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[00:00:01] still occupying lebanese territory, Beirot is being asked to negotiate
[00:00:04] while it sovereignty remains under attack. to discuss that in more
[00:00:08] detail, we've been joined by Barya Ahmar, she is a leading journalist and journalist from
[00:00:12] Lebanon. Baria, thank you very much to have journalists. Two Israel
[00:00:16] of soldiers Baria were killed by an explosive device while operating inside of Lebanon, but even
[00:00:20] Israel has not established who planted it. How can Israel
[00:00:24] use an unclear incident to justify another wave of deadly
[00:00:28] attacks on Lebanese towns? Is... has bombed, mansouri,
[00:00:32] bojal shamali, other areas, killing and wounding civilians and forcing
[00:00:36] families to flee. does this show that israel is treating collective
[00:00:39] punishment as legitimate response?
[00:00:43] well, thank you for having me, responsibility
[00:00:47] of must be established before any military response is justified.
[00:00:51] this is basic rule, if no one knows, yet planted
[00:00:55] those explosive device, using that
[00:00:58] a incident to justify l scale strikes on
[00:01:01] of lebanese towns raises serial legal and moral
[00:01:04] questions, the bombing resulting in civilian casualties and
[00:01:08] renewed displacement, as you said, creates the perception
[00:01:12] that entire communities are paying the price for acts whose
[00:01:15] perpetrators have not been yet identified,
[00:01:19] international humanitarian law requires
[00:01:22] of distinction, proportionality and military necessity, any
[00:01:26] response that harms civilians, instead of
[00:01:29] of targeting a specific military objective is viewed as collective
[00:01:33] punishment,
[00:01:34] absolutely also like to add
[00:01:38] to that, human rights watch says that Israel deliberately
[00:01:42] attacked journalist Amal Khalil as well as other journalists such as Zenab
[00:01:45] Faraj despite knowing that they were civilians and then blocked
[00:01:49] rescuers from reaching them. now as a Lebanese
[00:01:52] journalist, do you believe that Israel is trying to silence those
[00:01:56] who are documenting its actions just like these journalists and so many
[00:02:00] others that that have also been killed in Palestine to say the
[00:02:03] least. Let's be clear about this: journalists are
[00:02:07] civilians protected under international humanitarian
[00:02:11] law. Whenever credible organizations
[00:02:14] document attacks against clearly identifiable
[00:02:18] journalists, those allegations require independent,
[00:02:22] transparent investigations and accountability. From lebanese
[00:02:26] perspective, attacks on journalists have.
[00:02:30] a broader impact because they reduce the words
[00:02:33] ability to witness events on the ground, whether
[00:02:37] international or not, the effect is to weaken
[00:02:40] independent reporting a time when facts matter
[00:02:44] most, right, the international community must move
[00:02:48] beyond expressions of concern, it's it should
[00:02:51] insist on full compliance with international,
[00:02:55] international humanitarian law, support independent
[00:02:58] investigations into alleged violations and press for the
[00:03:02] implementation of existing agreements and also work
[00:03:06] to ensure the protection of
[00:03:08] of civilians while secur securing a complete and to
[00:03:12] hostilities and the Israeli withdrawal from lebanese
[00:03:16] territory. this is what the international community needs to be
[00:03:20] doing. barya, more than
[00:03:23] 4,300 people have been killed in Lebanon as we speak, hundreds of thousands have
[00:03:27] been displaced and those who return also
[00:03:30] of you of
[00:03:31] know a are of not being given
[00:03:32] their due places or the places
[00:03:34] that they had left when they were when they got displaced anyways peace talks
[00:03:38] by are continuing in Rome yet Israel still occupies lebanese
[00:03:42] territory and says it will not withdraw draw further until Hisbollah
[00:03:45] disarms is Lebanon effectively being asked to surrender its
[00:03:49] main bargaining position before Israels its own
[00:03:53] commitments. Let's be clear about this first things
[00:03:57] first. Hallah is not lebon's main
[00:04:00] bargaining position, but international law
[00:04:04] instead, why? because since Israel is withdrawal
[00:04:07] from most of southern Lebanon in the year 2000, hazballah has
[00:04:11] evolved from resistance movement against
[00:04:15] occupation into
[00:04:16] a regional armed actor closely aligned with
[00:04:20] Iran and for many years with the Assad regime.
[00:04:24] As
[00:04:24] a result,
[00:04:25] of many Lebineses no longer see it as see its weapons as
[00:04:30] serving a
[00:04:31] of purely national objective,
[00:04:34] the this is Lebanon's central
[00:04:36] of dilemma today, the Lebanese government is leading the
[00:04:39] negotiations, while Tehran through
[00:04:42] Hisballah, determines the military confrontation, this
[00:04:46] is
[00:04:46] a dilemma, but Lebanon's official
[00:04:49] position is that sovereignty
[00:04:52] in cannot be conditional and that international
[00:04:55] agreements impose obligations on both
[00:04:58] sides, the only sustainable path is
[00:05:01] simultaneous implementation, Israel must withdraw from
[00:05:05] lebanese territory, while the Lebanese State extends
[00:05:09] its exclusive authority over all its
[00:05:13] territory in in line with the constitution, labanese
[00:05:16] constitution and with the international
[00:05:19] commitments. peace cannot be achieved through
[00:05:23] unilateral conditions, it requires
[00:05:27] reciprocal implementations and mutual
[00:05:30] compliance, and that is not happening until
[00:05:33] today. you talk of international commitments, it's interesting
[00:05:37] that you talk about that, because we've seen what is happening in Palestine,
[00:05:41] we've seen what is happening in Lebanon, we've seen a sease fire happen in
[00:05:45] both the areas and yet Israel flants that cease fire
[00:05:49] and does whatever it wants to, where are the international
[00:05:51] commitments? Yes, yes,
[00:05:55] well, from lebanese perspective, this is
[00:05:58] fundamentally a sovereignty
[00:06:01] issue, no state has the right, the legal
[00:06:04] right to unilaterally define
[00:06:08] borders, this is sovereign issue, it's a real
[00:06:11] problem. All right, I
[00:06:15] lost you, I couldn't the question, I couldn't hear the question, I'm sorry, I'll
[00:06:19] repeat the question bar was saying you were talking of international
[00:06:22] commitments, there have been international commitments, there
[00:06:26] have been seizfires in both Lebanon and Palestine, yet
[00:06:29] Israel has flouted those very cease fires and continues to
[00:06:33] kill, name, displaced people, both in Palestine and in
[00:06:37] Lebanon, but from a Lebanese perspective, how important is the
[00:06:40] implementation these. international
[00:06:43] commitments, very very important from lebanese
[00:06:46] perspective, it's fundamentally sovereignty
[00:06:49] issue,
[00:06:51] so issue of commitment, mostly because Israel is
[00:06:54] keeping the the red, the yellow area
[00:06:57] there, because no state has the legal right to to
[00:07:01] redefine another state's border or impos security arrangements. the
[00:07:05] lebanese army is the legitimate national institution
[00:07:09] responsible for exercising state authority. throughout
[00:07:13] Lebanon if if this really says that the
[00:07:16] objective is lasting stability to keep
[00:07:19] the to keep that buffer zone then strengthening
[00:07:23] the lebanese and strengthening lebanese
[00:07:27] state authority not weakening or bypassing the only
[00:07:31] sustainable solution is durable
[00:07:33] security. durable security will come through
[00:07:37] respect for international law for implementation of agreed
[00:07:41] commitments and recognitions of Lebanon sovereignty, not
[00:07:45] through the indefinite expansion of military realities
[00:07:49] on the ground, and this is what Israel has been doing,
[00:07:52] exactly, and that is why I'm saying global security,
[00:07:55] implementation of international norms, I mean I don't see that
[00:07:59] happening in Palestine, I don't see, I see that to some extent
[00:08:03] happening in Lebanon, but let's hope for the best. Last question Barya,
[00:08:07] Israel claims a 10 kilometer security zone inside of Lebanon, as you
[00:08:10] have also talked about
[00:08:12] and even called a lebanese army checkpoint of
[00:08:14] violation. what does this tell us about Israel's respect
[00:08:18] for lebanese sovereignty and the authority the lebanese state?
[00:08:22] doesn't the lebanese state have an authority whatsoever? why is israel flouting
[00:08:26] it? it is, it
[00:08:29] is affecting, it's against lebanese
[00:08:32] sovereignty. they don't have the right, israelis do not have
[00:08:36] the right to redefine lebanon's borders, they
[00:08:40] don't have the legal light right and "and they
[00:08:43] claim that this is for sustainable peace
[00:08:47] and and stability, but this is not, this is sovereign
[00:08:50] sovereinity issue and Israelis have no right to
[00:08:54] redefine and decide that this is yellow zone and
[00:08:58] Israel, the Lebanese army has have no rights, doesn't have the
[00:09:02] right to implement to be there in that in
[00:09:06] that yellow zone, so it is
[00:09:09] sovereinity issue and it's it" does not
[00:09:13] working for strengthening the state of Lebanon, this
[00:09:17] is what they say, they want the state to be stronger to
[00:09:21] to disarm hizballah, this the international community is
[00:09:25] not giving the Lebanese army the
[00:09:28] opportunity to to to rule on on the
[00:09:31] ground and to disarm hizballah as they
[00:09:34] use the words, so it's a very
[00:09:38] dilemmation, so that's what I was saying that was needs.
[00:09:42] "that is what needs to be implemented, that is what needs to be pushed
[00:09:46] into Israel's
[00:09:48] you know kitty that this is what you need to do and this is how you need to you
[00:09:51] know adhere to all the laws that have
[00:09:55] been mean put forward as far as the situation in 11 is
[00:09:59] concern. thank you very much barri ahmed to have journalist and to have given us the opportunity
[00:10:03] to discuss this issue a bit more detail in the current context.
[00:10:07] thank you, let's now take you to South
[00:10:10] Asia.
[00:10:15] Bangladesh India relations have been strained since Sheikh Hasina fled to New Delhi
[00:10:19] in 2024. Disputes over her extradition, border incidents, trade
[00:10:23] restrictions and India's tires. with the awami league continued throughout the pre-election
[00:10:27] period, now Hasina's Delhi address has reopened old wounds
[00:10:31] and threatens the fragile attempt to recess relations. To discuss
[00:10:35] that in more detail, we have been joined all the way from Dhaka by
[00:10:39] Mr. Alauddin Mohammed, he is a joint member secretary the
[00:10:42] NCP. Alauddin Mohammad, thank you very much to have joined us.
[00:10:45] Relations with India had been deteriorating since Hasena fled there in
[00:10:49] August of 2024, almost two years, two years now, I think more or
[00:10:53] less, long before Bangladesh. election happened, has her latest
[00:10:57] address destroyed the limited progress that was made since the new government took
[00:11:01] office? thank you
[00:11:05] very much, yesterday was the
[00:11:08] day we celebrated the victory of its
[00:11:12] people and the outside former
[00:11:16] prime minister shekhasina on the same day held
[00:11:20] a conf press conference in New
[00:11:23] Delhi Bangladesh
[00:11:26] previously talk to the high commissioner in Dhaka
[00:11:30] to stop that and we did not see
[00:11:33] any initiative from
[00:11:36] India's government side to stop that press
[00:11:40] conference which means that India is
[00:11:43] not correcting its measure
[00:11:47] or you
[00:11:47] know that its diplomacy towards Bangladesh and it wants the
[00:11:51] old hegemonic relationship through. its
[00:11:55] own loyal awami league in Bangladesh
[00:11:59] and in that context we can say that the
[00:12:02] relationship between Bangladesh and India from
[00:12:06] Bangladesh side though there are good gesture and
[00:12:10] we are repeatedly appealing them or
[00:12:13] requesting them to extradit the the criminal
[00:12:17] now flat in India to
[00:12:20] you know that according to
[00:12:22] the bilateral.
[00:12:25] act, but India seems that not that interested to
[00:12:29] rebuild the relation with the people of Bangladesh and the state of
[00:12:33] Bangladesh, instead it has chosen to keep
[00:12:36] the same hegemonic relationship with awami
[00:12:40] league. now Alauddin, I'd like to also understand Sheikh
[00:12:44] Hasina in his address says that she is going to return in December to
[00:12:47] Dhaka, at the same time she has also asked that the ban on
[00:12:51] the awami league be lifted. We've also seen the r happened
[00:12:55] at Shakib Al Hassan's home where protesters came and of
[00:12:59] course what happened because of course of his association
[00:13:03] with the awami league as well. In your point of view, I'd like to understand
[00:13:07] Alauddin, how can Bangladesh protect its sovereinity and
[00:13:11] political stability without allowing anger to
[00:13:15] turn into violence? I'm just referring to the incident that happened at Shakibal
[00:13:18] Hassan's residence.
[00:13:21] Well, Mr. Sakibal. is a
[00:13:25] well known cricketer to the outer world, but
[00:13:29] inside Bangladesh, he is an awy league
[00:13:32] leader and he was an MP in the
[00:13:36] last houseted parliament where the election was
[00:13:40] highly rigged and election took place without the major
[00:13:43] oppositions and Sakib al Hassan and
[00:13:47] his family members including his father is
[00:13:50] convicted criminal in their constituency
[00:13:54] and are accused of being murdered
[00:13:57] several activist in the home city of Sakib Al
[00:14:01] Hassan when he appeared in New
[00:14:05] Delhi's press conference along with Shekhasena and her
[00:14:09] family members i mean from
[00:14:12] Bangladeshi activist side so the
[00:14:15] anger to again increased against
[00:14:19] Sakib al Hassan and at night we saw that they
[00:14:23] burn their home and then that people rus
[00:14:27] to his properties and others to try to look that and and so
[00:14:31] on, so if when we are talking
[00:14:34] about the reconciliation and lifting the
[00:14:37] ban of awami league and bring Hasina back to
[00:14:41] Bangladesh, we must remember that after the
[00:14:45] pricing immediately we asked for reconciliation,
[00:14:49] but before reconciliation one must
[00:14:52] acknowledge the missed. done by
[00:14:55] them towards their own people, but unfortunately awami
[00:14:59] league still thinks that there is no apprising
[00:15:03] in, there was no apprising in Bangladesh, it was just
[00:15:07] foreign planned regime change
[00:15:10] operation, which is actually not, and by
[00:15:14] the United Nations Office for Human Rights
[00:15:17] Report, they mentioned that more than 1400
[00:15:21] activists were killed during this price.
[00:15:25] by the government forces and the awami league and its
[00:15:29] associated forces, but and this is
[00:15:33] well established towards our foreign stakeholders, but
[00:15:37] only for India and I leak people seems
[00:15:40] it is still a conspiracy against them, so
[00:15:44] before reconciliation they must understand that
[00:15:48] what they did and such types of hanious crime
[00:15:52] inside any democratic country must not be tolerated
[00:15:56] tolerated and unless corrected the must not be
[00:15:59] allowed to do the same politics again, it's their own people,
[00:16:03] same aggression against it their own people, so regarding the...
[00:16:07] sovereinity of Bangladesh, as we all saw
[00:16:11] that after all those bloodshed
[00:16:14] when the former prime minister decided to leave the
[00:16:18] country, flee the country, then her
[00:16:22] own loyal own, you can
[00:16:26] say master India gave her shelter in their
[00:16:29] own state, they did not
[00:16:33] consider that they are blatantly interfering
[00:16:36] the... internal affairs the neighboring country and
[00:16:40] right now also that we feel that it's not only India,
[00:16:44] awami league as a party and league leaders is
[00:16:48] though they are citizen of Bangladesh, they are now serving the purpose
[00:16:52] of India and India is also
[00:16:55] like backing them, now we are
[00:16:59] really concerned that if awami league ever can be
[00:17:03] able to do politics in Bangladesh, how they will pay back?
[00:17:07] to their Indian, I mean that gave them
[00:17:11] shelter to their master, so that's the sovereignty
[00:17:15] issue for now in Bangladesh, and we feel that Bangladeshi people's
[00:17:19] resistance and Bangladeshi people are
[00:17:22] together to again resist, again
[00:17:26] fight the same fascism imposed by Hasida and her
[00:17:29] people in near future. All right, all alauddin, I'd like
[00:17:33] to understand Dhaka war India beforehand that allowing.
[00:17:37] to conduct political activity from New Delhi is going to damage bilateral ties,
[00:17:41] is India's claim that this was merely a private media event, a
[00:17:45] convincing explanation or is this attempt to avoid
[00:17:48] responsibility? many Bangladeshies believe that India supported
[00:17:52] Hasina for too long and tired its relationship with Bangladesh to the awami
[00:17:56] league. Does New Delhi still struggle to accept that Bangladesh
[00:17:59] politics have now fundamentally
[00:18:01] changed? I
[00:18:04] think they are not able to...
[00:18:07] understand the psychology of Bangladeshi people and
[00:18:11] the pricing by the middle class
[00:18:14] and the young population of Bangladesh,
[00:18:18] it not necessarily against India, but when
[00:18:22] they fought Haseina in the street, they also
[00:18:25] felt that behind Hasina Indian hegemonic and
[00:18:29] imperialistic vision was there behind Hasina, so
[00:18:33] they necessarily fought Indian Hagimony in the same
[00:18:37] struggle. so India must realize those
[00:18:40] seems they have not realized, but I believe that
[00:18:44] Indian civil society, Indian academics and
[00:18:48] scholars who visited Bangladesh after the uprising
[00:18:52] several times and now opened their
[00:18:55] opinion in Indian different outlets, they
[00:18:59] feel that the the politics in Bangladesh has been
[00:19:03] changed and India's policy in Bangladesh
[00:19:07] failed. and India must correct its policy, so
[00:19:10] yesterday's event was an order city
[00:19:14] from the Indian administration, they could stop that,
[00:19:18] even if it's a private meeting or if it's a public
[00:19:21] meeting, they know the consequence of that, and they must
[00:19:25] stop such types of activities in their own land which
[00:19:28] can somehow not give them the fruits,
[00:19:32] because Bangladeshi people are not now with the Shekhacina
[00:19:36] anymore. people had new election,
[00:19:40] they voted more than 70% people voted and
[00:19:43] 70% people voted
[00:19:45] for credible reform process in
[00:19:49] Bangladesh which will promote the democracy also,
[00:19:53] so all together India should understand that now this
[00:19:56] government in Bangladesh is elected and Bangladeshi people
[00:20:00] elected, they are happy, though there are problems,
[00:20:04] there are no what is called uh satisfaction
[00:20:08] over the performance the government, but people understand this government is
[00:20:12] voted by the own own people which they
[00:20:16] they could not exercise in the last 15 years. three elections
[00:20:20] were somehow snatched from the Bangladeshi people and
[00:20:23] democracy shattered, democracy, democratic institutions also
[00:20:27] shattered by the same shekhasina and her people, so
[00:20:30] India must feel and establish
[00:20:33] relationship, we a bit short of time, I'd like one last question,
[00:20:37] but what answer if that's possible. Bangladesh has repeatedly sort
[00:20:40] Hasina's extradition under the bilateral treaty, yet India continues
[00:20:44] to say that the request is under legal review quote and court. Does this
[00:20:48] long delay suggests that? delhi is protecting a former li rather
[00:20:52] than respecting bangladesh's judicial process. i'd like a short
[00:20:56] answer if that's possible. i think it it doesn't need
[00:21:00] any explanation. since they are allowing her
[00:21:03] to interven in Bangladeshi politics by
[00:21:07] audio call and now audio conference, press
[00:21:10] conference. so the rev review review
[00:21:14] process or legal review process just first and
[00:21:18] just eye wash to the... international community and India
[00:21:22] must stop such double standard in in
[00:21:26] the name of diplomacy to its neighbor where they have to
[00:21:30] coexist all right alauddin mohammad thank you very
[00:21:34] much to have joined us ladies and gentlemen that was alauddin mohammad joint member secretary the
[00:21:37] NCP joining us from Dhaka of course giving the
[00:21:41] perspective from Dhaka as to where things might be moving and
[00:21:45] what the Bangladeshies think as far as Sheikh Hasina and recent address is
[00:21:49] concerned and
[00:21:50] of course India giving asylum to Sheikh Hasina and all that has
[00:21:54] ensuwed as as far as the relations between Dhaka and New
[00:21:57] Delhi are concerned this brings us
[00:21:59] to the end of today's beyond borders, it
[00:22:00] was an exciting show today and an interesting
[00:22:04] show lineup of shows this week as well and we promise you next week is
[00:22:08] going to be at the same part if not better. This is the last show the
[00:22:12] week so we'll see you inshallah on Monday with more stories, more perspectives
[00:22:16] and of course more important points for you to...
[00:22:20] understand and decipher, till then, allah hafis and have a great
[00:22:23] weekend.
[00:22:44] Hindutva forces have launched a state sponsored hate
[00:22:47] campaign against Muslims in India.
[00:22:51] Muslims are being attacked, humiliated and murdered under
[00:22:55] patternage of Modi regime. Indian authorities
[00:22:59] are demolishing Muslims houses, shops and
[00:23:01] mosks. Indiscriminate violence against Muslims
[00:23:05] has unmasked the so-called secular phase of
[00:23:08] India. World community must come forward
[00:23:12] to rescue Indian Muslims from the clutches of Hindutva
[00:23:15] terrorism.
[00:23:25] "Pakistan has done human work, it's been
[00:23:28] absolutely remarkable what Pakistan, what
[00:23:32] Islamabad has been able to bring about. Well, I think the
[00:23:36] countries that are mediating have to keep plugging away and trying to find a
[00:23:40] modus, solution. I think the first thing that has to
[00:23:43] happen is there has to be agreement on the straight of hormos,
[00:23:47] because that was the cause of this. war most
[00:23:51] important part is going to be dialogue and I think the Pakistan
[00:23:55] back door diplomacy uh Qatar also is
[00:23:59] essential India is not only destabilizing the region India
[00:24:02] has I think it's look at this ambition it was involved in
[00:24:06] terrorist acts in Canada the persecution of minorities in India has
[00:24:10] been very very long problem
[00:24:14] very systemic problem systematic persecution
[00:24:17] the Muslims there not only the Muslims but also the
[00:24:21] Christians on forces are police and devies and
[00:24:25] scouts rangers, they are doing the
[00:24:27] very
[00:24:43] best, hello and welcome to unfold, I am aggressor
[00:24:47] is on the Israel that is violating. the international rules
[00:24:51] and law, actually the crisis had started
[00:24:55] about two to three decades before the united states under
[00:24:58] the pressure of Israel wants to degrade the
[00:25:02] military capacity of Iran to control the
[00:25:05] straight of homo has to decide especially
[00:25:09] now that you don't have unified leadership what you
[00:25:13] have on the ground is a tripatriot
[00:25:16] coalition for Iran this
[00:25:19] is exactly. points uh, not to make things hard for the average person,
[00:25:23] but to retain some leverage in these negotiations on the parts the
[00:25:26] Iranians, the Iranian supreme leaderal khameini
[00:25:30] now finds himself pressured by both pro-government uh
[00:25:34] public clamoring for retribution, mrs witkof and
[00:25:38] kushner and others uh went with the
[00:25:40] template that they designed for
[00:25:44] gaza.
[00:26:52] proud moment for entire nation and especially for the
[00:26:55] Pakistan shooting community as an England fan i enjoy
[00:26:59] the PSL I enjoy the hundred and obviously the we have here in
[00:27:03] England, when Bangladesh declared the innings, declared their second
[00:27:06] innings, that the moment when whole Bangladesh celebrated
[00:27:10] it, from places like Jordan,
[00:27:12] Uzbekistan, from Iraq, Haiti, these
[00:27:16] countries who have made it for a long time was Pakistan and Jordan Debutts, like
[00:27:20] that's massive for for people from those countries, so
[00:27:24] when I came here first, there were there were talks about major
[00:27:28] league tournament like PSL starting in the United States and it took
[00:27:32] a year. and our junior players uh winning back to back three ITf junior
[00:27:36] titles and the doubles
[00:27:40] titles as well. plan was just to go for the Canadian Masters, it was my first
[00:27:43] tournament, masters tournament ever. i've been competing in the international
[00:27:47] circle for a long time and alhamdulillah by the grace of almighty have
[00:27:51] won many lores for Pakistan, pakistan international series, i've been
[00:27:55] double crowned, i've been winning UAE opens, south Asian games as
[00:27:59] well, i'm the only female athlete to get a bronze medal in women singles.
[00:28:12] No, we were not happy with him buying oil from
[00:28:15] Russia. If India doesn't buy oil, it makes it
[00:28:19] much easier, and they're not going to
[00:28:20] buy.
[00:29:15] Before the wistle glows, before the final bell, there is the
[00:29:18] conversation, it's a language understood by every
[00:29:22] stadium on every street corner, it's a moment, your
[00:29:26] heartbeat with million others, it's
[00:29:30] a roar of crowd, the silence of
[00:29:32] participation, it's a triampful cry of a
[00:29:36] champion, it's more than a game, it's a
[00:29:40] connection
[00:29:45] tv speaks to
[00:29:46] the.
[00:30:24] Hello and welcome to Pakistan TV, my name is Nilu Shaja. Let's take a look at the headline
[00:30:28] the hour.
[00:30:47] Prime Minister Shahbas Sharif has a three-day official visit to Saudi
[00:30:51] Arabia from the 6th to the 8th of August accompanied by chief of