India, Pakistan Report Progress in Peace Talks
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Pakistan and India have reported progress in their year-long peace process but they remain far apart on ways to resolve their territorial dispute over Kashmir, the cause of two of the three wars between them.
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The foreign ministers of India and  Pakistan said on Monday they had made modest progress in talks  to revive a flagging peace process, but the two nations showed  no sign of resolving any differences over Kashmir.
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The foreign ministers of India and Pakistan held a closing round of talks amid reports of progress on peripheral issues, but the nuclear rivals remained deadlocked on Kashmir.
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Nuclear-armed rivals Pakistan and  India ended two days of talks on Tuesday, saying they had  narrowed some differences and agreed a rough schedule for  future discussions but made no significant breakthrough.
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The leaders of India and Pakistan met Friday and promised measures to gradually ease tensions between their nations and explore a peaceful settlement for the disputed Kashmir region.
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India and Pakistan resolved to widen their peace dialogue yesterday as they discussed festering issues including their decades-old dispute over Kashmir.
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NEW DELHI Sept. 4, 2004 - Nuclear rivals India and Pakistan agreed Saturday to widen their peace dialogue in talks that focused on eight festering issues, including the decades-old dispute over the Himalayan region of Kashmir.
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The two nuclear rivals India and Pakistan began a second day of talks aimed at reaching an agreement on confidence-building steps that would safeguard against an accidental war, part of a broader peace process aimed at resolving five decades of tensions.
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NEW DELHI The foreign ministers of India and Pakistan concluded two days of talks here with modest progress on a host of issues and an unusually blunt acknowledgment that their dispute over Kashmir continues to loom between them.
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Signs of discord emerged between  India and Pakistan as foreign ministers from the nuclear-armed  rivals met on Sunday to review and advance a peace process that  has faltered recently over Kashmir.
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NEW DELHI -- The Indian and Pakistani foreign ministers ended two days of peace talks yesterday with promises of more negotiations on trust-building measures but no sign of progress toward resolving the pivotal dispute over the divided Himalayan region of Kashmir.
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AMSTERDAM: President General Pervez Musharraf has described the progress made during his talks with the Indian Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh in New York as a gain for peace.
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The foreign ministers of India and Pakistan said yesterday they had made modest progress in talks to revive a flagging peace process, but the two nations showed no sign of resolving any differences over Kashmir.
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Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf said on Sunday they will use their first meeting this month to push forward a cautious peace process between the two nuclear rivals.
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India&#39;s foreign minister says modest progress was made in two days of peace talks with his Pakistani counterpart in New Delhi.
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India and Pakistan pledged to keep their shaky peace process on track during the first contact since 2001 between their foreign ministers over Kashmir but an upsurge in Islamic militancy in the disputed region dogged the talks in New Delhi.
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Nuclear-armed India and Pakistan  appeared to make little headway in pressing ahead with their  slow-moving peace process Monday and remained far apart on ways  to resolve their most contentious dispute over Kashmir.