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[00:00:01] expected from both sides and of course to reach a comprehensive
[00:00:04] agreement that shouldn't break like all
[00:00:06] others? well, I think
[00:00:10] both sides, but particularly Trump, have to wine back the
[00:00:14] rhetoric about annihilation and
[00:00:18] of huge attacks and everything else, because I don't think Trump is going to do those again
[00:00:21] anyway, so there are somewhat pointless way
[00:00:25] of undermining trust. I do think the straight of humans needs to be
[00:00:29] open. to traffic and that needs to be done
[00:00:32] in a secure way, no firing on ships by Iran
[00:00:35] a genuine effort to
[00:00:39] demilitarize the straight of homos perhaps
[00:00:42] and an effort on both sides to really pull back
[00:00:46] of from blocking trade, mean that trade is vital for
[00:00:50] the world, it's about 20% of all energy trade at
[00:00:54] the moment, as i said earlier,
[00:00:57] of it's a diminishing. for
[00:01:01] Iran, they could
[00:01:02] of overplay it if they're not careful and really
[00:01:05] of drive everyone into finding
[00:01:07] of alternative roots and then they've really got no leverage at
[00:01:11] all, but I think if they don't pull back from that it's going
[00:01:14] to be very difficult to maintain
[00:01:15] of a deal, because it will make Trump look very weak,
[00:01:19] make the United States look impotent if they are not
[00:01:23] able to defend ships going through them, and if
[00:01:26] ships can't move
[00:01:29] in freely. out massive insurance costs which they're currently facing
[00:01:33] because
[00:01:33] of the uncertain
[00:01:36] of situation right?
[00:01:38] of earlier you were talking about US mid-term elections and you were
[00:01:43] of particularly talking about the possibility of republicans being
[00:01:46] wiped out, but you know as I do that these
[00:01:50] races are essentially individual races
[00:01:54] and from judging by the numbers that we are looking
[00:01:57] of at, not presidents but Republicans, we can
[00:02:01] see that they might
[00:02:03] of actually maintain hold
[00:02:04] of the senate, but
[00:02:05] me might actually lose
[00:02:06] of the house, but
[00:02:07] of they already have raiser thin majority. Now we can keep
[00:02:11] assuming, but if that kind of
[00:02:15] of situation happens, I don't think that people will turn against the
[00:02:18] of president, and then what do you think,
[00:02:21] in republicans seem to be really afraid of president
[00:02:25] Trump's
[00:02:26] of base, that is one very important thing, the second part when... you
[00:02:30] talk about the situation, do you think in coming
[00:02:33] days these pressures can yield enough
[00:02:37] results that president Trump actually shrugs
[00:02:40] off and walks away, withdraws without
[00:02:44] any evident
[00:02:46] victory? um, I
[00:02:50] think uh, if the
[00:02:54] a Republicans face what is called a blue wave, which is major
[00:02:58] democratic victories, for example, them taking both
[00:03:01] the senate and the house, both which
[00:03:05] possible, it may less likely in the case
[00:03:08] of the senate, almost certain in the case
[00:03:10] of the house, but if there's a really significant swing against
[00:03:14] the Republicans, that's going to make them all feel
[00:03:16] of vulnerable,
[00:03:17] and I think they will blame Trump for that.
[00:03:20] It's also the case that
[00:03:22] of the
[00:03:24] a Trump hold over the mager kind of
[00:03:28] core constituency that he's had for the past decade or
[00:03:31] so, that may be loosening partially
[00:03:34] of because they're very upset by number of things, one is the rise and
[00:03:38] prices in the United States, when Trump claimed he would
[00:03:42] deal with inflation, he just hasn't, and then secondly getting into a war
[00:03:46] in the Middle East, which again, the maga base
[00:03:50] really opposed the idea of more wars in the Middle East for the
[00:03:53] of United of States, so I think his hold over them has weakened, we'll see
[00:03:57] in the uh uh in the mid terms, whether they just
[00:04:01] of stay at home and they don't vote for Republicans
[00:04:05] have and devastating
[00:04:05] that effect could in in many areas. you're right in
[00:04:09] saying that American elections are somewhat rigged, it's
[00:04:13] rare that there's an enormous turnover in the house or
[00:04:17] senate, because the power of incumbancy there is very
[00:04:20] significant and it's very hard to overcome that
[00:04:24] as a challenger, but major swing,
[00:04:28] major win. uh and major vote essentially
[00:04:32] against Trump, which is what mid-term elections are always seen as
[00:04:36] a poll on the
[00:04:39] of presidency uh that could be seriously weakening for him,
[00:04:43] so I think there is some possibility of him just sort of pulling
[00:04:46] up and leaving, but um he might well do
[00:04:50] that, he has in the past been known to just abandon policies when they went
[00:04:54] wrong, claim victory and move on, and
[00:04:58] in many cases his supporters... been willing to go along with
[00:05:02] that, but I think that only
[00:05:03] me works if we then see oil prices really come down, because
[00:05:07] that's towards driving significant inflation in the United States at the
[00:05:11] moment. Right, thank you very much, Mr. Robert
[00:05:15] Templer, political analyst joining us from London, we really appreciate your time and we hope
[00:05:19] you will join us soon again in another
[00:05:21] program. Hafi, coming
[00:05:25] to you, if you look at the relationship between US and Iran, nearly
[00:05:29] half a century, it has been marred by you, sanctions,
[00:05:32] military pressures, isolation, so how do you look at
[00:05:36] the fresh diplomatic efforts, are we going to go towards a break through finally
[00:05:40] or is it going to go in win? yeah, your your question has an
[00:05:44] enhantendent trap, because every time you ask
[00:05:48] me whether I see hope or not, I end up actually betting on
[00:05:51] hope and in the end the things fall apart and then I
[00:05:55] actually you know end up looking as scans,
[00:05:58] but to to be honest I would still believe in
[00:06:02] that that candle of hope even if it is a candle in the
[00:06:06] pint, I think that they are very important stakeholders
[00:06:10] who are trying to bring both sides together. "I think
[00:06:13] that one the worst players is rile is
[00:06:17] almost out the game for now because the own elections
[00:06:21] and their stakes are very high, so if the Arab
[00:06:25] countries do want to actually put a trashher
[00:06:29] and Pakistan, Turkey and others,
[00:06:32] perhaps there is a possible that you have some kind of deal, the
[00:06:35] only problem is when you look at straight of foremost, you
[00:06:39] don't know how to actually find a win win. on one side
[00:06:43] of course is the question that Iran says that we are going to
[00:06:47] charge money and similarly we are going to work with the man to
[00:06:51] actually find a way, then it also actually
[00:06:54] sabotages opening of any route that is
[00:06:58] closer to oman and that becomes a problem also
[00:07:01] and the US when it started off there was no
[00:07:05] toll, there was no tax and if you are going to
[00:07:09] allow that it doesn't actually look like a victory, so
[00:07:13] if somehow they can manage solution to a thing which
[00:07:17] was not even on the list when the war was
[00:07:20] started, if they can find the solution to that, then of
[00:07:24] course we are going to have lasting peace, right? fark, mr.
[00:07:28] templer pointed out something very pertinent, he said that diplomatic agreements take
[00:07:31] years,
[00:07:32] yeah,
[00:07:37] high level delegation, comprising the deputy prime
[00:07:40] minister and foreign minister. and the chief
[00:07:44] of army staff and the chief of defense forces and
[00:07:48] other ministers, the DPM will
[00:07:51] join the delegation from Madina Munovwara where he made a
[00:07:55] brief stop over after concluding his visit to Jordan for
[00:07:59] the ministerial meeting on Palestine and
[00:08:03] Jerusalem. During the visit, the prime minister
[00:08:07] during the visit to Saudi Arabia, the prime minister will meet his royal
[00:08:11] highness Prince.
[00:08:16] and the prime minister of Saudi Arabia,
[00:08:19] discussion will focus on consolidating the Pakistan, Saudi
[00:08:23] Arabia bilateral relationships as well as
[00:08:26] exchange of views on areas of regional and
[00:08:30] international developments of mutual interest. The visit marks
[00:08:34] Pakistan's longstanding partnership with the kingdom of Saudi
[00:08:37] Arabia anchored in decades of mutual
[00:08:40] trust, cooperation, and
[00:08:43] brotherhood, although taking place against the backdrop
[00:08:47] of height and tensions in the Gulf, the visit
[00:08:50] will carry immense significance beyond the immediate
[00:08:54] crisis and short term considerations. It will
[00:08:58] further strengthen bilateral relations, deepen strategic
[00:09:01] cooperation, enhance coordination on regional
[00:09:05] and international issues of mutual interest and also
[00:09:09] reinforce multilateral cooperation.
[00:09:13] Ladies and gentlemen, Pakistan remained engaged alongside with
[00:09:17] brotherly countries in our sincere efforts to resolve the crisis
[00:09:21] in the Gulf and the Middle East, especially with respect to the
[00:09:25] stand off in the state of Holemos. As
[00:09:28] littoral state, overlooking state of Hurmus and the
[00:09:31] Gulf, oman has, let me,
[00:09:35] let us add that Oman has consistently played a very constructive
[00:09:39] role in promoting regional peace and stability. "Pakistan
[00:09:43] acknowledges and deeply appreciates Oman's valuable contribution in its
[00:09:47] steadfast efforts to further to foster
[00:09:50] deescalation and peaceful coexistence.
[00:09:54] Pakistan will continue to actively pursue diplomatic engagements and
[00:09:58] support all sincere efforts aimed at
[00:10:02] achieving comprehensive just and lasting
[00:10:05] resolution to this conflict,
[00:10:09] and in the same way and in the context of our ongoing..."
[00:10:12] efforts on the 30th July, the foreign, the
[00:10:16] deputy prime minister and foreign minister held an important telephone
[00:10:19] conversation with the foreign minister of kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Prince
[00:10:23] Faisal bin Farhan. They exchange views on regional
[00:10:27] code developments including the situation in the Red Sea, Babel
[00:10:31] Mandab and as well as in
[00:10:33] Palestine and
[00:10:35] on June 3rd and on August 3d 2026, the deputy prime
[00:10:39] minister, foreign minister held a telephone conversation with the foreign minister the
[00:10:43] Islamic Republic of Iran Sayid Abbas Arakchi, the two
[00:10:47] leaders discussed regional and international developments including
[00:10:51] deteriorating situation in the occupied Palestinian territory.
[00:10:55] Jerusalem, the the DPM also invited the
[00:10:58] foreign minister of Iran to visit
[00:11:01] Pakistan. Ladies and gentlemen, this
[00:11:05] week the deputy prime minister and foreign minister undertook an
[00:11:08] important visit to Jordan at the invitation the deputy prime
[00:11:12] minister and minister of foreign affairs of Jordan, Mr. Amand
[00:11:16] Safadi. The DPM
[00:11:19] visited Jordan, most of his activities were on the 5th of
[00:11:23] August to. participate in the ministerial meeting
[00:11:27] on Jerusalem, so this was the primary purpose. the meeting brought
[00:11:31] together arab arab league member states and
[00:11:34] selected Islamic countries to coordinate a unified
[00:11:38] response to the deteriorating situation in the
[00:11:41] occupied Jerusalem. Pakistan's participation reaffirmed
[00:11:45] our steadfast support for the Palestinian people and
[00:11:49] its commitment to establishment of an independent, sovereign,
[00:11:53] continuous state of Palestine. as per
[00:11:55] 1967 borders with
[00:11:59] al quds
[00:12:00] al sharif as its capital on the sidelines the
[00:12:04] meeting the deputy prime minister foreign minister held bilateral meetings with the foreign
[00:12:08] minister of jordan, turkiye, Egypt,
[00:12:11] algeria, Iraq and Somalia. The foreign
[00:12:15] ministers of R four countries, R four, as
[00:12:18] you know, ladies and gentlemen, is a grouping of four countries
[00:12:20] comprising, comprising Pakistan,
[00:12:24] Turkey, Egypt. in Saudi Arabia, so these for these foreign
[00:12:27] minister these four countries met for the fifth
[00:12:30] time since since the inception of this
[00:12:34] group, the meeting took place in Jordan on the 5th of
[00:12:37] August, the ministers reaffirmed their unwavoring
[00:12:41] support for the inalinable right the Palestinian
[00:12:44] people, including their right to self determination and the establishment
[00:12:48] of an independent sovereign Palestinian state. They
[00:12:51] stress that a comprehensive and lasting. resolution of
[00:12:55] Palestinian question remains essential for achieving
[00:12:59] durable peace and stability in the middle east. The ministers
[00:13:03] also reviewed regional situation and underscored the importance of
[00:13:06] continued consultation, close coordination and
[00:13:10] diplomacy to promote regional peace, security, stability
[00:13:14] and deescalation. Another important
[00:13:18] development, ladies and gentlemen, this week was the fourth round of
[00:13:21] Pakistan US counter terrorism dialogue.
[00:13:26] This this was convined in Washington DC this
[00:13:29] week and our ambassador
[00:13:33] Nabil Munier, special secretary
[00:13:35] of UN led our delegation, the dialogue underscored
[00:13:39] shared interest in in the US
[00:13:42] Pakistan sites on counter terrorism partnership
[00:13:46] and and our determination the two countries to confront
[00:13:49] terrorism, delegates exchange views on the current threat
[00:13:53] environment, explore. revenues of enhanced collaboration and
[00:13:57] discuss steps to to further strengthen border
[00:14:00] security and disrupt terrorist
[00:14:03] facilitation networks across the
[00:14:07] region. the United States in Pakistan's
[00:14:10] reafirmed
[00:14:11] that their joint resolve to confront terrorist organizations
[00:14:15] that endanger the safety their citizens and the stability the
[00:14:19] region, specifically including is ISIS
[00:14:22] Khurasan, al-Qaeda and
[00:14:26] Pakistan and Balochistan Liberation
[00:14:29] Army. Ladies and gentlemen, this week Pakistan and Saudi
[00:14:33] Arabia, Pakistan and Australia held two important
[00:14:37] dialogues, one was the official talks. This is kind of a bilateral
[00:14:41] political consultations at the senior officials
[00:14:45] level, and the second was the joint trade committee meeting in Canbra. This was on
[00:14:48] the fourth of August. The two sides reviewed the full
[00:14:52] spectrum of bilateral relations and discussed. ways to enhance
[00:14:56] cooperation in in political, economic, trade, security and
[00:14:59] regional domains. both countries refirmed their commitment to
[00:15:03] further strengthening their bilateral partnerships and
[00:15:07] finally, we all
[00:15:09] celebrated
[00:15:12] commemorated yomsal, observed it
[00:15:15] marking the fifth, the seventh anniversary of Indian
[00:15:19] illegal and unilateral action of 5th august
[00:15:23] 20, 2019 in the
[00:15:25] indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir, Pakistan
[00:15:28] reaffirmed its unwaving support for the Kashmiri people's in
[00:15:32] alienable right to self determination in accordance with the
[00:15:35] relevant security. security council resolutions
[00:15:39] so with this ladies and gentlemen i conclude my opening remarks and open the
[00:15:43] floor for question
[00:15:44] answers.
[00:15:54] thanks so you have seen the reaction by
[00:15:57] the
[00:16:02] on going process of election.
[00:16:06] need your reaction. Yes, we
[00:16:10] have seen those those statements, Pakistan
[00:16:14] categorically rejects the baseless and politic politically
[00:16:17] motivated remarks by the Indian Ministry for Ministry of
[00:16:21] External Affairs regarding the ongoing legislative assembly
[00:16:24] elections in Azad Jammu and Kashmir. It
[00:16:28] is unsurprising that India has chosen to issue
[00:16:32] such remarks on the eve the seventh anniversary of its
[00:16:36] illegal and elections of 5th august, through which it
[00:16:40] sold, it seeks to alter the internationally
[00:16:44] recognized disputed status of Jammu and
[00:16:47] Kashmir, these statements, those actions
[00:16:51] were a fragrance violation the relevant security council resolutions,
[00:16:55] international law and India's own international
[00:16:58] commitments. the elections in in to the
[00:17:02] 13th legislative assembly of Azad Jammu and Kashmir are
[00:17:06] being conducted a peaceful, transparent and orderly manner, in accordance
[00:17:10] with the constitutional and legal framework of governing the
[00:17:14] AJK, they reflect demograph,
[00:17:17] democratic aspirations and political will the people
[00:17:21] of Azad Jammu and Kashmir. India has neither the legal
[00:17:25] standing nor the moral authority to comment
[00:17:29] to comment on democratic process in AJK
[00:17:32] while it continues to deny the people of Indian
[00:17:35] illegally oc Kashmir, the fundamental
[00:17:39] political rights and democratic freedom, let
[00:17:43] add that no amount of misinformation
[00:17:46] or or propaganda can alter the legal and historical reality that Jammu
[00:17:50] and Kashmir remains and internationally recognized disputed
[00:17:53] territory and its final disposition is to be determined in accordance
[00:17:57] with the relevant United Nations Security Council
[00:18:00] Resolutions as well as the freely expressed will the
[00:18:04] Kashmiri people through the UN administered.
[00:18:07] India's attempt to invoke misleading
[00:18:11] casualty figures cannot obscure its own well documented
[00:18:15] record of serious and systematic human rights
[00:18:18] violations in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and
[00:18:21] Kashmir, these includes and are well documented
[00:18:25] including extra judicial killings, arbitrary detentions,
[00:18:29] enforced disappearances, effective punishment and
[00:18:32] restriction of fundamental freedoms and more
[00:18:36] significantly.
[00:18:37] the alter the demographic composition in the
[00:18:39] occupied occupied territories in
[00:18:43] contravention to the international law, so such statements are clearly intended
[00:18:47] to deflect international attention from the India's
[00:18:50] continued violation of international human human rights
[00:18:54] and humanitarian law as as well as its
[00:18:58] persistent failure to fulfill international
[00:19:01] obligations. Pakistan would therefore reiterate its call
[00:19:05] on India to reverse the illegal actions. create
[00:19:09] an environment conducive to peaceful settlement the issue of
[00:19:12] Jammu and Kashmir in accordance with the
[00:19:16] relevant UN security council
[00:19:18] resolutions.
[00:19:30] I wanted to ask Pakistan has had any official contact or
[00:19:34] engagement with Bangladesh since yesterday's. address
[00:19:38] that was there the ex and there were some
[00:19:42] comments made about pakistan have we had
[00:19:45] any industion with that or are
[00:19:48] we still considering it an internal issue for
[00:19:50] Bangladesh well of course
[00:19:54] our diplomatic engagement with Bangladesh continues so they
[00:19:58] are not they are not bound by one single event
[00:20:02] the or bound or constrained by one single event so I'm sure
[00:20:06] the diplomat. engagement between the two
[00:20:09] sides through normal diplomatic channels in dhaka
[00:20:12] and Islamabad are continuing and we are aware
[00:20:16] the developments, particularly with reference
[00:20:20] to the event yesterday,
[00:20:24] we we do not interfere in internal affairs of
[00:20:28] other countries and as such we do not have any common to
[00:20:31] offer, the fact that this statement was made from
[00:20:35] India is matter between those two countries,
[00:20:39] Bangladesh and India. Let add that
[00:20:42] people of Bangladesh are fully capable to resolve their
[00:20:46] issues independently without external interference.
[00:20:50] we respect their sovereign choices and will continue to
[00:20:54] cooperate with them in the journey towards progress
[00:20:58] and
[00:20:58] prosperity.
[00:21:09] thank you so much spoke person the Indian ministry
[00:21:13] spokes person has usually
[00:21:17] rejected these comments made by the.
[00:21:32] Yes, we saw the statement issued this
[00:21:35] morning by the Indian
[00:21:39] MMA, we categorically reject the statements and
[00:21:42] it's self
[00:21:44] serving ulogy of India's illegal actions of 5th August
[00:21:48] 2019, the Indian leader. has been expressing this self
[00:21:52] serving uology of India's
[00:21:55] actions, no unilateral action by India, nor any amount
[00:21:59] of rhetoric can alter the internationally recognized disputed status
[00:22:03] of Jammu and Kashmir or deny the people of
[00:22:06] Jammu and Kashmir,
[00:22:09] the their inimal right under international law and relevant
[00:22:12] un security council resolution, the reality in Indian illegally
[00:22:16] occupied Jammu and Kashmir is that that prolong
[00:22:20] and heavy military presence, coupled
[00:22:24] with draconian laws continue to facilitate
[00:22:27] demographic change aimed at altering the territory of
[00:22:31] muslim major, the territories muslim majority
[00:22:34] character, at the same time systemic
[00:22:38] efforts persist to suppress the voices of kashmiri people and
[00:22:42] erase their distinct identity, the claims
[00:22:45] of so called development cannot substitute for the inaliable
[00:22:49] right? the people of Jammu and Kashmir to determine their own
[00:22:53] future through a free and impartial pliset under the auspices the united
[00:22:57] nations in in accordance with the UN security council
[00:23:00] resolutions
[00:23:05] the so we remain unwaving in our support for the just struggle people of Jammu and Kashmir and we call upon India to
[00:23:08] reverse its illegal and unilateral measures and its
[00:23:12] human rights violation and engage in the peaceful resolution of
[00:23:16] Jammu and Kashmir in accordance with the relevant UN Security.
[00:23:50] Arabia from August 6th to 8th. During his visit
[00:23:54] to Saudi Arabia, Prime Minister Shahbas Sharif will hold a meeting with
[00:23:58] Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman. During the meeting, a
[00:24:01] bilateral relations and issues of mutual interest and cooperation would
[00:24:05] be discussed. Taher andabi also said this week
[00:24:09] Pakistan and US held fourth dialogue on counter terrorism in
[00:24:13] Washington.
[00:24:14] Us and Pakistan reaffirmed their joint resolve to combat terrorism
[00:24:18] and terrorist organization. also said
[00:24:22] pakistan this week observed yamashmir to condemn
[00:24:26] India's illegal actions of 5th august 2019
[00:24:30] and shows solidarity with the people of occupied Kashmir. He also
[00:24:34] said Pakistan rejects India's baseless allegations about elections
[00:24:38] in Azad Jammu and Kashmir. That was the live update for you.
[00:24:42] Keep watching Pakistan TV for further news and
[00:24:44] updates.
[00:25:06] A very warm welcome to Pakistan TV, we should have
[00:25:10] clarity when we are going on air with something with facts
[00:25:14] etc. Both live an easy neighborhood
[00:25:18] to work straight away by
[00:25:20] working, they have
[00:25:24] very successfully transformed PTV world into
[00:25:27] part do lot and we've seen that
[00:25:30] in in other countries as also an opportunity
[00:25:34] to deliberately is the most serious the state
[00:25:38] channels and very late it should have been to walk into Pakistan
[00:25:41] television and see the world class infrastructure to
[00:25:45] see world class people and to see the quality of work that
[00:25:49] is going on I call the term AI
[00:25:53] and just
[00:25:54] recently,
[00:25:58] I'm very proud that Pakistan TV is being quoted in international mainstream.
[00:26:02] media, I hope that we will be able to make huge impact in the future as
[00:26:06] well and we will become this region's number one channel.
[00:26:09] Pakistan
[00:26:29] has been working with China. also been working with
[00:26:33] Saudi Arabia and other countries, we still
[00:26:36] have naval officer involved
[00:26:40] in such activity, we can say we have a decreased scale of
[00:26:44] direct confrontation rather than decent
[00:26:47] seesfire in lebanon. The stature of China
[00:26:51] on the international and global spire is has
[00:26:55] become more prominent. President Trump has domestic
[00:26:59] and important mandate that he believes China can be a part. in achievement, he is
[00:27:03] looking at the midterm, he is looking at his current presidency, we should do the
[00:27:07] road shows across in the region and all that to fish this product
[00:27:11] that now we are ready for the business. pakistan is very
[00:27:14] responsible, mature, nuclear country
[00:27:18] with very profession and
[00:27:20] better.
[00:27:32] from the heart of South Asia to the cross roads of central Asia, from the turbulent middle
[00:27:36] east and North Africa to the power corridors the west. Iran
[00:27:40] has successfully demonstrated its
[00:27:43] ability not just to negotiate its
[00:27:47] term, but also to negotiate on
[00:27:51] each term for that amount of time that
[00:27:55] Tehran considers as strategically equivalent.
[00:27:59] article three the NATO treaty is all about
[00:28:02] defense and that's been a sore point between the United States of
[00:28:06] America and the other NATO allies since the foundation
[00:28:10] the the alliance, so what's happening now is burden
[00:28:13] sharing is going evolve to burden shifting, Amit
[00:28:17] Shah, he is the one who is running the extortion,
[00:28:21] assassination and all these plots sitting a
[00:28:24] government office, being a minister of India, America knows
[00:28:28] it, Canada knows it.
[00:28:41] Before the whistle blows, before the final bell, there is the
[00:28:44] conversation, it's a language understood by every
[00:28:48] stadium on every street corner, it's a moment your
[00:28:51] heartbeats with million others, it's
[00:28:55] a roar of crowd, the silence of
[00:28:58] anticipation, it's a triumful cry of a
[00:29:01] champion. It's more than a game, it's a
[00:29:05] connection,
[00:29:11] speaks to the
[00:29:12] world,
[00:29:18] in the last two days, however, we've seen a change in target sets, this now
[00:29:22] includes bridges, this now includes port
[00:29:25] facilities, clear message and clear remark that
[00:29:29] Pakistan is the strong regional player. is a
[00:29:33] peacemaker? yes, of course there are signs, there are signs that
[00:29:37] the two sides are trying to come each other are
[00:29:41] trying to settle the differences. people who were de-listed
[00:29:44] were in Muslim majority districts of
[00:29:48] west bengal, these are new style of Jerry Mandering that was
[00:29:52] taking
[00:29:52] place.
[00:30:27] Hello, you're watching Pakistan TV, I am sadarf Ali Khan. Let's
[00:30:31] take a look at the H lines
[00:30:33] first,
[00:30:56] us president Donald Trump says he prefers a deal with the round over military.