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Sharif meets Obama: Pakistan spins same old story, promises action against LeT

India did not figure at least in the public comments made by US President Barack Obama and Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif as the two met in Obama's Oval office Thursday after two years.

Nawaz Sharif spins an old yarn as John Kerry gets busy with Israel-Palestine violence

While the villains of the 2008 Mumbai attacks roam free in Pakistan, visiting Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif today claimed that his government is taking strong action against terrorists across the nation without any discrimination. Sharif met with Kerry on a day when the Israel Palestine violence took the US Secretary of State on an urgent trip into the MidEast hotbed.

Maleeha Lodhi says Pak won't accept preconditions for talks with India

Barely 24 hours after India slammed Pakistan saying it must "give up terror" if it wants to talk, Pakistan scrambled to the UN with a thick anti-India file, alleging Indian involvement in fomenting unrest in Pakistan.

Four-point formula for peace? Need just one — give up terror, Sushma Swaraj tells Pakistan

India’s External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj hit back powerfully at Pakistan saying it must “give up terror” if the two countries must “sit down and talk.”

'First Vacate PoK': India slams Pakistan after Nawaz Sharif's speech at UN

India punched back hard after Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s speech at the UN General Assembly where he raked up Kashmir and said it was “oppressed by foreign occupation.”

Pakistan rakes up Kashmir at UN, offers peace formula

Playing to the gallery, Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif spun a four point peace formula at the UN General Assembly to resolve the Kashmir issue and lavished praise on China for its "proactive role in promoting peace and prosperity in Afghanistan and the region". "Wisdom dictates that our immediate neighbour refrains from fomenting instability in Pakistan," Sharif said.