Author: Jahanzaib Ali
The US and Pakistan Strengthen Bilateral Cooperation In a recent visit to Pakistan, Under Secretary John Bass from the US State Department discussed ways to enhance bilateral cooperation. Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar, along with Chief of Army Staff General Asim Munir, met with Bass in Islamabad to discuss economic and security issues, including countering terrorism and regional stability. During the meeting, Bass expressed appreciation for Pakistan’s assistance in resettling Afghans in the United States and congratulated Pakistan on its election as a non-permanent member of the UN Security Council for 2025-2026. The discussions highlighted the importance…
WASHINGTON CONDEMNS TERRORIST ATTACK IN BALOCHISTAN, PAKISTAN The Pentagon has strongly denounced the recent Balochistan terrorist attack, in Pakistan. Pentagon spokesperson Sabrina Singh confirmed the condemnation and reaffirmed Washington’s commitment to collaborating with Pakistan in eliminating terrorism. This declaration emphasizes the longstanding cooperation between the US and the Pakistani government, with a promise to continue working together. When asked about a meeting with the Indian defense minister regarding attacks on Sikhs, Singh chose not to comment on the issue. Additionally, US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has approved extra military support capabilities for the Secret Service to safeguard presidential and vice…
US Urges Taliban to Prevent Terror Attacks from Afghan Soil Amidst the recent surge in terror attacks in Pakistan, the United States has called on the Taliban to ensure that terrorist activities are not initiated from Afghan territory. The US State Department spokesperson, Matthew Miller, emphasized the importance of addressing the issue of terrorists using Afghan soil during a press briefing. Miller commended the resilience of the Pakistani people in the face of violent extremism, stating the shared interest in safeguarding regional security. Additionally, he reiterated the significance of Pakistan securing an IMF deal to enhance its economy. In related…
US State Department Expresses Concern Over Potential Ban of PTI in Pakistan The US State Department spokesperson, Matthew Miller, has addressed concerns regarding the potential ban on the political party, PTI, in Pakistan. Miller emphasized the importance of reviewing government statements on the issue, stating that any move to ban a political party is alarming. Miller reiterated the US commitment to supporting the rule of law in Pakistan and condemned political violence in any country, including Pakistan. He stressed the significance of respecting democratic principles, human rights, and freedom of expression in Pakistan, advocating for the peaceful observance of constitutional…
US State Dept Opposes Violent Protests: What You Need to Know The United States (US) has taken a firm stance against violent protests, echoing its support for legitimate, free expression and peaceful assembly. This position was reaffirmed by US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller during a recent press briefing. Addressing the parallels between the May 9 protests in Pakistan and the January 6 riots in the US, Miller emphasized that the US condemns violence, vandalism, looting, and arson in any context. Furthermore, in response to questions about strikes against TTP in Afghanistan, Miller highlighted the shared interest in combating threats…
The United States Reaffirms Neutrality on Pakistan’s Political Dynamics Washington DC: The United States has restated its neutral position on Pakistan’s internal political landscape, emphasizing its dedication to strengthening bilateral relations with the nation as a whole, rather than aligning with any specific party or candidate. In a recent meeting with President of World Memon Organization Salman Iqbal, Elizabeth Horst, the Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for South and Central Asia, emphasized the U.S. government’s interest in maintaining strong ties with Pakistan regardless of its political environment. Horst commended the potential she observed in the youth of Pakistan, noting their energy…