No breakthrough as Kashmir talks end
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The Indian and Pakistani foreign ministers ended two days of talks yesterday with promises of more negotiations on trust-building measures but no sign of progress toward resolving their pivotal dispute over the divided Himalayan region of Kashmir.
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Colombo: Norway&#39;s latest bid to salvage Sri Lanka&#39;s faltering peace process ended without a breakthrough Friday but the government and the rebels have pledged to continue to uphold a fragile truce.
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A long-awaited summit meeting between   the leaders of India and Pakistan this week, their first in a   year, is not expected to produce any dramatic breakthroughs   with both sides facing domestic political pressure.
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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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India and Pakistan cannot settle their dispute over Kashmir unless residents of the region are included in talks, separatist leaders said as the nations ended two days of discussions.
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LONDON, December 08 (Online): President General Pervez Musharraf on Tuesday said that 15 options could be discussed between India-Pakistan to settle the Kashmir dispute, however no solution will be acceptable against the will of the people of the valley.
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Top diplomats from Pakistan and India are meeting for talks on disputed Kashmir but no breakthrough is expected on the issue, which lies at the heart of a rivalry between the nuclear-armed nations.
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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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Negotiations to restore Northern Irelandâs power-sharing administration appear have ended without producing a deal, it was claimed today.
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Observing that the Composite Dialogue process was being pursued step-by-step, External Affairs Minister K Natwar Singh today made it clear that until cross-border terrorism was stopped, talks on the Kashmir issue cannot move forward.
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NEW DELHI, 7 September 2004 - India and Pakistan stuck to their guns on the Kashmir issue as the foreign ministers of the two countries concluded their talks yesterday on what was described as a âpositive note.
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their slow-moving peace process but they have reported no significant breakthrough after two days of talks. Islamabad reported no progress towards a solution on Kashmir, the divided Himalayan state at the heart of their rivalry.
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New Delhi: The two-day India-Pakistan talks on starting a bus service between Srinagar and Muzaffarabad concluded on Wednesday. There was no official comment on the discussions between the two sides, but it
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Foreign Ministers of India and  Pakistan ended a first round of talks looking for ways to  advance a faltering peace process, amid signs of discord over  the decades-old dispute in Kashmir.
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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.
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and India failed to agree on the text of the draft agreement on advance notification of missile tests as the expert-level meetings on nuclear CBMs concluded here on Wednesday.
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New talks aimed at halting Friday's national postal strike end without any progress, the CWU says.