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  John Kerry will go to Paris for talks on extremist violence

  World | January 12, 2015 14:19 IST

  Ahmedabad: Secretary of State John Kerry on Monday said that he will travel to Paris this week for talks on countering extremist violence, following sharp criticism of the Obama administration for not sending a senior

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  Ball in Pakistan's court on resumption of negotiations, says US

  World | June 12, 2012 14:48 IST

  Washington, June 12: As the US pulled out its negotiating team out of Pakistan, the Obama Administration said it is now up to Islamabad to resume negotiations on reopening of the supply routes to Afghanistan. 

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  Siachen Issue To Be Primarily Settled By Dialogue, Says US

  World | April 10, 2012 8:37 IST

  Washington, Apr 10: The Siachen issue between India and Pakistan is to be primarily resolved through dialogue, but the US is willing to help the two neighbors in whatever way it could, a State Department

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  India, US Working Together On Maldives, Says Nuland

  World | February 18, 2012 10:49 IST

  Washington, Feb 18: Welcoming efforts of “all sides” to find a peaceful way forward in Maldives, US has said it was working closely with India in resolving the political impasse in the island nation.“We welcome

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  We Do Not Deal With Pakistan Through Lobbyists, Says US

  World | February 07, 2012 18:08 IST

  Washington, Feb 7: The United States has said that it is not engaged in business with Pakistan through lobbyists and is looking forward to talking to Islamabad after the latter completes internal review of its

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  US State Department Acknowledges 'Goof Up' In Its India Maps

  World | January 05, 2012 12:04 IST

  Washington, Jan 5: As US State Department on Thursday posted a new map of India reflecting its long standing official position on the country's geographical boundaries, its spokesman acknowledged of having made a " goof

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  No Cut In USD 700 m Civilian Aid To Pakistan : US

  World | December 14, 2011 8:40 IST

  Washington, Dec 14: Struggling hard to restore its ties with Pakistan in the aftermath of NATO air strike last month, the Obama Administration on Tuesday said that it has not cut any civilian aid to

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  US Says No Comment On Haqqani Resignation

  World | November 23, 2011 9:46 IST

  Washington, Nov 23: The US on Tuesday refused to make any comment on the removal of Husain Haqqani, Pakistan's Ambassador here, saying it has not received formal notification about the acceptance of resignation of the

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  Handling Of Indian Chopper Issue By Pak A Good News Story : US

  World | October 27, 2011 7:53 IST

  Washington, Oct 27: The handling of the incident of an Indian chopper inadvertently flying into Pakistani territory early this week by New Delhi and Islamabad is a “good news story” coming out of the region,

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  India's Democratic Experience Could Be Of Help To Libya, Says US

  World | September 01, 2011 10:44 IST

  Washington, Sep 1: India, with its vast experience in democratic governance, could be of help to Libya as the country moves towards a representative form of governance, the US has said.“We don't have the menu

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  U.S. Confident Of India's Ability To Manage 'Internal Situation'

  World | August 16, 2011 13:37 IST

  Washington, August 16 : United States has exuded confidence in India's ability to manage its “internal situation” remaining consistent with the democratic values.“India is a very strong and vibrant democracy, and we have confidence in

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  US Hopes India Will Exercise Restraint During Hazare Fast

  World | August 12, 2011 21:28 IST

  Washington, Aug 12: Ahead of the proposed August 16 fast against corruption by social activist Anna Hazare, the United States has hoped that New Delhi would exercise democratic restraint in the way it deals with