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Pakistan offers zero-tariff bilateral trade deal to US: Report
Pakistan has proposed a zero-tariff bilateral trade agreement to the United States, aiming to boost commerce across various sectors. This offer follows President Trump's assertion of brokering a ceasefire between Pakistan and India and his expressed interest in expanding trade with both nations. The proposal comes after a temporary suspension of reciprocal tariffs announced by Trump on several countries.
In Qatar, Trump once again claims he 'helped settle' tensions between India and Pakistan
Donald Trump has repeatedly claimed that he helped settle tensions between India and Pakistan, even suggesting the US brokered a ceasefire. This claim follows India's strikes on terror infrastructure after an attack and Pakistan's subsequent attempts to retaliate.
'Key goals achieved': Dr S Jaishankar on cessation of military action between India, Pakistan
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar stated that India achieved its objectives by dismantling terrorist infrastructure during the conflict with Pakistan. He noted that India had communicated its intention to target terrorist infrastructure, not the Pakistani military, offering them a chance to avoid intervention.
Pakistani reporter attempts accusing PM Modi of blocking Indo-Pak peace deal, US spokesperson schools him, asks to focus on ceasefire agenda
During a press briefing, a US official skillfully sidestepped a Pakistani reporter's attempt to implicate Prime Minister Modi in hindering peace talks with India. The US State Department emphasised its focus on maintaining the ceasefire between the two nations and promoting direct communication, while reaffirming President Trump's commitment to peaceful resolutions and global conflict resolution.
'I said let's do some trade': Trump reaffirms claim of brokering India-Pakistan military truce
Donald Trump says the US helped broker a truce between India and Pakistan. He links trade incentives to de-escalation after Operation Sindoor. India denies any US role. New Delhi insists the ceasefire was a direct agreement between military officials. Discussions with the US followed, but trade was not on the table.
'Ameriki papa ne war rukwa di kya': Congress takes swipe at govt over Trump's remarks
After Donald Trump claimed he brokered the recent India-Pakistan ceasefire using trade incentives, Congress questioned whether Prime Minister Modi and Foreign Minister Jaishankar compromised India’s security under U.S. pressure. Congress leaders criticized Trump for "hyphenating" India and Pakistan and compared Modi to Shehbaz Sharif.
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Convinced them to have peace and make trade deals: Trump on US role in India-Pak understanding
In a Fox News interview, Donald Trump claimed to have brokered peace between India and Pakistan, advocating for trade deals over nuclear weapons. He asserted his administration's role in halting a potential nuclear conflict.
Pakistan High Commissioner staffer declared persona non grata for 'espionage'
India has declared a Pakistan High Commission staff member persona non grata for espionage activities in Punjab, demanding his departure within 24 hours. Simultaneously, India dismissed suggestions of a potential nuclear conflict with Pakistan, asserting its conventional military action forced Pakistan to cease firing.
India targeted Pakistan's terror infrastructure that has killed civilians worldwide, says MEA
India has confirmed that the recent military strikes on terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan were a direct response to the April 22 Pahalgam attack. The Ministry of External Affairs said these camps were not only a threat to Indians but to innocents worldwide. MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal stated Pakistan was forced to agree to a ceasefire after India’s precision strike on key air force bases. New Delhi has made clear that ties will not improve until Islamabad ends support for cross-border terrorism.
Our military action entirely in conventional domain: MEA on Trump's speculation on nuclear conflict between India, Pak
MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal addressed Donald Trump's nuclear conflict claim, clarifying India's military actions remained conventional. Trump asserted US intervention averted a potential nuclear war between India and Pakistan following a ceasefire agreement. Indian officials emphasized the bilateral nature of the agreement, dismissing any external facilitation or third-party involvement.
India will not tolerate any nuclear blackmail: PM Modi's clear warning to Pakistan
Prime Minister Modi declared that India will not accept nuclear blackmail, emphasizing that Operation Sindoor against Pakistan is currently suspended. Future actions hinge on Pakistan's conduct following attacks on 26 Indian locations after India retaliated for the Pahalgam terror attack. Modi highlighted that the operation demonstrated India's resolve, resulting in the elimination of over 100 terrorists.
Modi govt missed opportunity to realise Savarkar's dream of 'Akhand Bharat': Sena (UBT)
Shiv Sena (UBT) criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government for failing to achieve V.D. Savarkar's vision of 'Akhand Bharat' by halting military actions against Pakistan. The party mouthpiece 'Saamana' suggested India missed an opportunity to seize Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir, Karachi, and Lahore. They claim Modi and his allies, despite advocating for 'Akhand Bharat', hesitated when the chance arose, questioning their right to invoke Savarkar's name.
Politician wanting to take credit: Shashi Tharoor slams Trump for declaring halting of Indo-Pak hostilities
Congress leader Shashi Tharoor has criticized US President Donald Trump's announcement regarding the ceasefire between India and Pakistan. Tharoor disapproves of Trump's attempt to take credit and re-hyphenate the two nations. He objects to the false equivalence drawn between India and Pakistan, emphasizing that India will not negotiate under duress.
Trade is a big reason they stopped fighting, claims Donald Trump on India-Pakistan tensions
President Donald Trump asserted that trade played a significant role in the ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan. He stated the United States is prepared to assist both nations following the agreement, which he claims his administration helped facilitate. This understanding to halt firings and military actions followed heightened tensions after attacks.
India's fierce attacks on 11 Pakistani military facilities forced Islamabad to plead for ending hostilities
Following a powerful Indian response that struck 11 Pakistani air bases, Pakistan swiftly sought a ceasefire. India's precision strikes, targeting key installations, prompted Islamabad to urge an end to hostilities. The DGMOs of both nations then reached an understanding, dismissing claims of US mediation in halting military actions.
India and Pakistan agree to a full and immediate ceasefire, next talks on May 12
India Pakistan Ceasefire News: India and Pakistan have agreed to a full and immediate ceasefire starting at 5 PM today, announced Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri. The agreement followed a call between the Directors General of Military Operations (DGMO) from both sides at 3:35 PM, where it was decided that all military actions on land, sea, and air would cease. Further discussions are scheduled for May 12 at noon.
Trump's dive into taking credit for 'mediating a ceasefire' sits uneasily in India
Donald Trump announced a ceasefire between India and Pakistan. This followed Indian strikes on Pakistani air bases. India targeted terror headquarters. Pakistan retaliated, escalating the conflict. The US intervened, leading to a ceasefire. India secured gains, including keeping the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance. Despite losses, India demonstrated its military capabilities. Ceasefires are temporary and can prolong conflict.
India sends strong signal: ‘Pakistan must pay for its terror links’, say officials
India has set a new standard with Pakistan. Pakistan will face consequences for supporting terrorism. Retaliation followed the Pahalgam attack. India struck terror camps in Pakistan. India warned it would target those involved in terrorism. Prime Minister Narendra Modi conveyed a firm message. The US did not mediate tensions. India responded strongly to Pakistani military actions.
Operation Sindoor against Pahalgam attack achieves military, political, psychological objectives
Operation Sindoor, India's response to the Pahalgam attack, achieved military, political, and psychological objectives by targeting terror camps in Pakistan. India linked the Indus Water Treaty to cross-border terrorism, signaling a firm stance against Pakistan's actions. Despite a ceasefire brokered by the US, Pakistan violated the agreement, prompting a high-level meeting in New Delhi to address the breach.
Jaish-e-Mohammed Headquarters in Pakistan's Bahawalpur hit hardest: Sources
India launched Operation Sindoor targeting terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and PoK. This was a response to the Pahalgam attack. Jaish-e-Mohammed headquarters in Bahawalpur suffered heavy damage. Cross-border shelling increased, leading to high alert and blackouts. A ceasefire was announced by US President Trump. However, Pakistan violated the ceasefire with drone incursions.
Trump offered to mediate on Kashmir even in his first term, India turned him down: Former National Security Advisory Board member
Tensions rose between India and Pakistan after Operation Sindoor. India retaliated for the Pahalgam attack by targeting terror infrastructures. US President Trump offered mediation, but India declined. Now, India and Pakistan have reached an understanding. Both sides will stop firing and military action. This agreement follows discussions between the DGMOs of both nations. India maintains a firm stance against terrorism.
Will work with India, Pakistan to find Kashmir solution after a 'thousand years': Donald Trump
President Trump pledged to boost trade with India and Pakistan, expressing hope for a resolution on Kashmir. However, shortly after a ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan went into effect, India accused Pakistan of violating the accord. This led to reports of blasts and electricity shutdowns across Kashmir, raising concerns about the fragile peace.
US Vice President JD Vance called PM Modi after receiving 'alarming intel', encouraged ceasefire: Report
The US intervened to de-escalate India-Pakistan tensions, according to a CNN report. Alarming intelligence prompted US officials to urge Prime Minister Narendra Modi to engage in talks with Pakistan. Vice President JD Vance contacted Modi, suggesting a potential resolution. Donald Trump claimed credit for the ceasefire and promised increased trade. However, Pakistan violated the agreement shortly after it was reached. India reported repeated violations and responded accordingly.
Pakistan violates agreement to stop military action, India retaliates swiftly
India accused Pakistan of violating the newly established ceasefire agreement just hours after it went into effect, citing repeated violations. Explosions rocked Srinagar and other parts of Kashmir, raising concerns about the deal's viability. Despite claims of US mediation, India asserted the agreement was reached bilaterally, with existing treaties and restrictions remaining in place.
Pakistan has violated bilateral understanding reached this afternoon: Govt sources
Just hours after India and Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire, government sources reported violations by Pakistan in the Akhnoor sector with firing and drone sightings. The agreement, announced by US President Trump and confirmed by India, aimed to halt all military actions. Despite the understanding reached, the reported violations raise concerns about the fragile truce.
PM Modi chairs high-level meeting after ceasefire announcement
Narendra Modi chaired a high-level meeting with top officials. This followed an understanding between India and Pakistan to halt military actions. The decision came after discussions between the DGMOs of both nations. They agreed to cease all firings and military actions on land, air, and sea. The announcement was made by Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri.
Indus Waters Treaty will remain in abeyance: Sources
Following the Pahalgam terror attack, India's punitive measures against Pakistan, including the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty, will persist despite a ceasefire understanding. Government sources affirmed India's firm resolve against terrorism, emphasizing that such acts will not go unpunished. While Pakistan acknowledged the ceasefire as a bilateral arrangement, former US President Donald Trump claimed credit for mediating the agreement.
India-Pakistan ceasefire a result of US mediation? What Foreign Secy's statement suggests
India and Pakistan have agreed to a ceasefire, effective immediately, following direct communication between their respective Directors General of Military Operations. The agreement, encompassing land, air, and sea, was reached without any third-party mediation, as confirmed by Indian officials. Both sides will hold further discussions in May to address the situation.
India-Pakistan ceasefire: New Delhi says suspension of visas to continue
India and Pakistan have agreed to a full and immediate ceasefire across land, air and sea, effective from 5 PM on Saturday, announced Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri. The decision followed a call between the Directors General of Military Operations (DGMO) of both countries earlier in the day.
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