighbouring countries in 2015

Modi finally realised that a fire-and-brimstone approach to diplomacy doesn’t work. Better late than never

Peace can be built if it is an end in itself and not just a means to achieve something else

Communication and not ammunition must be the new face of the Pakistan-India dynamic