White House: Not U.S. policy to threaten Pakistan
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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.
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The White House denied that the government panel was aimed primarily at China.
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President Bush defended yesterday Pakistan&#39;s cooperation in the hunt for Osama bin Laden despite the inability of US and Pakistani troops
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Pakistan Tuesday dismissed a claim by  a U.S. counter-terrorism official that the United States and  its allies were closing in on the world's most wanted man,  Osama bin Laden.
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Pakistan will not allow any country to conduct military operations on its territory, officials said on Monday, rejecting a report that said the United States was considering authorizing its forces to act in Pakistan.
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President Bush said today he was surprised by reports that a former top State Department official threatened heavy U.S. bombing of Pakistan if it did not cooperate with the United States after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, and Pakistan's visiting president declined to comment on the...
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President Pervez Musharraf of Pakistan   said that after the September 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.
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Imposition of emergency rule would  be a step backward for Pakistan and the United States hopes  President Pervez Musharraf doesn&#39;t take such action, a senior  U.S. official said on Thursday.
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President George W. Bush said on   Friday he knew of no U.S. threat to bomb Pakistan following the   September 11 attacks.
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The US backs democratic change in Pakistan but avoids comment on Gen Musharraf's plan to stay army chief.
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Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Tuesday the Bush administration will fight efforts to curb billions of dollars in US aid to Pakistan while warning President Pervez Musharraf he must support and promote democracy
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WASHINGTON -- President Bush has decided to warn Pakistan's leader to pursue Al Qaeda operatives in the tribal regions near Afghanistan more aggressively or risk a cut in aid by Congress, The New York Times reported today. The decision follows a US intelligence assessment that the Al Qaeda terrorist organization is rebuilding its infrastructure in the border regions. The Times, ...
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Pakistan's leader cited a book deal  during an appearance with President George W. Bush on Friday to  avoid talking about a purported U.S. threat to bomb his country  back to the Stone Age after the September 11 attacks.
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The Bush administration does not plan to take immediate action or pressure foreign governments to act against individuals or companies that may have violated U.N. sanctions against Saddam Hussein because it fears igniting new tensions with allies -- and undermining the president's message that he is working closely with the international community, according to U.S. officials.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan, Sept. 24 -- After keeping quiet for much of the year as Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf suppressed domestic opposition, the United States on Monday issued an unusually harsh rebuke to the government for locking up key political rivals ahead of next week's election.
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Washington: The United States has said Pakistani leader Pervez Musharraf has not taken any decision on keeping both posts of Army Chief and the President and it expected continued democratic reforms in the country.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan -- Pakistan yesterday rejected a claim by the US intelligence chief that Osama bin Laden and his deputy were hiding in northwestern Pakistan, and that Al Qaeda was setting up camps near the Afghan border.