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Djokovic and Alcaraz set for Wimbledon showdown in thrilling 2023 rematch
"Wimbledon has been a childhood dream": Djokovic reflects on journey to 10th final
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Bill on US Senate calendar: Counterinsurgency fund to come with strings attached
Defence secretary has to certify Pakistan is taking action against Haqqanis, Quetta Shura.
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Unmanned war: Pakistan hopes for ‘acceptable’ deal
The two countries are discussing a slew of proposals to find a solution to the CIA-led drones.
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Islamabad, Washington must ‘divorce’ as allies: Haqqani
Says a post-alliance future would allow them to hold more realistic expectations of each other.
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Resumption of strategic dialogue to boost Pak-US ties
Goodwill gestures expected in aftermath of cessation of ban on ground lines of communication through Pakistan.
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Pakistan military plans to open new front: Panetta
Says Gen Kayani discussed operation in recent talks with Isaf commander.
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Moving beyond a thaw
Pakistan's relationship with US will be determined by American perception of its cooperation on Afghanistan.
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US must seal Afghan border for Waziristan push: Pakistani official
Official accuses Americans of failing to seal the border when operations were planned twice before.
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US, Pakistan appear to make little headway in spy meet
Sources say drone strikes issue raised with US. Pakistan not to stand in way of labelling Haqqani Network FTO.
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Revamping the Pakistan-US alliance
The war against terrorism will be fought in Pakistan whether we like it or not. And Pakistan cannot fight it alone.
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CIA director holds 'productive' talks with ISI chief
Lt Gen Zaheerul Islam met with CIA director David Petraeus on Thursday.
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Summer of content: Sunny days begin anew for Pak-US relations
Allen-Kayani meeting pledges action against all terrorist sanctuaries; Pakistan receives $1.1 billion; ISI chief in US
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US sees 'progress' with Pakistan in talks
Talks focused on improving security along the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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NATO supplies: Pakistan, US sign new deal
US to release $1.1b, Pakistan given right to reject shipment, lethal supplies not allowed.
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Pakistan-US sign new agreement on Nato supplies
According to new accord, Pakistan will not allow transportation of arms and ammunition.
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New beginnings, new rules: Pakistan, US set to sign NATO supply deal today
The new agreement will be in place till 2015.
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Security forum: Chances of another 9/11 ruled out
'It’s not impossible, but very difficult for al Qaeda in Pakistan to launch an attack outside its borders.'
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US says its working with Pakistan, Afghanistan to curb border violence
Pentagon spokesperson George Little says border cooperation with Pakistan is improving.
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Roundtable: Afghanistan, the determining factor for Pak-US relations
Experts discuss the relationship in the backdrop of recent events.
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US lawmakers approve cut in Pakistan aid: Report
US lawmakers approve amendment to cut the US aid to Pakistan by half.
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ISI-CIA meeting: Spymasters plan US rendezvous
Lt-Gen Islam’s visit will be the first by a high-ranking officer in over a year.
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Mere patch-up will not do!
Pak-US continuing differences are not only impacting their bilateral ties but also prospects of peace in Afghanistan.
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Pakistan-US ties — the way forward
Pakistan, US can minimise policy differences if they show greater understanding of each others’ points of view.
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Stereotyping Pakistan
Prominent US think tanks continue to further demonise the countries with which cooperation is being sought.
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Mending ties: Munter for avoiding Salala-like tragedy
Nato routes affected not just Pakistan and the US, but 50 other countries who are fighting the militants, says Munter.
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Negotiating with the US: Pakistan offers new drone-use mechanism
Suggests Pakistani agencies handle high-value targets based on CIA information while drones carry out surveillance.
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US crafted ‘apology’ to suit allies abroad, opponents at home
'Apology a statement of regret, using terms associated with an apology, enough to get across GLOC finish line.'
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Khar to visit Washington to chalk out ‘clear-cut’ deal
It will be the first high-profile visit since the Nato route stand-off.
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It wasn’t about an apology
Most crucial part of the process was assessment of best possible or best available deal & when it could be clinched.
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Define relations with the US
The objective is to secure America, whatever it takes. Cost for Pakistan — or for any other country — doesn’t...
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The issue of apologies
Obama should have apologised immediately, using it to begin frank conversations about divergent goals of Pakistan, US.
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Pakistan begins work to speed NATO supply transit
Pakistan is doubling the capacity for NATO trucks at the Torkham border crossing.
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Pak-US strategic dialogue to resume
Both sides mulling revising the number of agenda items under discussion at talks, sources reveal.
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Post-Salala bonhomie: Burying the past, US, Pakistan look to future
In a meeting with Hina Rabbani Khar, Secretary Clinton says US will focus on ‘more trade, not aid’ for Pakistan.
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No new agreement signed on NATO supply route: US diplomat
No need to sign new agreement as we have resumed our relations from where we had left, says Richard Hoagland.
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Pakistan to scan all NATO containers
Containers to be scanned to ensure they do not contain lethal supplies. Malik says Police directed to ensure security.
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Pakistan not pushing for end to US drone strikes
Authorities are instead seeking control of human intelligence on ground for target specification of their choice.
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Long road ahead in US-Pakistan ties after NATO deal: Sherry Rehman
Says talks on wider issues now possible; Pakistan fears prolonged instability in Afghanistan.
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No ghairat on borrowed F-16s
There can never be any ghairat on borrowed F-16s; their spares; the required permission from the American managers.
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After long closure, NATO supplies enter Afghanistan from Pakistan
Customs officials said the container trucks had passed through the Chaman border crossing into southern Afghanistan.
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US noncommittal on end to ‘unilateral strikes’
Pakistan sought from US an assurance that it would respect its borders – but Washington was noncommittal.
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Nato routes: No ‘secret’ deal with US, says Sherry Rehman
Government’s move to refer matters of national security to Parliament was meant to bring it under public scrutiny.
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Forging a new relationship: Pakistan, US might cut ‘black and white’ deal
The agreement will state areas of cooperation; ISI chief to visit US soon.
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Nato routes and our national pride
Is there a lesson in all this for Pakistan? Yes, three lessons.
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Why it took so long for Nato supplies to reopen
It is absolutely mind-boggling to understand what prevented US from making such a statement earlier?
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Twitter alert: Saying ‘No’ to NATO on 4th of July
'SayNoToNato' and 'Happy 4th of July' were the top two trends in Pakistan on Twitter.
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NATO routes reopened for peace in the region: Information minister
The containers are ready to transport oil and food supplies to Afghanistan from Karachi.
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ISAF commander had offered "personal apology" over Salala incident
Kayani had appreciated the apology, but dismissed it as insufficient.
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PAI Mission: ‘CBMs needed to improve US ties’
Seeks to bring peace and harmony to the region by improving relations between the two erstwhile allies.
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Even as talks progress, US seeks funds for blockade work-around
US-led forces seek $8.2b to pay for increased fuel costs for supply lines running through the NDN, airlifts.