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Trump says Pakistan 'knows Iran better than most' after meeting Army chief Asim Munir
Trump said the two “very smart” leaders of India and Pakistan “decided” not to continue a war that could have turned nuclear, a first in weeks he did not claim credit for stopping hostilities between the two neighbouring nations.
By Saeed Shah ISLAMABAD (Reuters) -Separatist and jihadist militants on the Pakistan-Iran border could take advantage of any ...
Pakistan has strongly condemned Israel’s attacks on Iran, calling them illegal and a threat to regional peace. The Foreign Office urged global powers to declare a ceasefire and reaffirmed support for ...
Both countries are weighing long-term solutions, including boosting domestic production and securing alternative storage, ...
Posts from multiple Indian users on the social media platform X on Tuesday shared an air traffic map claiming that Pakistan ...
JUI-F chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman urges Pakistan to openly support Iran and Gaza, warning that ignoring regional aggression will make Pakistan the next target. He also criticises the IMF-led budget, ...
Mohammad Hassan anxiously returned to Pakistan from neighbouring Iran this week after witnessing drones, missiles, and ...
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Trump embraces Pakistan: ‘Tactical romance’ or a new ‘inner circle’?Trump hosts Pakistan army chief Asim Munir for an unprecedented White House lunch, as the US and Pakistan reset ties.
Pakistan’s embassy in Iran's capital Tehran is organizing evacuations for citizens who want to leave because of the conflict ...
US President Donald Trump praised the leaders of India and Pakistan for ending a potential nuclear conflict last month, ...
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