Pak-US relations

In US-Pakistan relations, Pakistan feels it has given more than it has got. But it is wrong

New Delhi is now to Washington what Islamabad is to Beijing

There is plenty of mistrust on both sides, not all of it unfounded

We would to be on our own if the US threat of cutting off aid is actually carried out. Let us have a plan ‘B’

The current political climate in DC is such that it’s hard to remain neutral on Pakistan

If we make the bullets our detractors are more than happy to fire them back at us

The US released casualty information regarding drone strike operations into the public arena for the first time ever

McCain visit has been little more than cosmetic — nothing achieved or perhaps expected beyond a holding operation

On rare visit to North Waziristan, US senator describes Pakistan as an important force to fight terrorism

US delegation headed by chairman of Senate Arms Services committee calls on Adviser to PM Sartaj Aziz in Islamabad

‘Illegal’ hits counterproductive, fuel extremism, says Maleeha Lodhi

US department spokesperson says govt of Pakistan, K-P can answer questions regarding funding

Pakistan’s woes originate from a myriad of problems

Reports that Pakistan is seeking to hire lobbyists to make its case in Washington are welcome

Journey on which the US embarked with respect to relations with India began during presidencies of Bush and Clinton

In a clear case of deja vu, the US has blocked $300 million in military aid to Pakistan

In what came to be described as the “Obama Doctrine,” the president was inclined to let the world go its own way

Pakistan’s policy on American drone strikes continues to lack credibility

The killing of Mullah Akhtar Mansoor in an American drone strike has almost murdered the hopes for peace in the region

US urges Pakistan to address all groups operating on their soil

General Raheel Sharif expresses 'serious concern' over US drone strike in Balochistan

For Pakistan, the current scenario throws up a fresh challenge on dealing with the emerging Taliban leadership

Such actions could impact the efforts facilitating Afghan peace talks, Special Assistant Tariq Fatemi tells David Hale

Collectively, America’s representatives overseas remain as arrogant as they were then, if not more

US lawmakers moved to stop the government from funding a sale of eight F-16 jets to Pakistan

Defence minister says ups and downs in Pak-US ties not unusua­l matter, but overal­l relati­ons are better

Claims the Americans offered her bribes in connection with an F-16 deal

Govt, security officials point to CPEC, Indian lobbying for spiralling relationship.

State Department official says Obama administration wants Pakistan to show tougher action against Haqqani network

In Pakistan, national interest has very rarely been used to define anything but the whims of rulers

Pakistan’s Ambassador to US says international community, not Pakistan responsible for Afghan mess

There is a vast trust deficit that is akin to circular debt in that every attempt to retire it fails

Defence Secretary Lt-Gen (retd) Alam Khattak meets US Central Command General Joseph L Votel in Rawalpindi

The US Congress has decided “not to subsidise the sale of eight F-16s to Pakistan"

The failure of US policy in Afghanistan is reflected in its frustrations against Pakistan

Special assistant to PM meets two-member delegation of US Congress' House Foreign Affairs Committee

Obama Administration earmarked $742m in aid for Pakistan and not everybody in the US thinks it is a good idea

Pakistan is justified in blaming the US for ignoring Indian advancements in nuclear weapons

While technology changed diplomacy and lobbying, Pakistan continued with its traditional methods of communications

Ambassador Olson appreciated the efforts of Pakistan in fight against terrorism

One can't keep accepting hard cash from the US and expect to give nothing in return

Nawaz Sharif's trip to US convinces us of one thing: PM & his cabal are out of ideas and simply going through motions

Every time our PM visits an important country, question that dominates media is: how much help are we going to get?

The two leaders also renew commitment to Afghan reconciliation, dialogue between India-Pakistan, says joint statement

US Vice President meets Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif in Washington

Pakistan insists smaller weapons would deter a sudden attack by its bigger neighbour India

Nawaz Sharif says Pakistan wants good relations with all its neighbours

Much of the terrorist activity in Pakistan has a direct or indirect linkage to Afghanistan

Media reports said the two countries were in process of negotiating an accord which may end up in civil nuclear deal

A fair amount of time will be spent in Nawaz-Obama meeting discussing developments in the Muslim world