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Isaf commander, US deputy secretary of state hold talks with Pakistani leadership to narrow down their differences.

Defence Secretary says both countries continue to inch forward thanks to continuing communications on GLOCs.

Says on the ground, it's almost three times more expensive to come from the north as it does from Pakistan.

Panetta says past expressions of regret, condolences were enough.

Says Pakistan needs to do more against Haqqani network. Nato routes hurts foreign military sales.

Says US has no evidence to suggest people at higher level knew about bin Laden. Dr Afridi needs to be released.

The closeness of ties demonstrated between India and US cannot be grudged by Pakistan.

Halfway into this year, several bills introduced centred on reducing aid to Pakistan.

Michael Krepon notes that the US drone programme has resulted in greater anger among Pakistanis than that for India.

Zardari, Gilani, Kayani, Islam and Khar attend meeting.

Simple apology, few words either written or spoken, over what happened at Salala should not be so difficult after all

Khar rejects reports that Pakistan is haggling with US over transit fees. Says terrible job at working together.

Secy Defense says US spending $100 million per month on supplying through NDN. US has expressed regret over Salala.

US official says Islamabad is more interested in an apology than with container prices.

US Congressional delegation briefed on the current status and challenges of Pakistan-US relationship.

Pentagon says US is engaged in a dialogue with Pakistan, negotiations have not been cut off altogether.

No breakthrough in talks; negotiations stalled by ‘political issues’.

Foreign Office spokesperson said there is a desire on both sides to build consensus on issues.

Pakistan's ambassador to US says Pakistan wants to be a part of the solution for Nato.

In the meantime, US Embassy military officials will discuss the matter with Pakistani officials: Pentagon.

US assistant defence secretary arrives in fresh attempt to bring end to 6-month blockade on NATO supplies.

Foreign ministry says Secretary of Defense 'oversimplifying some of the very complex issues'.

Britain had been part of efforts seeking de-escalation of tensions between Pakistan and the United States.

State Department spokesman says that US is frustrated, and wants to see actions against Haqqani network.

Says those statements add an unhelpful twist to the process, leave room to work for those trying to resolve stalemate.

Dempsey says US, Pakistan unable to find common ground over action against Haqqani network, al Qaeda in FATA.

If Zawahiri is in Pakistan, there will be ‘another US attack or intervention’,‘without Pakistan’s...

We should have simply slept over Dr Afridi's case and let the dust settle down before acting legally.

US denies reports that a deal for paying 75% of due CSF payments. Say negotiations are still underway.

US Under Secretary Sosenshine speaks about the potential of citizen diplomacy in bridging Pakistan-US gap.

What started as the US being upset with Pakistan, ended with much of the Western world being upset with Pakistan.

Beijing backs Pakistan, but suggests a balanced approach towards US.

Time for posturing on both sides is over. Only through constant meetings, dialogue will trust between them increase.

Despite their anger, financial survival outweighs nationalist sentiment and the shame of helping "the enemy".

Says Washington wants a ‘fair price’ fixed for using Pakistani supply lines; calls Dr Afridi’s conviction...

Says verdict in Dr Afridi case does not help efforts to try to reestablish a relationship between the US, Pakistan.

Pakistan must learn from China that confrontation, particularly with world’s sole superpower, only entails conflict.

What at the moment is national interest? Easy to answer — elections, coupled with DPC and its companions.

Gang-up with tribesmen, again, defeat another superpower. It may not be for good, but feels good to think about it.

Report suggests if there is attempt to right ‘civil-military imbalance’ right wing rhetoric will grow to US detriment.

Pakistan, US have been trying to patch up serious differences in their ties since Abbottabad raid.

Pakistan Peoples Party Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari says Pakistan deserves an apology.

Justice Khwaja Ahmed seeks replies from foreign affairs, defence and interior secretaries within two weeks.

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

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

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

Pakistan, Iran’s economies are lurching, because of America’s punitive measures and international isolation.

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.

Haqqani says Pakistan must take some responsibility, US must respect genuine concerns of its ally.