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Tue, Jan 17 2012 Obama rejects Keystone pipeline Wed, Jan 18 2012 Exclusive: Pakistan-U.S. ties on hold for "evaluation" Tweet Share this Email Print Related News Pakistan court adjourns contempt case against PM 5:22am EST Pakistan rejects U.S. envoy visit: official Wed, Jan 18 2012 Pakistan Taliban leader believed dead: intelligence officials Sun, Jan 15 2012 Pakistan PM won't retract criticism of military Sun, Jan 15 2012 Pakistan's army chief calls PM's criticisms "divisive" Sat, Jan 14 2012 Analysis & Opinion Afghanistan’s symphony Talk to the Taliban Related Topics World » Pakistan's Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar adjusts her head scarf during a press conference with her German counterpart Guido Westerwelle (unseen) at the foreign ministry in Islamabad November 18, 2011. Credit: Reuters/Mian Khursheed By Michael Georgy and Chris Allbritton ISLAMABAD | Thu Jan 19, 2012 11:08am EST ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan's ties with the United States remain on hold following a NATO cross-border air attack, the country's foreign minister said, and Washington should not push Islamabad to go after militant groups or bring them to the Afghan peace process. "Now that the re-evaluation process is underway as we speak, so till the time that that re-evaluation process in not complete, we cannot start the re-engagement," Hina Rabbani Khar said in an interview with Reuters on Thursday. The November 26 NATO attack on the border with Afghanistan, which killed 24 Pakistani soldiers, plunged relations between Washington and Islamabad to their lowest levels in years. Khar said the proposals for the tenor and rules for relations with the United States could be out within days. "We are trying to push for it as we speak," Khar said. "I know that they have completed their recommendations and we will look for an appropriate day to hold the joint session of parliament. The recommendations could come out in days." The United States sees Pakistan as critical to its efforts to wind down the war in neighbouring Afghanistan, where U.S.-led NATO forces are battling a stubborn Taliban insurgency. But the NATO incident exacerbated a crisis in relations which erupted after U.S. special forces killed Osama bin Laden in a unilateral raid on Pakistani soil in May last year which embarrassed Pakistan's powerful military. "I would say they (ties) are conveniently on hold until we start re-engaging," said Khar. The United States has long sought Pakistani cooperation in tackling the Haqqani network, the Afghan insurgent group now seen as the gravest threat to NATO and Afghan troops. In October, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton visited Islamabad with top U.S. military and intelligence officials and urged the Pakistanis to persuade militant groups to pursue peace in Afghanistan, and tackle them if they don't cooperate. Earlier, chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, Admiral Mike Mullen, blamed a deadly bombing at the American embassy in Kabul on the Haqqani network, which has long ties to al Qaeda, and said it acts as a "veritable arm" of Pakistani intelligence. Pakistan argues that the United States needs to be patient and gain a greater understanding of the region's complexities before acting, and that pressure would only hurt efforts to pacify Afghanistan. "'Push' is never wise. I think that every country must be allowed to develop their own strategy and their own timing," said a confident Khar, wearing a traditional head scarf and a colourful shawl. Khar stressed that another incursion by NATO or the United States would be harmful. "What is unacceptable to Pakistan is to have any troops on the ground. What is unacceptable to Pakistan is not to respect the inviolability of our borders," she said. "All of these things make it more difficult for us to be an effective partner." Khar did strike a positive note, stressing the long partnership was vital for the two countries. "I think this will also give us the ability, if we play it right, to strengthen the partnership and to make it much, much more effective," she said. "Let me categorically say that we consider our relations and our relationship with the U.S. to be an extremely important one." (Writing by Michael Georgy; Editing by Ed Lane) World Tweet this Link this Share this Digg this Email Reprints We welcome comments that advance the story through relevant opinion, anecdotes, links and data. If you see a comment that you believe is irrelevant or inappropriate, you can flag it to our editors by using the report abuse links. 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