Us Pakistan Ties

US will look at Pakistan's role in last 20 years, Antony Blinken tells angry lawmakers

Blinken faced angry lawmakers on Monday who questioned the administration's response to the quick collapse of the Afghan government and the State Department's actions to evacuate Americans and others

Pakistan's strike at India's recent purchase of air defence system is misplaced, country has long benefitted from US aid and military equipment

Alleging that Pakistan had been harbouring terrorists, Trump slammed the previous US governments for supporting the country.

US Congress critical of India on Kashmir: Beyond concern for human rights lies domestic political compulsions and Islamist agenda

Omar called India's decision on Kashmir part of 'BJP's Hindu nationalism project' and wanted to know why the Trump administration is not pressing India on holding a plebiscite in Kashmir to give Kashmiris the right to self-determination

Pakistan’s point of view was not ‘appropriately presented’ in front of US, says Imran Khan after meeting with Speaker Nancy Pelosi

Prime Minister Imran Khan on Tuesday said that, in the past, Pakistan's point of view was not 'appropriately presented' in front of US.

Pakistan foreign minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi asks US to not view its ties with country through 'Indian lens'

Qureshi said regional situations evolve and requirements change, but Pakistan's contribution for peace and stability in the region should be acknowledged.

US unlikely to change policy on suspension of aid to Pakistan, Donald Trump administration tells Islamabad

There is unlikely to be any changes in America's policy on suspension of aid to Pakistan until it makes substantial progress against terrorists and their safe havens, the Trump administration has told Islamabad as the two countries try to reset their strained ties.

Mike Pompeo ‘hopeful’ about ironing out differences with Pakistan after meeting with Imran Khan

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said he was "hopeful" on Wednesday of resetting the troubled relationship with Pakistan, a key player in the Afghan conflict, after he met new premier Imran Khan.

Pakistan Army chief Qamar Javed Bajwa says Islamabad 'felt betrayed' at Donald Trump's criticism over terror groups

Pakistan’s army chief told a top US general the nation “felt betrayed” at criticism that it was not doing enough to fight terrorism

Amid diplomatic tensions, US hopes Pakistan will 'come to table' and 'aggressively' confront terror groups

The US on Tuesday expressed hope that Pakistan would "come to the table" and demonstrate willingness to "aggressively" confront terrorist groups that operate from its territory, amid reports that Islamabad has suspended its military and intelligence cooperation with America.

James Mattis in Pakistan today: US defence secretary to meet civilian and military leadership, discuss bilateral ties

US Defence Secretary James Mattis will arrive in Pakistan on Monday to hold talks with the civilian and military leadership on bilateral and regional issues, officials in Islamabad said.