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[00:00:06] of
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[00:01:40] have the Iranian leadership rule been so by, i
[00:01:43] think they
[00:01:45] of genuinely means in the
[00:01:49] in region leadership and
[00:01:52] i have no second thought about the
[00:01:56] of fact the man of peace.
[00:02:05] of
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[00:02:08] of of
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[00:03:21] Russia's embassy in Colombia has denied allegations that it was
[00:03:24] connected to suspected recruitment networks involving
[00:03:28] Colombian mercenaries. for the war in Ukraine, the
[00:03:32] denial came after Colombian media
[00:03:34] of outlet
[00:03:35] a Noticias Karracol published investigation claiming
[00:03:39] Moscow had recruited Colombians as part of its military strategy
[00:03:43] against Kiev. Russia's diplomatic mission
[00:03:47] said
[00:03:47] of it had no ties to
[00:03:48] of the recruiters mentioned and no knowledge of how their activities were
[00:03:52] funded. The controversy comes as families of
[00:03:56] Colombian recruits report alleged mistreatment. While
[00:04:00] officials say thousands of Colombians have joined foreign conflicts
[00:04:04] for financial reasons, the United Nations has
[00:04:08] warned that many Colombians recruited abroad for armed
[00:04:11] conflicts faced dangerous and difficult
[00:04:14] conditions.
[00:04:21] German police launched an overnight security operation at
[00:04:24] Leipzig Hall airport after an explosive's laden drone
[00:04:28] was discovered near a... Ukrainian cargo plane,
[00:04:32] flights were
[00:04:33] of diverted for several hours as bomb disposal team removed the
[00:04:37] dedonator from the unarmed aircraft found on the
[00:04:40] tarmac, a the airport, key hub for military
[00:04:44] transport by germany and nato allies also serves as base for
[00:04:48] Ukraine's antonov airlines. Ukraine's
[00:04:52] ambassador to Germany Olyxiav blamed
[00:04:55] Moscow. Who else could it be
[00:04:59] a in but of Russia? He said on Welt TV. Authorities have said the
[00:05:02] investigation is ongoing. Moscow had made no comment so
[00:05:06] far.
[00:05:11] A part of a space. rocket, roughly the size of a bus has
[00:05:15] crashed into the moon as predicted. the accidental
[00:05:18] collision was observed by the European southern observatory's
[00:05:22] very large telescope in Chile, which detected
[00:05:26] a debris plom after the impact. scientists said
[00:05:30] the Falcon 9 upper stage hit the lunar surface at high
[00:05:34] speed, creating what is expected to be new crater
[00:05:37] that space agencies hope to study. the
[00:05:41] telescope did
[00:05:42] chemical
[00:05:42] signatures of sodium and lithium gases in
[00:05:46] the impact ploom providing evidence that the collision
[00:05:49] occurred. NASA and other space agencies plan to
[00:05:53] capture images the impact side to gather more data about the
[00:05:57] event.
[00:06:03] World Health Organization chief Tedros Sadonom Gibis has called for
[00:06:07] urgent action to contain a fast spreading ebola outbreak in
[00:06:11] the Democratic Republic of. During visit to
[00:06:14] Kinshasa, Tedros urged authorities to expand response
[00:06:18] efforts and improved protection for frontline health workers
[00:06:22] battling the outbreak. The WHO says the
[00:06:26] country's 17th Ebola outbreak has recorded thousands
[00:06:30] of confirmed cases and deaths with new infections
[00:06:33] rising rapidly in some areas. Tedros called
[00:06:37] for stronger coordination, better access to care,
[00:06:41] improved surveillance. and support for affected communities are
[00:06:45] made ongoing
[00:06:46] insecurity.
[00:06:52] The Nigerian government has announced the release of 308
[00:06:56] kidnapping victims following rescue operations in Niger and
[00:07:00] Kawara states. Presidential spokesman said
[00:07:04] President Bola Ahmed Tinubu welcomed the successful
[00:07:08] rescue the victims including 163 people
[00:07:12] who were abducted from a single village earlier this
[00:07:15] year. the government said the rescued citizens
[00:07:18] were taken in separate attacks as authorities continue efforts
[00:07:22] to tackle widespread kidnapping and insecurity across the
[00:07:26] country.
[00:07:33] Guatemala's fugo volcano eruption officially ended
[00:07:36] after spooing lava and ash for nearly two
[00:07:39] days. according to the country's Volcanology
[00:07:43] Institute, more than 1,700 people were forced to
[00:07:46] evacuate as lava flows and ash clouds spread from
[00:07:50] the volcano, located about 35 km from
[00:07:54] Guatemala City. Authorities said residents could
[00:07:58] return home after volcanic activity declined, but warned
[00:08:02] communities to remain alert due to remaining ash and the
[00:08:05] possibility of renewed eruptions. The eruption sent
[00:08:09] ash bloom several kilometers into the sky and caused. widespread
[00:08:13] concern in nearby areas, including
[00:08:16] esquindla, skaetatipiqueiz and chimal
[00:08:20] tenango. Guatemala's fugo
[00:08:23] volcano is among Central America's most active volcanoes
[00:08:27] and has caused deadly eruptions in the past, including
[00:08:31] the 2018 disaster that killed hundreds of
[00:08:34] people.
[00:08:40] A crocodile resting on the roof of a submerge. Conference hall in
[00:08:43] Central Kenya has highlighted the growing impact of rising
[00:08:47] lake waters on local communities and
[00:08:50] businesses. Lake Beringo and other lakes in
[00:08:54] Kenya's Rift Valley have reached levels not seen in
[00:08:57] decades with scientists linking the rise to extreme rainfall
[00:09:01] and climate change. Thousands of residents have been
[00:09:04] displaced as flood waters expand while wildlife
[00:09:08] officials warn of increasing crocodile and hippo attacks at
[00:09:12] as animals move closer to human settlements.
[00:09:16] Authorities say the changing ecosystem is creating new
[00:09:19] challenges for communities living near the expanding
[00:09:22] lakes.
[00:09:28] Pakistan's journey to independence is marked by immense
[00:09:32] sacrifices, accountless migrations and unwavering
[00:09:35] determination. Millions of Muslims endured hardships
[00:09:39] and challenges while striving for separate homeland. in
[00:09:42] 1947, the memories of those witnessed the
[00:09:46] historic movement continue to reflect the struggles,
[00:09:50] emotions and sacrifices behind Pakistan's
[00:09:53] creation. An elderly citizen now shares
[00:09:57] his personal account of those defining moments and
[00:10:00] experiences that shaped the nation's
[00:10:03] history.
[00:10:31] سے باہر نکال
[00:10:33] سب کو کے گلی گھروں میں جمع کیا اور سب کو عورتیں
[00:10:36] بچے مرد سب کو چن چن کر قتل
[00:10:40] کرنا شروع کیا جس میں ہمارے تقریبا گھر کے
[00:10:43] 40 جوان بچے عورتیں سب
[00:10:47] وہاں شہید ہوگئے میں اس وقت دو سال کا تھا
[00:10:51] میری بڑی بہن تقریبا 10 سال کی تھی میں اس کی
[00:11:37] FIFA said Wednesday it had apologized to its member
[00:11:41] associations for mistakes made over its abandoned
[00:11:44] proposal to sell commercial rights linked to the world cup as
[00:11:48] leadership reaffirmed support for President Giani
[00:11:51] Infantino after crisis meeting in Morocco.
[00:11:55] Following the meeting in Rabat, FIFA said letter had been sent to the
[00:11:59] 211 member associations, apologizing for
[00:12:03] errors and promising review while vowing it would no
[00:12:07] longer tolerate any attacks its integrity, the
[00:12:11] withdrawn proposal to sell a 20% stake a new
[00:12:14] commercial rights entity worth $4.2 billion dollars
[00:12:18] had drawn fears criticism from UEFA and others over
[00:12:22] governance concerns. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney
[00:12:26] said he had lost confidence in Infantino, while UEFA said
[00:12:30] the controversy had brought his leadership to crisis
[00:12:33] point.
[00:19:06] of South Asia to the... strs of
[00:19:08] central Asia from the turbulent middle east and north africa to the power corridors the
[00:19:12] west, what India is doing is not bringing
[00:19:16] just IWT or Indus water treaty into
[00:19:19] question, in terms of setting a president, it's
[00:19:23] bringing all treaties the world into into question, if
[00:19:27] India wants to deny water from the Indus river to the
[00:19:31] hundreds of millions of people in Pakistan, in my best
[00:19:34] judgement it will be a war crime and it will be a... against
[00:19:38] humanity, pakistan is so well suited to play the role of mediator
[00:19:42] geographically and culturally and
[00:19:45] uh diplomatically, they understand both players and the United States and Iran
[00:19:49] have not had diplomatic relations for decades,
[00:19:53] mark global water bankrupcy report warning about what
[00:19:57] is happening around the world and like you more and more basins around the world,
[00:20:00] river basins, occrifers um are exhausting the
[00:20:04] their water resources beyond the... natural
[00:20:07] replanishment,
[00:20:21] before the wistle glows, before the final bell, there is a
[00:20:24] conversation, it's a language understood by every
[00:20:28] stadium on every street corner, it's a moment your
[00:20:31] heartbeat with million others, it's
[00:20:35] a roar of crowd. the silence of
[00:20:38] anticipation, it's a triumful cry of a
[00:20:42] champion, it's more than a game, it's a
[00:20:45] connection.
[00:20:51] tv speaks to the
[00:20:52] world,
[00:21:02] pakistan has been working with China, it's also been working with Saudi
[00:21:06] Arabia and other countries. we still
[00:21:08] have naval officer involved
[00:21:12] in such activities, we can say we have a decreased scale of
[00:21:16] direct confrontation rather than decent
[00:21:20] seasfire in lebanon, the stature of China on
[00:21:24] the international and global spire is has
[00:21:27] become more prominent. President Trump has domestic
[00:21:31] and important mandate that he believes China can be a partner in achieving. He is
[00:21:35] looking at the midterm, he is looking at his current presidency. We
[00:21:47] responsible, mature. nuclear
[00:21:50] country with very profession and
[00:21:53] b.
[00:22:03] Pakistan has done human work, it's been
[00:22:06] absolutely remarkable what Pakistan, what
[00:22:10] Islamabad has been able to bring about. Well, I think the
[00:22:14] countries that are mediating have to keep plugging away and trying to find a
[00:22:17] modus, solution, I think... "the first thing that has to
[00:22:21] happen is there has to be agreement on the straight of hormos
[00:22:25] because that was the cause of this latest war. most
[00:22:29] important part is going to be dialogue,
[00:22:31] and I think the Pakistan back door diplomacy, Qatar
[00:22:35] also, is essential. India is not only
[00:22:38] destabilizing the region, India has, I think it's look at
[00:22:42] this ambition, it it was involling terrorist acts in Canada, the
[00:22:45] persecution of minorities in India has been very, very..."
[00:22:50] long problem, very systemic problem,
[00:22:53] systematic persecution the Muslims there, not only the
[00:22:57] Muslims, but also the Christians, on forces,
[00:23:00] our police and devies and scouts rangers, they are
[00:23:04] doing the very
[00:23:05] best,
[00:23:22] Afghanistan remains a central hub in the global truck
[00:23:25] trade. According to the UNODC 2025 report
[00:23:29] it produced 433 tons of opium in
[00:23:32] 2024, nearly 20% the global
[00:23:36] supply. Despite a temporary drop after the
[00:23:39] 2022 ban, cultivation rose again by
[00:23:43] 19% in 2024. Trafficking networks
[00:23:47] stayed active. Average opium prices of
[00:23:50] $750 per kilogram reflect the continued
[00:23:54] demand and functioning smuggling routes. According to the world
[00:23:57] drug report 2025, total global opium
[00:24:01] production in 2024 reached
[00:24:03] 2,140 tons. Myanmar led with
[00:24:07] 995 tons which is 46%, followed
[00:24:11] by Afghanistan at 433 tons, which is
[00:24:14] 20%, while Mexico and Colombia produce smaller
[00:24:18] shares. These... is highlight that despite bans and
[00:24:22] crackdowns, the global opium trade remains deeply
[00:24:26] entrenched with regional networks adapting and
[00:24:29] expanding. moreover, an cartels are shifting from
[00:24:33] plast-based drugs to synthetics like crystal met, which
[00:24:37] are cheaper to produce and easier to hide and harder to
[00:24:41] detect, showing that the threat is moving from fields to
[00:24:45] laboratories spreading globally, but Pakistan is
[00:24:48] actively countering this threat under the national
[00:24:52] anti-narcotics policy 2019 and backed by the laws like
[00:24:56] the control of narcotics substancess at
[00:24:58] 1997, pakistan's anti-narcotics force
[00:25:02] ANF conducts extensive operations in
[00:25:05] Balochistan, KP and Syn using drones,
[00:25:09] satellite imagery and modern agricultural methods,
[00:25:12] Pakistan eradicates puppy crops even in remote
[00:25:16] areas. In 2024, 2025 alone Pakistan cleared.
[00:25:20] hundreds of hectares of puppy fields, dismantled
[00:25:23] 419 illegal waterboards, destroyed
[00:25:26] 64 solar systems and repatriated
[00:25:30] 110 foreign traffickers. national seizures exceeded
[00:25:34] a 361 metric tons of narcotics worth
[00:25:37] billions, cutting off major supply lines with
[00:25:41] technology driven surveillance, corridor intelligence
[00:25:45] and the interagency coordination. pakistan maintains
[00:25:49] its poppy free status since 2001. The
[00:25:52] country is not just protecting its borders, it's safeguarding the
[00:25:56] region and the world. Afghanistan may be the source, but
[00:26:00] Pakistan is the shield. beating the fight against narcotics
[00:26:04] and ensuring safer, drug-free
[00:26:06] future.
[00:26:21] you delected to go to
[00:26:22] war.
[00:26:27] only congress can actually undo the sanctions, so
[00:26:31] whatever Trump says... It has to go through congress, one
[00:26:35] the key weapons that Iran is using this moves for is leverage against the
[00:26:38] US, having a US presence on your territory has made you
[00:26:42] more likely
[00:26:43] to be attacked, realignments taking place to counter the Israelis
[00:26:47] and that includes your country, Pakistan along with
[00:26:51] Saudi Arabia and Egypt and
[00:26:52] Turkey.
[00:27:14] Actually the crisis had started about two to
[00:27:18] three decades before the United States under the pressure of Israel wants
[00:27:22] to degrade the military capacity
[00:27:25] of Iran to control the straight of her has to decide
[00:27:29] especially now that you don't. don't have
[00:27:33] unified leadership, what you have on the ground is
[00:27:37] a tri-patriot coalition, for
[00:27:40] Iran, this is exactly the point, not to make things hard for the average
[00:27:44] person, but to retain some leverage in these negotiations. on the parts the
[00:27:48] Iranians, the Iranian supreme leader balmini now
[00:27:52] finds himself pressured by both pro-government,
[00:27:56] public clamoring for retribution. Mr. Witkop and
[00:27:59] Kushner and others went with. template
[00:28:03] that they designed for
[00:28:06] Gaza,
[00:28:19] from the vibrant colors and cultures of South Asia to its voices
[00:28:23] of resilience and
[00:28:24] progress, every
[00:28:28] story carries a lesson for the world to the cross rows of
[00:28:32] Asia where ancient silk road is now a highway of trade,
[00:28:36] ideas and possibilities for the
[00:28:38] future, the challenges and hopes the middle
[00:28:42] east and north africa, region where the past still
[00:28:46] speaks, the future is being
[00:28:50] written every single
[00:28:51] day, and the ideas
[00:28:55] shaping the west, innovation, diplomacy
[00:28:59] and the power to influence global change.
[00:29:05] The future is not limited by boundaries, it's defined beyond
[00:29:09] borders. Join me on this very journey only
[00:29:12] on Pakistan
[00:29:14] TV.
[00:29:22] Before the vestle blows, before the final bell, there is the
[00:29:25] conversation. It's a language understood by every
[00:29:29] stadium, on every street corner. It's a moment. your
[00:29:33] heartbeat with million others, it's
[00:29:36] a roar of crowd, the silence of
[00:29:39] anticipation, it's a triumphant cry of a
[00:29:43] champion, it's more than a game, it's a
[00:29:47] connection
[00:29:52] speaks to the
[00:29:53] world.
[00:30:48] US president Trump says he prefers the deal with Iran over military
[00:30:52] action while warning that the use of force remains an option if
[00:30:56] diplomacy fails.