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Islamabad says Washington says

What each government says about the other, in its own words: official statements, readouts and briefings, each title quoted exactly as issued and linked to the official page.

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June 2025: 0 from Islamabad, 0 from WashingtonJuly 2025: 1 from Islamabad, 0 from WashingtonAugust 2025: 0 from Islamabad, 0 from WashingtonSeptember 2025: 0 from Islamabad, 0 from WashingtonOctober 2025: 0 from Islamabad, 0 from WashingtonNovember 2025: 0 from Islamabad, 0 from WashingtonDecember 2025: 0 from Islamabad, 0 from WashingtonJanuary 2026: 0 from Islamabad, 0 from WashingtonFebruary 2026: 0 from Islamabad, 0 from WashingtonMarch 2026: 0 from Islamabad, 0 from WashingtonApril 2026: 0 from Islamabad, 0 from WashingtonMay 2026: 2 from Islamabad, 0 from Washington
Statements per month, by date of issue. Counts only what CUPA’s editors have reviewed and published.

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May 2026

  1. Press release ·

    “Deputy Prime Minister/Foreign Minister meets US Secretary of State and National Security Advisor in Washington DC on 29 May 2026”

    Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Pakistan

    Editor’s summary Pakistan's foreign ministry reports a meeting in Washington between Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, at which, it says, both sides agreed to strengthen economic, trade and cultural ties and counter-terrorism and security cooperation.