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4 days ago |
arab.news | Shahjahan Khurram |Saima Shabbir |Fatimah Amjad |Uroosa Jadoon
NEW DELHI: India and Pakistan agreed to stop firing along their border on Saturday, bringing an end to the escalated tensions between the two arch-rivals after multiple strikes were launched against military bases. The Muslim-majority Himalayan region of Kashmir, which is claimed in full by both India and Pakistan, has been the site of several wars and diplomatic standoffs.
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4 days ago |
arab.news | Shahjahan Khurram |Fatimah Amjad |Uroosa Jadoon |Rehmat Mehsud
ISLAMABAD: US President Donald Trump on Sunday appreciated the leadership of both India and Pakistan for having the wisdom to agree to a ceasefire after days of increasing hostilities, vowing to increase trade “substantially” with both South Asian rivals. This was posted by the American president on his Truth Social platform, a day after he announced Washington had brokered a ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan.
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4 days ago |
arab.news | Fatimah Amjad |Uroosa Jadoon |Rehmat Mehsud |Naimat Khan
Pakistan PM says ceasefire with India offers chance to resolve Kashmir, water issues /node/2600254/pakistan May 10, 2025 22:23 Pakistan PM says ceasefire with India offers chance to resolve Kashmir, water issues Shehbaz Sharif thanks President Trump, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for de-escalation efforts Pakistan’s foreign office denies allegations of ceasefire violation, says Islamabad implementing the deal ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said on Saturday Pakistan had agreed to...
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4 days ago |
arab.news | Fatimah Amjad |Uroosa Jadoon |Rehmat Mehsud |Naimat Khan
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said on Saturday Pakistan had agreed to a ceasefire with India in the hope that it would open the door to resolving longstanding disputes between the two nuclear-armed neighbors, including the Kashmir conflict and the division of river waters.
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4 days ago |
arab.news | Rehmat Mehsud |Naimat Khan |Uroosa Jadoon |Hasaan Ali Khan
PESHAWAR: A trilateral meeting hosted by Afghanistan in Kabul on Saturday focused on economic and security outlook of the region, according to Pakistan’s special envoy Mohammad Sadiq, as the participants pledged to deepen cooperation in various fields. The meeting marked the latest round of talks under the trilateral dialogue mechanism between Afghanistan, China and Pakistan that was launched in 2017 to promote political trust, counterterrorism coordination and economic integration.
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