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

One slight to our honour should not be enough for us to take emotional decisions that we eventually come to regret.

In the most precarious of times, the country is in the most fickle of hands.

Let me say Zardari, Nawaz: Please sirs, country is in extremely difficult situation. Do something before its too late.

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

State Department spokesperson says "they see some urgency, we see some urgency, but negotiators have to finish it."

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

US-led coalition expected to pay Pakistan fee of $1,500 to $1,800 for every truck carrying supplies, reveals report.

Gilani sugges­ts printi­ng money to pour into electr­icity sector, Rehman Malik backs statem­ent.

Rehman says efforts being made in talks with the US to get the best outcome in terms of Pakistan’s national...

Public sentiments cannot dictate decisions on NATO supply routes. Government must decide and take responsibility.

NDAA bill calls for reducing aid to Pakistan by 10 per cent till Nato supply routes opened, amongst other proposals.

Little said that counterterrorism co-operation with Pakistan is on-going.

DCC gives green signal for reopening supply lines; hails invitation to president.

The absence of trust and lack of understanding has become a festering wound that will continue to bleed.

Little said that counterterrorism co-operation with Pakistan is on-going.

DCC fails to decide on reopening Nato supply route. Committee formed under Treasury secretary to negotiate conditions.

The fact is that the Pakistani state is in really bad shape and only honesty can save us now.

Zardari says will consider invitation in light of Parliament's guidelines and advice of the government.

Foreign minister evades answer on when this would actually happen.

In India, Hillary chose to add to her repertoire the act of criticising Pakistan at every available opportunity.

Pakistan must attend the Chicago Summit and be persuasive with its position, which is still unclear to everyone.

Prime Minister says Pakistan and US are working on improving relations but US must also share information.

Rubbishes reports of not being invited to Chicago summit; says talks are under way.

Sources say talks have progressed, expected to conclude before Chicago.

"You are war criminals with suits and ties," says one local Twitter user.

Nato Secret­ary-Genera­l says closur­e of supply routes is a matter of great concer­n.

Defence committee meeting convened on May 15, will be followed by cabinet meeting on May 16.

If Clinton has signalled Zawahiri is in Pakistan, US has a bead on him already, will take him out whenever expedient.

Pakistan wants an apology on Salala, which it will never get, & is isolated as US can maneuver around the closed GLOC.

Need for stronger action from Pakistan: Indian FM.

Sources say Munter is frustrated with CIA, Pentagon calling the shots in Pak-US relations.

Draft bill proposes Clinton ensure Pakistan is cooperating and taking necessary actions against terror networks.

Pakistan needs to make sure its territory is not used as a launching pad for terrorist attacks, says Clinton.

Pakistan is under squeeze, largely for its frustratingly snail-paced review process as well as inner contradictions.

US says al Qaeda kingpin is in Pakistan; vows to hunt him down.

Islamabad asks for ‘solid intelligence’.

Pakistan’s folly is that it has tied foreign policy to public passions.

Foreign minister responds to Clinton's statement that al Qaeda leader Ayman al Zawahiri is somewhere in Pakistan.

Clinton also said that United States believes al Qaeda leader Ayman al Zawahiri is somewhere in Pakistan.

Khar expected to brief the panel on progress in parleys.

Defence minister says Pakistan can face sanctions if routes not reopened.

PCNS should review its decision on Nato supply routes for the benefit of the country, says Mukhtar.

Members of Grossman’s team stayed back to negotiate with Pakistani counterparts.

Washington is in no mood to pay heed to Islamabad over the relentless breach of national sovereignty.

Divergent interests lead to a deadlock between civilian, military leadership.

Warns that aid for Pakist­an will dry up once the US leaves Afghan­istan.

The continuing mistrust and resultant crisis in Pakistan-US relations can help neither country.

“Reopening GLOCs would improve US and coalition forces' mission flexibility and build capacity” says report.

Marc Grossman left Islamabad Friday night with no agreement, United States refuses to apologize for the strike.