GEONEWS — broadcast 20260807 150000 UTC 201 transcript segments Google Cloud Speech-to-Text API (Chirp) + Gemini 2.5 Flash Non-Thinking Data courtesy of The GDELT Project (https://www.gdeltproject.org/), from the Internet Archive TV News Archive. Machine transcription. Treat it as a searchable index of what was broadcast, not a verbatim quotation record. [00:00:11] Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey have a defense agreement. An attack on one [00:00:15] will be considered an attack on all three. Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, Saudi [00:00:18] Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan [00:00:22] signed a joint defense agreement in Mecca. The Saudi Foreign Minister said that [00:00:26] the agreement will help promote peace in the region. [00:00:29] Turkey says that the joint defense agreement with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan [00:00:33] is not aimed at targeting any specific country. [00:00:34] نہیں۔ [00:00:41] Federal Information Minister Atta Tar said that the agreement between Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey [00:00:45] will strengthen defense and take the alliance to the next level. [00:00:49] of a traditional funeral. It's a Today is a historic day and the agreement is a success for every Pakistani. He said in an interview with Geo News that the whole [00:00:53] world is recognizing Pakistan's defense capabilities. Pakistan has always [00:00:56] given the message of unity. During the battle for truth, the entire nation. [00:01:32] Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said that the government in Islamabad is in danger, the countdown has begun. [00:01:37] decision also because The countdown was not started by the People's Party but by [00:01:38] stance on an important constitutional matter their own people. This fight is between Islamabad and Lahore. This is their [00:01:41] family's own problem. Rejecting the Azad Kashmir elections, he said that it is a misunderstanding [00:01:45] of Muslim League-N that they will form a government in Muzaffarabad. There are still [00:01:49] 11 seats [00:01:50] left. [00:02:47] purpose is [00:02:58] What could a Victorian gentleman and a [00:03:01] in these circumstances, we have seen [00:04:30] An attack on one country will be considered an attack on all three countries. [00:04:33] The purpose of the agreement is to strengthen the joint defense capability against [00:04:37] any aggression. As a result of the agreement, defense cooperation between Saudi Arabia, [00:04:41] Turkey, and Pakistan will be promoted. Pakistan has declared this agreement a success [00:04:45] for every Pakistani and today as an important day in Pakistan's history. [00:04:49] And surely, this agreement is not only a milestone [00:04:52] for Pakistan, but also a clear [00:04:54] See "Ek Din Geo Ke indication that Muslim countries are now seriously realizing the need for joint security and defense [00:04:58] and defense cooperation. [00:06:23] and the world powers, the Muslim Ummah [00:06:26] in general and our Arab brothers [00:06:30] in particular have also lost a lot of trust. [00:06:34] So, definitely, they have also done a reality check. Secondly, [00:06:37] these three countries are the leading and most important countries [00:06:41] in the Muslim world. So, their combining [00:06:45] their defense capabilities is a very historic [00:06:49] now these three countries understand that [00:06:53] aggression against any one of them will be considered aggression against [00:06:57] all three. So, its most important [00:07:00] significance is for stability. It has [00:07:04] deterrence value, meaning that any power, whether it [00:07:08] is India, whether it is Israel, or any other non-state actor, [00:07:12] now it will have to factor in the collective defense [00:07:15] capabilities of these three countries when considering any aggressive [00:07:19] plan against them. So, I think [00:07:22] this is also a formalization. Pakistan's [00:07:25] experience and [00:07:29] contribution, not only at the diplomatic level [00:07:32] in restraining Iran and preventing [00:07:35] a major conflict between the Arab and [00:07:39] non-Arab worlds, that is also a very important role. So, I believe [00:07:43] that in addition to defense, its security [00:07:46] value and significance are perhaps even more important. [00:07:50] And the most important thing is that this is not an aggressive plan against any [00:07:54] third country. This is not a Muslim NATO. Its [00:07:59] that the whole world and the countries of this region should consider [00:08:03] that these three countries stand together against any aggression. [00:08:07] The responsibility for the security of our Gulf countries has been with [00:08:10] the US for a long time, but [00:08:13] that it has been breached, their security has been breached [00:08:17] by Iran's attacks. Now, if these three [00:08:20] countries come together and make a joint agreement, how will the West [00:08:23] view it? How will the US view it? And obviously, Israel, [00:08:27] whose intentions we keep talking about, that its intentions in this region [00:08:30] are to advance and commit aggression. How will [00:08:34] they view it? Excellent, I think [00:08:37] the Western world after this war, we are seeing it [00:08:40] in two different parts. Firstly, America, which was openly [00:08:44] supporting Israel in a way, and it also [00:08:48] clarified its defense and strategic priorities [00:08:52] that when Arab countries faced a threat, its [00:08:55] priorities were to defend Israel much more than Arab countries, and perhaps [00:08:59] that is why so much progress has been made in this direction at [00:09:03] this time. So, I definitely think that America's thinking [00:09:07] will have a big impact [00:09:10] on its foreign policy in the coming days. [00:10:25] that they might fight each other. Pakistan has thwarted that through [00:10:29] its diplomacy. And at this time, against the expansionism [00:10:32] of Israel or its aggression, I think [00:10:36] there is a very effective and credible [00:10:39] deterrent. Pakistan has its own [00:10:42] security challenges. Pakistan fought a war with India last year, [00:10:46] won the war, but it remains a going threat for Pakistan. The tense situation [00:10:50] in Saudi Arabia at this time, we see it in the entire region. Saudi Arabia is bearing [00:10:53] the brunt of it. [00:11:25] There is no doubt that for energy security, it is an important player in the world. [00:11:28] On the other hand, Turkey has a high-tech defense industry [00:11:32] and it is also a member of NATO. On the third hand, there is Pakistan, which is [00:11:35] also a nuclear power. But at the same time, it also has the world's best army, which has [00:11:39] proven its worth against India. So, the collective [00:11:43] strategic capabilities of these three, their [00:11:46] synergy, is great for lasting peace in this region, [00:11:49] for stability, and for deterring any possible [00:11:53] future aggression. [00:12:55] to move forward is a logical thing, but at the same time, I believe that at this time, [00:12:59] the Muslim world in general and these three countries in particular [00:13:02] have also faced different types of [00:13:05] terrorism, and the threat of non-state actors is also faced [00:13:09] by Saudi Arabia. Turkey has also faced threats [00:13:13] from ISIS and others. Pakistan faces threats from TTP and BLA. So, I believe [00:13:16] counter-terrorism is a domain in which these three can also combine [00:13:20] their experiences and capabilities, and at the same time, I believe [00:13:24] ideologies. [00:18:35] croque possibly have in common? [00:20:32] Saath" on Sunday at 3:55 PM and [00:20:35] 12:55 AM only on Geo News. [00:20:38] पर [00:20:47] This is the Khalil Mosque in the coastal area of Gaza, and you [00:20:51] can see the minaret of the mosque, which has been martyred. This is the eastern Gaza [00:20:54] area. Many mosques here have also been martyred by Israeli [00:20:58] airstrikes. Ahlan wa Sahlan, Palestine. This girl [00:21:02] is saying, Ahlan wa Sahlan, Palestine. Welcome to Palestine. [00:21:05] I am in Baghdad, the capital of Iraq, from Grozny, the capital of Chechnya, [00:21:09] Hamid Mir is present to serve you. From Tora Bora, Hamid Mir is present [00:21:13] to serve you. From Beirut, the capital of Lebanon, Hamid [00:21:17] Mir is present to serve you. This India... [00:21:50] Watch Capital Talk Monday to Thursday at [00:21:53] 4:05 PM and [00:21:55] 8:55 PM only on Geo News. [00:21:58] पर [00:22:07] Welcome. The dispute between the Muslim League-N and the People's Party in the Azad Kashmir elections, which started with allegations, [00:22:10] has now reached the claims of a countdown and the end of the government. [00:22:14] And now this matter seems to be moving towards [00:22:17] another dispute. The thing is that the reason [00:22:21] for this new dispute is not Bilawal Bhutto Zardari but President Asif [00:22:24] Ali Zardari, where his [00:22:28] is different from the federal government. On July 20 and 21, the Judicial Commission [00:22:32] of Pakistan recommended the appointment of 19 additional judges [00:22:36] in various high courts, while the recommendation to make five judges permanent [00:22:39] was also made. In these two sessions of the Judicial Commission, the appointment [00:22:43] of three additional judges in the Islamabad High Court, 10 in the Lahore High Court, three in the Sindh High Court, [00:22:47] and three in the Balochistan High Court was recommended. But [00:22:50] despite 18 days passing, President Asif Ali [00:22:54] Zardari has not yet approved the summary for the appointment of these judges, [00:22:58] nor has the summary been sent back with objections. After which, [00:23:01] this matter has now reached the Islamabad High Court, where a petition has been filed [00:23:05] asking the Islamabad High Court to direct the President to approve the summary, [00:23:09] and the Islamabad High Court, after the first hearing, has reserved its decision on the admissibility [00:23:13] of this petition. But the important thing is that [00:23:17] the federal government, taking advantage of Article 48 in this regard, [00:23:20] is thinking of issuing a notification for the appointment of judges without the President's [00:23:24] approval. According to the news of Safi Malik Asad, according [00:23:28] to Article 48, Section 1 of the Constitution, the President is bound [00:23:32] to act on the advice of the Prime Minister and the Cabinet. But within [00:23:35] 15 days, he can send back any summary [00:23:39] and ask the government to review it. After that, if the summary [00:23:42] is not approved within another 10 days, the government can issue [00:23:46] a notification. But in this case, even after 15 days, [00:25:20] no, there is a faction that is making the Prime Minister fight [00:25:24] with his allies. They themselves [00:25:26] fight with the Prime Minister. The real fight is happening [00:25:30] between Islamabad and Lahore. [00:25:33] You will see these same people who were talking [00:25:37] about a system collapse. They will be saying so loudly [00:25:40] that the Prime Minister will complete his five-year term. [00:25:44] The more loudly they say it, the less they believe [00:25:47] that it will actually happen. The people of Kashmir should not [00:25:51] believe that in three years, will next week remain or [00:25:54] not? On one hand, the tension between N-League and People's Party continues, [00:25:58] and on the other hand, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf has also announced a long march [00:26:02] towards Islamabad on September 27. While the very next day [00:26:06] after this announcement, i.e., yesterday, senior leader of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, Amir Dogar, met [00:26:10] with the Speaker of the National Assembly, Ayaz Sadiq. After which, Amir Dogar claimed [00:26:14] that Speaker Ayaz Sadiq invited Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf for negotiations. [00:26:17] But today, Speaker Ayaz Sadiq refuted it. [00:26:21] You talked about the Speaker's meeting today, and then other things [00:26:25] also happened. Yes. The government that talks about negotiations, [00:26:28] the invitation given by the Prime Minister in the budget session. [00:27:32] The countdown has begun. Even today, in Azad Kashmir, in the rally he addressed, [00:27:36] he said that the countdown of the government has begun, but [00:27:40] this countdown has not been started by the People's Party, but by their own people. [00:27:43] A part of Muslim League-N wants to make the government fight [00:27:47] with its allies. This is their family's [00:27:51] internal matter, meaning that the real fight is between Islamabad [00:27:54] and Lahore. What is this matter, Dr. Sahib, that the matter with the People's Party [00:27:58] has worsened so much? [00:28:01] Look, in Azad Jammu and Kashmir, the success achieved by Pakistan Muslim League-N [00:28:04] the candidates are not making allegations. In Azad Kashmir, the candidates who are contesting the elections [00:28:08] because they do not have any solid evidence, any proof [00:28:12] of any kind of rigging, but the leaders and [00:28:16] the leadership of the People's Party, yes, they have taken [00:28:20] a political stance against us, saying that [00:28:23] there was a lot of rigging there. This is completely against the facts, [00:28:27] and we are allies with them [00:28:30] at the center, [00:28:32] so we have not given them an answer beyond a certain limit. [00:28:36] We respect our leadership, the Prime Minister, Nawaz Sharif Sahib, [00:28:40] our CM. We have great respect for their leadership. [00:28:44] But still, Dr. Sahib, you have answered them. [00:28:47] Rana Sanaullah said that the government itself did [00:28:50] this in two or three days. Muhammad Naqvi Sahib did it. He is your minister. And secondly, he is saying that [00:28:54] it is a fight between Islamabad and Lahore, meaning he wants to say that it is a fight [00:28:58] between Shahbaz Sharif Sahib and Maryam Nawaz Sahiba. Look, this may be their wish, [00:29:01] but in practice, it has no [00:29:05] connection with reality. The whole world knows that [00:29:09] there is a best working relationship at the center [00:29:12] and in Punjab. If work is being done in the whole of Pakistan or at the center, [00:29:16] and if in the provinces,