Indo Pak Talks

We welcome Indo-Pak peace talks as we are the victims of hostilities between the countries: J&K govt

Jammu and Kashmir government on Wednesday welcomed the resumption of Foreign Secretary-level talks between India and Pakistan saying the peace process is quite significant for the state.

'Anything she wants to discuss, we will discuss': Aziz on meeting with Swaraj

Pakistan Prime Minister's Advisor on Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz today said he is willing to discuss all issues, including the Pathankot terror attack, with his Indian counterpart Sushma Swaraj here in Nepal.

'Forward movement' on Indo-Pak talks: Foreign secretaries to meet next month

The foreign secretaries of Pakistan and India are expected to meet next month and the two sides are in touch for finalising the new dates amid some "forward movement", a senior Pakistani official said.

Masood Azhar's 'detention': Talks with Pakistan can continue, but India has to prepare for more proxy war

The detention of organizers of the Pathankot attacks in Pakistan is welcome. However, it would be premature (that's the polite word) to view this as opening the path to either peace or reconciliation.

Talks only if it takes action against perpetrators of Pathankot attack: India tells Pakistan

Making India’s stand clear on the bilateral talks, MEA spokesperson Vikas Swarup on Thursday said, "The ball is in Pakistan’s court. We are waiting for Pakistan's action on actionable intelligence... we are not giving any time frame... prompt means prompt."

Gautam Bambawale replaces TCA Raghavan, to be next envoy to Pakistan

Gautam H. Bambawale, presently Indian ambassador to Bhutan, was on Wednesday named India's new high commissioner to Pakistan.

Imran Khan meets PM Modi, warns him of 'vested interests' trying to sabotage Indo-Pak talks

Imran Khan, the leader of Pakistan's Tehreek-e-Insaf Party, Friday met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi during which both expressed the hope that the recent developments would lead to closer cooperative ties between the two countries.

India, Pakistan get back to the dialogue table, but people of Kashmir have little hope

India and Pakistan may have finally ended their diplomatic deadlock with the meeting of NSA's in Bangkok, but, in Kashmir, the news has been met with little enthusiasm.

'Core issue' of Kashmir will always be on top of talks agenda, says Pakistan at UN

After India asked it to "give up terrorism" and sit for talks, Pakistan has asserted that "core" issue of Jammu and Kashmir will always be on top of the agenda of any bilateral dialogue.

Pakistan gives dossier to UN which alleges India spreading terror on their soil

Pakistan said it has handed over dossiers to UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon containing "evidence" of alleged Indian involvement in terrorism in the country and links of its security agencies with the Tehrik-e-Taliban.