Prime Minister Imran Khan has accused the U.S. of "pushing Pakistan away" and said he would never want to have a relation with Washington where his country is treated like a "hired gun".
"Ambassador Khalilzad stressed the United States' commitment to facilitating a political settlement between the Afghan government and the Taliban that ensures Afghanistan never again serves as a platform for global terrorism and ends the 40-years-long war in the country", noted the embassy statement. It's a trade relationship between two countries and we wanted a similar relationship with US.
"The security situation in Afghanistan remains hard, we have seen a number of high profile attacks in the past month, but the Afghan forces stand firms so do we. We do not want to have conditions imposed on us which would cause more unemployment and inflation".
When asked about his stance regarding the killing of Osama Bin Laden, Khan said "most Pakistanis felt deeply humiliated that we were not trusted, implying that we were complicit in it".
Dr Faisal said there were no preconditions for this cooperation for peace and reconciliation in Afghanistan.
The premier also spoke about the Yemen issue and said, "I spoke to Saudi Arabia and Iran's foreign minister regarding establishing peace in Yemen".
Talking about Yemen, he said Pakistan has found an opportunity to play mediator.
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Nicholls could have been out lbw on three but Pakistan neglected to asked for a review after a Shah-led appeal was declined. With the series tied at 1-1, the final day of this last Test promises to be fascinating with both sides capable of winning.
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Despite Meng's arrest the same day that deal was announced, Beijing officials were standing by the agreement on Thursday. Ren responded: "We must not bind ourselves up just because the U.S.is attacking us".
The response we received from the Sikh community on the opening of Kartarpur was very positive, he said, adding that he hopes that India will reciprocate the same gesture in the future. "During my swearing-in ceremony when Navjot Singh Sidhu visited we had discussed this". "It was the first time I saw a welfare state", he said.
The statement comes a day after US special envoy for Afghan reconciliation, Zalmay Khalilzad, visited Islamabad and sought cooperation from the Pakistani leadership for Washington's renewed push for finding a negotiated end to the 17-year-old war with the Taliban. "I think the task that we have is to make it attractive to them so that they see that it is in their best interest to do that", McKenzie said.
Imran Khan on Friday has directed Foreign Ministry to prepare reply to United States President Donald Trump's letter.
Stoltenberg said the security situation in Afghanistan remains hard.
"If the situation is as bleak as our opponents paint, then investments would have stopped coming", he said as he listed investment pledges made by different multinational companies including Suzuki Motors, Exxon Mobil and JW Forland, among others. "A school will be opened for the transfer of technology and training to our people and credit for all this goes to our economic teams".
Meanwhile, a report presented in the federal cabinet stated that 80% implementation has been carried out on the decisions taken in earlier meetings.
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