'India must accept China, Pakistan's friendship'

Nawaz Sharif's in-tray is bulging with one pressing domestic crisis after another: a civilian government about to run out of money, terrorists striking at will across the country and widespread electricity outages. But the prime minister-elect, ...

Pakistan continues to play pivotal role in China's South Asia policy and India "must accept" this "enviable friendship" as Beijing cannot scale down its ties with Islamabad merely because of Delhi" target="_blank">New Delhi's feelings, an official daily here ...

India has sought from the US access to Pakistani-American 26/11 Mumbai terror attack convict David Headley and his accomplice Pakistani-Canadian Tahawwur Hussain Rana, both found guilty of supporting Pakistan-based terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT).Indian ...

ISLAMABAD, May 22 (UPI) -- Li left India, which was the first stop on a four-country tour with Switzerland and Germany ahead in the itinerary. He arrived in Islamabad when Pakistan, for the first time since its founding in 1947 has completed ...

Li, who lands in Islamabad on Wednesday morning after his India visit, will be accompanied by a high powered delegation which includes Foreign Minister Wang Yi.

India has responded cautiously to Li's overtures, partly because of China's friendship with Pakistan. For its part, Beijing is concerned about India's growing relations with the United States. World Bulletin/News Desk China and Pakistan should make ...

Li Keqiang left India for Pakistan Wednesday, the second stop of his first overseas trip as China's premier. Xinhua described the Islamabad-Beijing ties as an "all-weather strategic partnership". It is worth noting that Li is the first foreign ...

Nawaz Sharif lost his job in 1999 as Prime Minister of Pakistan because, among other things, his India policy was not to the liking of powerful vested interests in his country. These interests continue to rule the roost, which begs the question whether he ...

Will the third coming of Nawaz Sharif better or worsen the bilateral ties between India and Pakistan? Will the Nawaz regime in Pakistan make South Asia a tolerably inhabitable region? Political pundits are upbeat about the possibility of Indo-Pak relations ...