Pakistan, July 29 -- Pakistan has renewed its call for peace with India by proposing composite dialogue to resolve longstanding disputes, including Kashmir. Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar made the announcement during a press briefing in New York. He said the talks should address all issues, not just terrorism. He stressed that Pakistan has suffered greatly from terrorism and deserves international recognition for its sacrifices.

Dar highlighted that the Kashmir issue remains central to peace in the region. He shared that the topic was discussed with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio during a recent meeting. Dar recalled that former US President Donald Trump also raised the Kashmir issue multiple times. He added that Pakistan cannot achieve l...