US, Pakistan to remain committed to fighting terrorism
108059
US President George W. Bush heldtalks Saturday morning with visiting Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf, focusing on continued commitment to fighting terrorism.
712945
Longtime rivals Pakistan and India pledged Wednesday to share information and help each other prevent terrorism as part of their three-year-old peace process.
509931
The White House said on Friday it   was not U.S. policy to threaten Pakistan after the September 11   attacks despite Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf's   complaint that Washington warned it would bomb his country.
560926
Pakistan and Afghanistan have reaffirmed they are partners in fighting terrorism, Afghan President Hamid Karzai declared Tuesday at the end of a two-day visit.
583309
The United States said it was concerned over safe havens being established by Islamic militants in northern Pakistan's tribal areas bordering Afghanistan.
473700
The White House said on Friday it   was not U.S. policy to threaten Pakistan and former U.S.   diplomat Richard Armitage denied warning Pakistan's president   the United States would bomb his country after September 11.
296869
The Bush administration said on  Wednesday it would insist on a tougher approach to fighting al  Qaeda in Pakistan, acknowledging that a strategy pushed by  President Pervez Musharraf had not worked.
89715
Beijing, Dec. 16 (PTI): China today said it opposed terrorism &quot;in all forms&quot;, and vowed to enhance cooperation with Pakistan to jointly fight against the menace as also to develop the &quot;comprehensive cooperative partnership&quot; with its &quot;all-weather friend.
695301
Washington said Monday it would continue its close links with Pakistan military ruler Pervez Musharraf&#39;s administration despite a call by a leading US newspaper to distance itself from the embattled general.
366424
President Pervez Musharraf of Pakistan said that after the Sept. 11 attacks the United States threatened to bomb his country if it did not cooperate with America's war campaign against the Taliban in Afghanistan.
78258
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice praised two key allies in the fight against terrorism who are sometimes at odds, calling Pakistan President Gen. Pervez Musharraf and Afghanistan&#039;s President Hamid Karzai two leaders the world is lucky to have. But, Rice added, she expects Pakistan&#039;s military leader to fulfill his promise to hold democratic elections next year.
246121
The White House said Wednesday that it had no problem with Prime Minister Gordon Brown dropping the phrase &quot;war on terror&quot; as long as he keeps taking strong action against violent extremists.
475995
The United States will build stronger defense ties with India, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld vowed on Thursday, but New Delhi said proposed US arms sales to Pakistan could affect relations with Washington.
701301
Presidents George W. Bush of the United States and Pervez Musharraf of Pakistan met Saturday to emphasize that ties between their nations remain strong, despite Islamabad&#39;s decision to scale back its search for Osama bin Laden.
475567
The war in Iraq has not made the world safer from terror, Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf told CNN on Tuesday. Musharraf -- often portrayed as being in complete agreement with President Bush -- said he agreed to cooperate in the war on terror in the interests of Pakistan. "We... are victims of terrorism and... are against al Qaeda or any form of terrorism related to [the] Taliban," he said.
506927
LONDON -- The leaders of Britain and Pakistan pledged their commitment yesterday to defeating insurgents in Afghanistan, brushing aside a leaked British military document that said Islamabad's security forces are indirectly supporting terrorist groups.
160566
WASHINGTON, July 22 â One of President Bushâs counterterrorism advisers said today that the United States would consider using military force inside Pakistan if it identified key Al Qaeda targets there, but the Pakistani foreign minister angrily rejected such talk as âirresponsibleâ and said American attacks in the sensitive border area could cause civilian deaths and enrage Pakistani opinion.