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 • Action against terrorists should begin in Pakistan: US experts
 • Iran backs India-Pakistan dialogue, offers help
 • Kasuri rejects Qureshi's remarks over Kashmir issue
 • Pakistan wants to discuss Kashmir with India: Qureshi (Lead)
 • Pakistan diplomats go house hunting, say will miss Shanti Club
 • We didn\'t kneel before India: Pakistan
 • Pakistan envoy discusses dates for talks
 • World pressure brought India to table, says Pakistan

 » Action against terrorists should begin in Pakistan: US experts
Washington |Tuesday, 2010 7:35:06 PM IST
With the US intelligence community warning of a new terrorist attack in the next six months, two leading security experts suggest that preventive action should begin in Pakistan that remains the locus of terrorism.

 » Kasuri rejects Qureshi's remarks over Kashmir issue
Islamabad | February 09, 2010 1:18:02 PM IST
Former Pakistan Foreign Minister Khurshid Kasuri has rejected his successor Shah Memhood Qureshi's view on there being no progress on the Kashmir issue for several years.

 » Pakistan wants to discuss Kashmir with India: Qureshi (Lead)
Islamabad |Monday, 2010 6:35:06 PM IST
Pakistan says it wants to discuss Kashmir and other unresolved issues with India when the foreign secretaries of the two countries meet, possibly later this month.

 » Pakistan diplomats go house hunting, say will miss Shanti Club
New Delhi |Monday, 2010 6:05:06 PM IST
The cottages in a quiet corner of south Delhi that had been their home for many years are set to be bulldozed. And top Pakistani diplomats getting ready move out of the Shanti Sports Club in Vasant Kunj say they are going to sorely miss their old lives.

 » We didn\'t kneel before India: Pakistan
Islamabad |Monday, 2010 5:35:06 PM IST
Raising the ante before their proposed foreign secretary-level talks, Pakistan says it had not knelt before India that had now \"sought talks\" and a return to the negotiation table.

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