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Pakistan’s foreign minister says his country would consider de-escalation if India stops attacks
ISLAMABAD — (AP) — Pakistan’s foreign minister said Saturday his country would consider de-escalation if India stopped further attacks. This came after India said it was committed to non-escalation if Pakistan reciprocated.
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A fact check conducted by the Press Information Bureau (PIB) stated that these posts were being artificially spread and ...
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Since the fall of Kabul in 2021, India has not yet recognised the Taliban government in Afghanistan. However, New Delhi has ...
Tensions between South Asia’s nuclear-armed neighbors escalated dramatically after Pakistani drones were reportedly seen ...
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Amid diplomatic escalations and exacerbating climate conditions, how can India prioritize regional stability and safeguard ...
In the past, cricket helped bring the two countries closer. But separating the growing political tensions from the sport has ...
To expedite progress, India has offered to eliminate tariffs entirely on 60% of all tariff lines in the first phase of the ...
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Both sides have also traded heavy fire across their frontier in disputed Kashmir, and Pakistan claimed it killed scores of ...
India and Pakistan, old enemies, are engaged in their most expansive military conflict in decades, and with continued ...
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