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'This is a Break or Make Year for Peace Between India and Pakistan' - Vimarsana News

'This is a Break or Make Year for Peace Between India and Pakistan'

‘This is a Break or Make Year for Peace Between India and Pakistan’ THE INTERVIEW Former Research and Analysis Wing chief A.S.Dulat is used to being in the eye of the storm. With a fruitful innings far longer than his actual term in office, Dulat attracted controversy with his books Kashmir: The Vajpayee Years and The Spy Chronicles; EAW ISI and the Illusion of Peace that he co-authored with Pakistan’s former head of the Inter Services Intelligence Asad Durrani. Known for thinking out of the box and adopting unconventional ways Dulat had more than a foot inside the Kashmir separatist...

Pakistan SAARC Summit: Pakistan ready to host SAARC summit; Foreign Office spokesperson | World News - Vimarsana News

Pakistan SAARC Summit: Pakistan ready to host SAARC summit; Foreign Office spokesperson | World News

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan said on Thursday that it was ready to host the long delayed summit of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC), which is an important organisation for regional cooperation. "Pakistan is committed to its process and to hold the SAARC summit...It believes that all artificial obstacles in the way of long overdue SAARC summit should be removed," Foreign Office spokesperson Zahid Hafeez Chaudhri told reporters during his weekly media briefing here. The last SAARC summit was held in Kathmandu in 2014. The 2016 SAARC summit was to be held in Islamabad. But ...

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Stalemate continues

Stalemate continues December 24, 2020 With the ‘India Chronicles’ and revelations by Foreign Minister Qureshi that New Delhi could be planning a surgical strike, India-Pakistan tensions are back in the headlines. Will the incoming Biden administration take notice? Not an easy question to answer, as the future of the relations is largely in the hands of Indian Prime Minister Modi for whom his Pakistan policy is serving interests that go well beyond Washington’s policies and influence. Modi’s plan regarding relations with Pakistan is clearly part of a new paradigm of India’s domesti...