Germany to Pakistan: Terror for political goals unacceptable

[IceCold]

Lets stay on topic please. I agree in Principle with Merkel's statement but strongly disagree with the venue and timing. If we are to resolve our issues with Pakistan then we should address them with the Pakistanis directly instead of getting others involved. It only hightens the animosity and decreases the chances for understanding between these unfortunate neighbours.

Well said. Considering the distrust between two nuclear armed nations, this kind of attitude would only raise the bar of tensions and will not help lower it. Pakistan and India have sufficient platforms to discuss bilateral issues, there was certainly no need for this.

 

[AgNoStiC MuSliM]

Responding to the demarche, the German charge d’ affaires said the chancellor’s remarks had been misquoted. Chancellor Merkel had outlined the general principles of Germany’s counterterrorism policy and her remarks were not Pakistan-specific, he assured.

Politically incorrect: Pakistan summons French, German diplomats – The Express Tribune

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Well, that didn't take too long.

 

[SMC]

 

[LEGENDARY WARRIOR]

Tell me how India influenced Germany on this issue?

I dont work for wikileaks or some other organisation that I can tell you how Germany was influenced by India and I dont want to make random guess. But it is obvious that a country like Germany which never blamed Pakistan for terrorism suddenly claims that Pakistan is some how behind these terrorist attacks. . .

 

[Trichy]

I dont work for wikileaks or some other organisation that I can tell you how Germany was influenced by India and I dont want to make random guess. But it is obvious that a country like Germany which never blamed Pakistan for terrorism suddenly claims that Pakistan is some how behind these terrorist attacks. . .

I may think that's called Economic Power.???

 

[GentlemanObserver]

As Agnostic pointed it... It was taken out of context, and NOT DIRECTED AT PAKISTAN, Just like the EU Statement issued last week, not naming any specific country yet Hindu Times ran with "EU warns PAKISTAN"

... Well it was Hindustan times.. xD

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

As Agnostic pointed it... It was taken out of context, and NOT DIRECTED AT PAKISTAN, Just like the EU Statement issued last week, not naming any specific country yet Hindu Times ran with "EU warns PAKISTAN"

... Well it was Hindustan times.. xD

Such shameful behaviour by the Indian media, twisting the facts to make a headline. As usual.

 

[Yeti]

Full credit to German PM for joining UK to stand united aganist terrorism the world is on the same page and the German elite police are now training Indian NSG after 26/11 which shows actions speak louder than words.

 

[IceCold]

Such shameful behaviour by the Indian media, twisting the facts to make a headline. As usual.

What else to be expected out of Indians.

 

[IceCold]

Full credit to German PM for joining UK to stand united aganist terrorism the world is on the same page and the German elite police are now training Indian NSG after 26/11 which shows actions speak louder than words.

And so is Pakistan, yet twisting facts to suit the Indian flavor by your media is indeed shameful because no where did the German Chancellor mentioned Pakistan. Pathetic display by the orange media once again.

 

[Veeru]

And so is Pakistan, yet twisting facts to suit the Indian flavor by your media is indeed shameful because no where did the German Chancellor mentioned Pakistan. Pathetic display by the orange media once again.

Germany slams Pakistan on terror to placate India | Pakistan | News | Newspaper | Daily | English | Online

1. So in your opinion, The Nation from pakistan is a orange media?????

2. What about Sarkozy the french president???????

3. How can we believe the pakistani media that "Germany have clarified".

4. Even if one take ur argument and don't see the word pakistan in the statement do you really think it changes the thing any different??????

 

[Rafi]

Germany slams Pakistan on terror to placate India | Pakistan | News | Newspaper | Daily | English | Online

1. So in your opinion, The Nation from pakistan is a orange media?????

2. What about Sarkozy the french president???????

3. How can we believe the pakistani media that "Germany have clarified".

4. Even if one take ur argument and don't see the word pakistan in the statement do you really think it changes the thing any different??????

You gotta see some one about your Pakistani obsession - it really is unhealthy, and regarding the statements, their just that - they have a comprehensive relationship with us, so don't worry be happy

 

[Yeti]

And so is Pakistan, yet twisting facts to suit the Indian flavor by your media is indeed shameful because no where did the German Chancellor mentioned Pakistan. Pathetic display by the orange media once again.

Our orange media is better than your green media who make wikileak lies only Pakistani media did that no1 else ask yourself why?

As for what the German Chancellor said well this was her words:


BERLIN: German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Saturday accused Pakistan of trying to solve political issues in the guise of terrorism, and stated that Pakistan will have to change its policies.


Pakistan must change its policies: Merkel | Pakistan | DAWN.COM

 

[India Rising]

Pakistan conveys its disappointment to France and Germany

SLAMABAD: Pakistan on Monday conveyed its disappointment to France and Germany over the reported remarks by the French President and the German Chancellor relating to Pakistan. "Today, the Foreign Office conveyed the Government and the people of Pakistan''s disappointment separately to the Ambassador of France and the German Charge d'' Affaires (CdA) in Islamabad at the reported remarks by President Nicolas Sarkozy and Chancellor Angela Merkel relating to Pakistan following their meeting with the Indian Prime Minister in New Delhi and Berlin, respectively". "It was underlined that Pakistan enjoyed excellent relations with both France and Germany and that bilateral cooperation in all areas had lately been on the increase. "Pakistan was, therefore, surprised and disappointed at the reported remarks made by the two leaders," a statement issued by the foreign office here on Monday. Both France and Germany were well aware of the great sacrifices being rendered by Pakistan in the ongoing fight against terrorism. Therefore, incriminating Pakistan in the context of terrorism was unjustified and uncalled for, the statement stressed. Responding to the demarche, the German CdA said that the Chancellor''s remarks had been misquoted. Chancellor Merkel had outlined general principles of Germany''s counterterrorism policy. He assured that her remarks were not Pakistan specific, the statement added.

Pakistan conveys its disappointment to France and Germany | Hamsab.net - Explore Current Affairs

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Pakistan conveys its disappointment to France and Germany

SLAMABAD: Pakistan on Monday conveyed its disappointment to France and Germany over the reported remarks by the French President and the German Chancellor relating to Pakistan. "Today, the Foreign Office conveyed the Government and the people of Pakistan''s disappointment separately to the Ambassador of France and the German Charge d'' Affaires (CdA) in Islamabad at the reported remarks by President Nicolas Sarkozy and Chancellor Angela Merkel relating to Pakistan following their meeting with the Indian Prime Minister in New Delhi and Berlin, respectively". "It was underlined that Pakistan enjoyed excellent relations with both France and Germany and that bilateral cooperation in all areas had lately been on the increase. "Pakistan was, therefore, surprised and disappointed at the reported remarks made by the two leaders," a statement issued by the foreign office here on Monday. Both France and Germany were well aware of the great sacrifices being rendered by Pakistan in the ongoing fight against terrorism. Therefore, incriminating Pakistan in the context of terrorism was unjustified and uncalled for, the statement stressed. Responding to the demarche, the German CdA said that the Chancellor''s remarks had been misquoted. Chancellor Merkel had outlined general principles of Germany''s counterterrorism policy. He assured that her remarks were not Pakistan specific, the statement added.

Pakistan conveys its disappointment to France and Germany | Hamsab.net - Explore Current Affairs

 

[Rafi]

Pakistan conveys its disappointment to France and Germany

SLAMABAD: Pakistan on Monday conveyed its disappointment to France and Germany over the reported remarks by the French President and the German Chancellor relating to Pakistan. "Today, the Foreign Office conveyed the Government and the people of Pakistan''s disappointment separately to the Ambassador of France and the German Charge d'' Affaires (CdA) in Islamabad at the reported remarks by President Nicolas Sarkozy and Chancellor Angela Merkel relating to Pakistan following their meeting with the Indian Prime Minister in New Delhi and Berlin, respectively". "It was underlined that Pakistan enjoyed excellent relations with both France and Germany and that bilateral cooperation in all areas had lately been on the increase. "Pakistan was, therefore, surprised and disappointed at the reported remarks made by the two leaders," a statement issued by the foreign office here on Monday. Both France and Germany were well aware of the great sacrifices being rendered by Pakistan in the ongoing fight against terrorism. Therefore, incriminating Pakistan in the context of terrorism was unjustified and uncalled for, the statement stressed. Responding to the demarche, the German CdA said that the Chancellor''s remarks had been misquoted. Chancellor Merkel had outlined general principles of Germany''s counterterrorism policy. He assured that her remarks were not Pakistan specific, the statement added.

Pakistan conveys its disappointment to France and Germany | Hamsab.net - Explore Current Affairs

---------- Post added at 08:29 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:29 PM ----------

Pakistan conveys its disappointment to France and Germany

SLAMABAD: Pakistan on Monday conveyed its disappointment to France and Germany over the reported remarks by the French President and the German Chancellor relating to Pakistan. "Today, the Foreign Office conveyed the Government and the people of Pakistan''s disappointment separately to the Ambassador of France and the German Charge d'' Affaires (CdA) in Islamabad at the reported remarks by President Nicolas Sarkozy and Chancellor Angela Merkel relating to Pakistan following their meeting with the Indian Prime Minister in New Delhi and Berlin, respectively". "It was underlined that Pakistan enjoyed excellent relations with both France and Germany and that bilateral cooperation in all areas had lately been on the increase. "Pakistan was, therefore, surprised and disappointed at the reported remarks made by the two leaders," a statement issued by the foreign office here on Monday. Both France and Germany were well aware of the great sacrifices being rendered by Pakistan in the ongoing fight against terrorism. Therefore, incriminating Pakistan in the context of terrorism was unjustified and uncalled for, the statement stressed. Responding to the demarche, the German CdA said that the Chancellor''s remarks had been misquoted. Chancellor Merkel had outlined general principles of Germany''s counterterrorism policy. He assured that her remarks were not Pakistan specific, the statement added.

Pakistan conveys its disappointment to France and Germany | Hamsab.net - Explore Current Affairs

Responding to the demarche, the German CdA said that the Chancellor''s remarks had been misquoted. Chancellor Merkel had outlined general principles of Germany''s counterterrorism policy. He assured that her remarks were not Pakistan specific, the statement added.

They have clarified the statement -