A congressional hearing in Washington saw sharp questions over a memorandum involving Pakistan’s Roosevelt Hotel in New York, with lawmakers seeking clarity on Washington’s role in discussions around the foreign-owned property.
He described US ties with Pakistan—India’s hostile neighbour—as part of a “mature, pragmatic foreign policy,” adding that New Delhi also maintains relations with countries that are not allies of the United States.
Recent weeklong visits by Pakistan’s foreign minister, Bilawal Bhutto and army chief, General Bajwa, to Washington, signal a resetting of Pakistan ties, believed by some to be a message to India.
Dismissing Khan's foreign conspiracy claim as "propaganda and lies", US State Department spokesperson Ned Price said the US values its relationship with Pakistan.
President Donald Trump would try to work with Pakistan “one more time” but is prepared to take “whatever steps necessary”…
