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India and Pakistan begin peace talks

Nuclear-armed rivals India and Pakistan began historic meetings today aimed at preparing the way for a sustained peace dialogue on Kashmir and other disputes that have kept the neighbours at loggerheads for decades.

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India and Pakistan agree to talks

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Summit brings hope of Indo-Pakistan peace moves

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India's PM calls for end to rivalries

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India in bid to mend relations with Pakistan

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India rejects Iraq peacekeeping role

India rejects US request to send troops to Iraq

India today rejected a US request for peacekeeping troops in Iraq, saying it would consider sending soldiers only under a United Nations mandate.

Mon, 14 Jul, 2003

US signs terror treaty in Asia

THE United States and a bloc of Southeast Asian nations have agreed on a sweeping anti-terrorism treaty intended to plug security holes, boost US aid to the region and free the United States to more easily confront terrorists there.

Fri, 02 Aug, 2002

India says three strike divisions withdrawn from border

The Indian army has withdrawn three strike divisions from the Pakistan frontier as militant infiltrations decline, senior army and government officials said today.

Tue, 16 Jul, 2002

India blames militants for massacre

INDIA yesterday turned its anger on Pakistan and Islamic militants, blaming them for the massacre of 27 Hindu civilians in a slum in Indian-controlled Kashmir.

Mon, 15 Jul, 2002

India plans to get tough on militants

India’s new foreign minister doubts Pakistan intends to stop cross-border incursions by Islamic militants in Kashmir completely, and said India must be "very, very careful"’ in dealing with Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf.

Thu, 04 Jul, 2002