Miliband calls for Pakistan-India dialogue on Kashmir issue

Speaking at a press conference, Miliband also said that the war on terror depends on Pakistan's participation. "Terrorism is also a threat to Pakistan," said Miliband. In response to a question on Pakistan-India tensions, Miliband said "cold war" or "hot war" is not in favor of Pakistan or India. Miliband arrived in Islamabad on Friday on a two-day visit to defuse tensions between Pakistan and India in the wake of Mumbai attacks. Miliband came here after a three-day visit to India, where he said Pakistan state is not directly involved in Mumbai attacks and urged cooperation between the two nuclear-armed countries. Pakistan-India tensions were heightened as the Indian side accused Pakistan-based militant groups of involvement in last November's Mumbai attacks, which killed more than 170, and demanded a strong action. The tensions between the two countries also put the four-year-long peace process on hold. Local media reported that Britain wants to bring the two countries back to the negotiating table to defuse regional tensions, Kazinform refers to Xinhua.