Pakistan Nato Attack

US may apologise to Pak for 26 Nov NATO attack: Report

In an effort to mend ties, the United States is considering to apologise to Pakistan for the November incident that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers in a NATO cross-border fire, a media report said today.

Pak to allow US military trainers to return: report

Pakistan would allow US military trainers, who were kicked out of the country following the NATO raid, to return in April or May and would also reopen the supply route for the coalition forces based in Afghanistan.

No interruption in civilian aid to Pak post 26 Nov: US

The US has not interrupted civilian aid to Pakistan after the "tragic" 26 November incident, in which 24 soldiers from that country were killed in a NATO cross border fire, the State Department has said.

US has plenty of concerns with regard to Pakistan: Nuland

State Department spokesperson Victoria Nuland was upset that Pakistan did not join the CENTCOM investigation into the 26 November incident in which 24 Pakistani soldiers were killed in a NATO air strike.

Pak terror problem due to 'partnership' with US: Imran

Imran Khan said that while his party wants good relations with all countries, including the US, it "strongly believes that this partnership cannot be at the cost of Pakistan's national interest".

Post NATO attack, Pak envoys push for foreign policy revamp

Pakistan's top diplomats have recommended an overhaul of the country's ties with the US and doing away of the understandings reached during the Pervez Musharraf regime.

Top NATO commander spoke to Kayani, says Pak talking again to US-led coalition

Voicing cautious optimism, a top NATO commander in Afghanistan has said that he's seeing signs of a possible lifting of Pakistan's communications blackout imposed on the US-led coalition after NATO airstrikes.

US won't cut any civilian aid to Pakistan

Struggling hard to restore its ties with Pakistan in the aftermath of NATO air strike last month, the Obama Administration today said that it has not cut any civilian aid to Pakistan.

Pak airspace may be closed for US: Gilani

Pakistan may continue blocking NATO supply convoys into Afghanistan for several weeks and would not rule out closing its airspace to the US, Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani said.

US shifts spy planes from Pakistan to Afghanistan following NATO strike

After the NATO attack on two military border posts on 26 November, Pakistan asked the US to vacate Shamsi airbase by 11 December.