Press Releases: U.S.-India Strategic Dialogue Joint Statement U.S.-India Strategic Dialogue Joint Statement Office of the Spokesman Washington, DC June 3, 2010 Following is the text of the joint statement released at the conclusion of the United States-India Strategic Dialogue, held in Washington, D.C. on June 1-4, 2010 BEGIN TEXT: U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and India’s External Affairs Minister, Shri S.M. Krishna, met in Washington on … Read more on U.S. Department of State

Strategic Dialogue a milestone in India-US ties: Envoy Strategic Dialogue a milestone in India-US ties: EnvoyStrategic Dialogue a milestone in India-US ties: Envoy Read more on The Economic Times

Strategic dialogue begins, Pak on Krishna lips As the inaugural US-India strategic dialogue started in Washington on Thursday morning, External Affairs Minister SM Krishna emphasised how terrorism emanating from Pakistani soil not only endangered India but also had ramifications for the American homeland. Anirudh Bhattacharyya reports. Read more on Hindustan Times

Indo-US dialogue begins, Krishna meets Hillary Kickstarting the first-ever India-US strategic dialogue, Indian External Affairs Minister met his American counterpart Hillary Clinton on Thursday at the Foggy Bottom headquarters of the US state department. Read more on rediff.com

Sudan: Ban Welcomes Pledges for Dialogue
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today welcomed efforts by the ruling parties in Sudan to enter dialogue with opposition candidates and parties as polling ended in the country’s first national elections in 24 years.

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Next Strategic Dialogue will be held in Pakistan: Holbrooke
WASHINGTON : US special envoy for Pakistan and Afghanistan, Richard Holbrooke said next Pakistan-US Strategic Dialogue will be held in Pakistan, Aaj News reported on Saturday. According to the channel, Holbrooke said next Strategic Dialogue will not be ….

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India not interested in resuming dialogue: foreign office
ISLAMABAD (March 05 2010): Pakistan on Thursday regretted that India was not interested in resumption of composite dialogue and wanted to engage Pakistan in foreign office level talks.

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India says time not ripe yet for composite dialogue
Turning down Pakistan’s renewed call for resumption of the ‘composite dialogue’, India thursday opted for a ‘graduated step-by-step approach’ and gave islamabad three additional dossiers linking terror activities to elements in that country.

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Resume dialogue, says Gilani
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan favours resumption of the stalled composite dialogue with India, but “the vibes emanating from the other side have not been encouraging,” Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani said on Thursday.

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