Pakistan, May 21 -- ISLAMABAD, May 21 - Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced that Pakistan and India have agreed to return to a peacetime position and resume dialogue through their national security advisers. The talks will take place at a neutral venue, although India has reportedly declined third-party mediation.

While speaking with senior journalists, the Prime Minister revealed that Pakistan would raise four key issues during the discussions: Kashmir, water disputes, trade, and terrorism. He emphasized that India's intelligence agencies were behind banned outfits like the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA), and that Pakistan would present clear evidence of Indian-backed terrorism to the international community.

Sharif also said th...