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G-8 asks Pakistan to end terrorism

The world's rich nations on Thursday called on Pakistan to put a stop to extremist groups using the country as a base.

"We discussed the tensions between India and Pakistan. We agreed that Pakistan must put a permanent stop to terrorist activity originating from territory under its control," said a communiqué, which was released after the end of the two-day Group of Eight summit at Kananaskis, Alberta.

The G-8 leaders urged the two countries to begin talking peace, saying: "Both countries should commit to sustained dialogue on the underlying issues that divide them."

Indo-Pak Tension: The Complete Coverage

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