Pakistan calls for ‘composite dialogue’ with India
Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar says ultimately ‘political dialogue’ will take place to address all issues, and reiterates opposition to Indian move to end Kashmir’s autonomy.
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Pakistan-India ceasefire extended until May 18, says Foreign Minister Dar
On Monday, May 12, the director general of military operations for both sides held the first round of talks via hotline after the ceasefire.
India’s relations, dealings with Pakistan will be strictly bilateral: EAM Jaishankar
The statement rejects US President Donald Trump’s offer to mediate between the two countries on the Kashmir issue.
Pakistan pulled off a ‘macroeconomic miracle’: report
While inflation was down from 40 per cent annually to near zero, Eurobonds maturing in 2031 rose from 40 cents on the dollar to 80 cents. The KSE-100 index has also tripled.
After India’s Karachi Bakery vandalised, Pakistanis are showing love for Hyderabad’s Bombay Bakery
The beloved bakery and its famous coffee cake have been enjoyed by Pakistanis for over a century.
Crisis averted: Dawn
International diplomacy may have halted escalation in this instance, but durable peace can only come from the political will and wisdom of leaders in both India and Pakistan.
Reevaluating Indonesia’s air defence concept: A lesson from India-Pakistan conflict
The procurement of advanced fighters will only carry strategic value if the country is able to deploy them freely and effectively in its critical air zones.
Pakistan invites India for ‘comprehensive dialogue’ on Kashmir
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif again asked Indian counterpart Narendra Modi to shun differences and sit for a dialogue. “Let us extinguish this fire. Let us sit together to talk…
India’s military retaliation to Pahalgam attack reflects new defence doctrine: minister
Information and Broadcasting Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Wednesday asserted that India’s military retaliation to the April 22 Pahalgam attack is not just a testament to the…
Sudden ceasefire with Pakistan angers hardline Indians who call it a ‘surrender in slow motion’
A brigade of angry and disappointed Indians emerged online to mount an attack with bellicose posts on India’s decision to cease fighting when, they argued, the country had the…