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[00:00:00] that is violating all the international rules and law,
[00:00:04] actually the crisis had started about two to
[00:00:07] three decades before, the United States
[00:00:09] of under the pressure of Israel wants to degrade the
[00:00:13] military
[00:00:14] in capacity of Iran to control the straight of homo
[00:00:18] has to decide
[00:00:19] a especially now that you don't have unified
[00:00:23] leadership, what you have on the ground is a
[00:00:26] tripatriot coalition. For Iran,
[00:00:30] this is exactly the point
[00:00:32] of uh, not to make things hard for the average person, but to retain some leverage in
[00:00:36] these
[00:00:37] of negotiations. On the parts
[00:00:37] of the
[00:00:38] of Iranians, the Iranian supreme leader mushtabal khameini now finds
[00:00:42] himself pressured by both pro-government, public
[00:00:46] clamoring for retribution.
[00:00:48] of Mr. Witkof and Kushner and others went with the
[00:00:52] template that they designed for
[00:00:55] Gaza.
[00:00:59] of
[00:01:11] of Pakistan has
[00:01:15] done human work, it's been
[00:01:17] of absolutely remarkable what Pakistan, what Islamabad
[00:01:21] has been able to bring about, well I think the countries that are
[00:01:25] mediating have to keep plugging away and trying to find a
[00:01:28] motus i think the first thing that has to
[00:01:32] happen is there has to be agreement on the straight of horm
[00:01:36] buse that was the cause of this latest war.
[00:01:39] most important part is going to be dialogue and i think the pakistan
[00:01:43] back door diplomacy Qatar
[00:01:46] also is essential. india is not
[00:01:49] of only destabilizing the region, india
[00:01:51] has i think it's look at this ambition, it was involved in terrorist
[00:01:55] acts in
[00:01:56] of canada. the persecution of minorities in India has been very very...
[00:02:00] of long of problem, very systemic problem,
[00:02:04] systematic persecution
[00:02:07] of of of of the muslims there, not only
[00:02:07] of the muslims, but also
[00:02:09] of the Christians on forces are police
[00:02:12] and deebies
[00:02:17] of and scouts rangers, they are doing the very best.
[00:02:22] of
[00:02:28] in
[00:02:31] in Afghanistan remains a central hub in the
[00:02:35] global truck trade. According to the UNODC
[00:02:38] 2025 report it produced 433 tons
[00:02:42] of opium in 2024, nearly 20%
[00:02:46] of the global supply. Despite a temporary drop after
[00:02:50] the 2022 ban, cultivation rose again by
[00:02:54] 19% in 2024. Trafficking networks
[00:02:57] stayed active, average opiium. prices of
[00:03:00] $750 per kilogram reflect the
[00:03:04] of continued demand and functioning smuggling routes. According to the
[00:03:08] world drug report 2025, total global opium
[00:03:12] of production in 2024 reached 2,140
[00:03:16] tons.
[00:03:17] of Myanmar led with 995 tons which is
[00:03:21] of 46%. of Followed by Afghanistan at 400 and 33 tons,
[00:03:25] which is 20%, while Mexico and Colombia produce
[00:03:28] smaller shares. These figures highlight that despite
[00:03:32] fans and crackdowns, the global opium trade remains
[00:03:36] deeply entrenched with regional networks
[00:03:39] adapting.
[00:03:52] a
[00:04:03] Welcome back to Pakistan TV, taking the news further now, a high level
[00:04:06] diplomatic delegation from 15 countries visited the National
[00:04:10] Emergencies operations center at NDMA
[00:04:13] a headquarters in Islamabad, more than 34 Pakistani ambassadors also
[00:04:17] participated in the session virtually. During the briefing
[00:04:20] NDMA showcase its disaster management capabilities, early
[00:04:24] warning systems and technology driven emergency response
[00:04:27] framework. Chairman NDMA General Anam
[00:04:31] Haidal Malik highlighted Pakistan's efforts to strengthen regional
[00:04:35] cooperation and improve disaster risk reduction.
[00:04:38] The visiting delegates
[00:04:39] in raised NDMA's disaster
[00:04:42] of
[00:04:42] of management model and express interest in expanding cooperation with
[00:04:45] Pakistan on disaster preparedness, emergency response
[00:04:49] and climate resilience. During the session, Disaster Lens
[00:04:52] 2026 was demonstrated for Pakistan and
[00:04:55] the global community and rigorous sequences of
[00:04:58] in comprehensive international. simulation exercises for shown to the
[00:05:02] delegates. The
[00:05:03] of delegation applauded Pakistan and DMA's superior disaster management
[00:05:06] methodology and trusted capabilities. The participating
[00:05:10] countries express interest for continue. good collaboration with Pakistan
[00:05:14] NDMA for disaster management and emergency response. Both
[00:05:18] sides underscored the importance of strengthening institutional linkages
[00:05:22] and promoting operation to address emerging risk associated with
[00:05:26] climate change and complex
[00:05:27] disasters.
[00:05:34] Pakistan's ambassador to France Mumtaz Zahra Baloch has
[00:05:37] participated as the guest of honor in the annual
[00:05:40] a ma ceremony at the tomb of unknown
[00:05:44] soldier under the ark they tomme in Paris. the ambassador lad
[00:05:48] a reath at the tomb the unknown soldier and pay tribute to the British and
[00:05:52] commonwealth servicemen and women who lost their lives during the
[00:05:55] two world wars. the ceremony featured french military honors
[00:05:59] including guard content and a ceremonial military
[00:06:02] band that played the national anthems of pakistan and france. it
[00:06:06] was attended
[00:06:07] by french military and civilian officials, diplomats, servicemen, veterans and
[00:06:11] representatives the British legion, ambassador Mumtas Sarah
[00:06:15] Baloch also pay tribute to all those who laid down their lives for peace and
[00:06:19] better future for
[00:06:20] mankind.
[00:06:25] The embassy of Pakistan in Washington DC observed your misthesal
[00:06:29] exploitation day by organizing a special webinar titled
[00:06:32] contemporary challenges to international law in South Asia, Germa and Kashmir
[00:06:36] dispute and the indus waters treaty. They went marked the seventh anniversary
[00:06:40] of India's illegal and unial. lateral revocation of articles
[00:06:44] 370 and 35A of its constitution 5th August
[00:06:47] 2019. The ventry afirmed Pakistans
[00:06:51] and weaving solidarity with the people of Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir
[00:06:55] and support for their inillable right to self determination in accordance with
[00:06:59] the relevant United Nations Security Council resolutions.
[00:07:02] Messages from the President, Prime Minister and the Deputy Prime Minister for
[00:07:06] Minister of Pakistan were read out reeterating Pakistan's
[00:07:10] steadfast political, moral and diplomatic. support for the people of
[00:07:13] Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir, we called upon the international community
[00:07:17] to play its role in the peaceful resolution of Jammu and Kashmir dispute in
[00:07:21] accordance with international law and the relevant UN security council
[00:07:24] resolutions. Speakers also underscored the need for a
[00:07:28] peaceful resolution the Jammu and Kashmir dispute in accordance with
[00:07:32] international law and the relevant united nations security council
[00:07:35] resolutions. In his opening remarks, ambassador Rizwan said
[00:07:39] sheikh ambassador of Pakistan to the United States stress. the importance
[00:07:43] of international law addressing the Jammu and Kashmir dispute and broader
[00:07:47] regional
[00:07:47] challenges.
[00:07:53] Pakistan's journey to independence is marked by immense
[00:07:56] sacrifices, countless migrations and invavoring
[00:07:59] determination. Millions of Muslims endured hardships and
[00:08:03] challenges while striving for separate homeland in
[00:08:06] 1947. The memories of those witnessed the historic
[00:08:09] movement continue to reflect the struggles, emotions.
[00:08:12] sacrifices behind Pakistan's creation, an elderly
[00:08:16] citizen now shares his personal account of those defining moments
[00:08:20] and experiences that shaped the nation's
[00:08:23] history.
[00:08:29] Hiroshima today marked the 81st anniversary the US atomic
[00:08:33] bombing the western Japanese city with its mayor criticizing
[00:08:37] major powers for waging wars and urging them to stop justifying
[00:08:41] the possession of nuclear. weapons as a method of deterrance. Prime
[00:08:45] Minister Sachi attended the memorial for the first
[00:08:48] time, as prime minister said, Japan has maintained the post war
[00:08:52] three non-nuclear principles but fell short of expressing commitment for
[00:08:56] sticking with the policy into the future. Mayor
[00:09:00] kuzumi Matsuwi said that downplaying the
[00:09:03] inhumanity of nuclear weapons and accepting the use of force to
[00:09:07] pursue one's own prosperity, recycles violent
[00:09:10] retaliation that could ultimately. result in another Hiroshima or
[00:09:13] Nagasaki about 50000 people, including
[00:09:17] representatives from some 120 countries and regions including the United States
[00:09:21] and Iran were to attend the ceremony. A minute of silence was
[00:09:25] held while a peace bell rang out at 8:15 a.m.
[00:09:29] the time when USB-29 dropped the bomb on the
[00:09:33] city.
[00:09:39] US secretary general Antonio Guterres has won the the world is facing
[00:09:43] growing nuclear dangers as geopolitical tensions depen urging
[00:09:47] nations to reject nuclear deterents and recommit to diplomacy and
[00:09:51] disarmment. a message to commemorate the atomic bombing the Japanese
[00:09:55] city of Hirishima by the US wand that the observance comes
[00:09:59] a time of deepening geopolitical division rising mistrust and intensifying
[00:10:03] competition. cas added that let's move closer to a world
[00:10:07] where the tragedy of Hiroshima is never repeated as safeguards that have
[00:10:10] helped prevent nuclear catastrophe. for decades are under increasing
[00:10:14] pressure, he noted that the long running decline in global
[00:10:18] nuclear arsenals is reversing. the international norm against
[00:10:21] nuclear testing is under threat and worldwide military spent hit
[00:10:25] 2.9 trillion in 2025. the August 6,
[00:10:29] 1945 bomming during world war 2 left an estimated
[00:10:32] 140000 victims dead by the end the
[00:10:35] year.
[00:10:42] The European Central Bank has launched redesign of euro
[00:10:46] back notes aimed at making them more secure, sustainable and
[00:10:50] inclusive with 10 new design proposals put to a public vote
[00:10:53] until September 25. first and the winner to be announced by the end the
[00:10:57] year. the euro has served as official currency in 21
[00:11:01] out of 27 eu member states since it entered circulation in
[00:11:05] 2002. the new series will comprise 5, 10,
[00:11:08] 20, 50, 100 and 200 euro bank notes. more than
[00:11:12] 30 billion euro bank notes worth over 1.7 trillion
[00:11:16] dollars are in circulation according to the ECB. currently
[00:11:20] six denominations of euro back notes are in circulation.
[00:11:24] five 10, 20, 50, 100 and 200 euro
[00:11:27] feature different colors and sizes euro coins are
[00:11:31] issued in denominations of one, two, 5, 10, 20 and
[00:11:35] 50 cents as well as one and two euros. ECB
[00:11:39] President Christine Lager day says the design the bank
[00:11:43] note symbolizes European integration with windows, doors and
[00:11:46] bridges on the bank notes representing openness and corporation. The block's
[00:11:50] currency is being used by over 357 million people in serves as
[00:11:54] the. world second most important reserve currency accounting for
[00:11:58] 20% of global reserves behind the US
[00:12:00] dollar.
[00:12:10] a Chinese research team has completed an updated geologic
[00:12:13] map the entire moon on scale at 115 million. the
[00:12:17] institute of geology said for the first time globally the map
[00:12:21] provides final subdivision the strategic units representing the latest
[00:12:25] stages the moon's geologic history, according to Chinese
[00:12:29] academy of geological sciences, drawing the latest findings from
[00:12:33] China's Shang Lunar Exploration program and other
[00:12:37] lunar research, the map introduces systematic updates to the lunar
[00:12:40] geological time scale, lunar material classification
[00:12:44] and the cartographic representation the geologic
[00:12:48] features. China released the world's first geologic map of moon on
[00:12:52] scale of one to 500. thousand in
[00:12:55] 2022 and published the world's first complete high definition
[00:12:59] lunar geologic atlas in
[00:13:01] 2024.
[00:13:08] heads of government or from euroasian
[00:13:11] economic union member states have met in kirgistan to
[00:13:15] discuss strengthening of euroasian
[00:13:18] intergovernancial council economic operation. the prime
[00:13:21] ministers of Armenia, Belarus, Qazakhistan, Kirgisstan, and Russia
[00:13:25] attended the meeting, they held talks in narrow format ahead the
[00:13:29] main sessions, the EAEU comprises Armenia,
[00:13:33] Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kirgizistan and Russia.
[00:13:36] Representatives the EAEU's observer states, Iran,
[00:13:40] Cuba and Us Pakistan also participated in the
[00:13:44] broader discussions, both online and in person. The block seeks to ensure
[00:13:48] the free movement of goods, service, capital and labor among its members
[00:13:51] and coordinate their economic policies.
[00:14:14] Scientists in the United Kingdom have successfully tested
[00:14:17] refrigerator free vaccine and humans for the first time
[00:14:21] marking major breakthrough in vaccine storage and distribution. "the
[00:14:25] clinical trial involving 60 volunteers was conducted by
[00:14:29] biotechnology company, stable pharma, researchers
[00:14:33] converted liquid tetnis dia vaccine into
[00:14:37] dry powder and remain stable at room temperatures one year before
[00:14:41] being mixed with water and administered. most vaccines
[00:14:44] currently require constant refrigeration for freezing with experts
[00:14:48] estimating that nearly half are wasted each year due to
[00:14:52] temperature related damage. researchers say the new" Technology could
[00:14:55] significantly reduce vaccine waste and improve access to life saving
[00:14:59] immunizations, particularly in remote and low
[00:15:02] resource
[00:15:03] regions.
[00:15:14] German police launched an overnight security operation at
[00:15:17] lezeg Hally airport after an explosion laid in drone was discovered
[00:15:21] near Ukrainian cargo plane. Flights were diverted for.
[00:15:25] as a bomb disposal team removed the detonator from the unmanned
[00:15:29] aircraft found at the tamar. the airport akiha
[00:15:33] for military transport by Germany and NATO allies also serves as the
[00:15:36] basis for you. Ukraine's antonov airlines. Ukraine's
[00:15:40] ambassador to Germany, Alexi
[00:15:43] markivi blamed Moscow, who else could it be, but
[00:15:47] Russia, he said on Welt TV. Authorities have said the
[00:15:50] investigation is ongoing. Moscow had made no comment so
[00:15:54] far.
[00:18:06] that we have from the news presentation. to pakistan tv for
[00:18:09] more.
[00:18:32] hello and welcome to experts corner. this is Mahin
[00:18:34] Jaffer.
[00:18:40] "I think Trump once he had like to go to
[00:18:42] war,
[00:18:47] only Congress can actually undo the sanctions, so
[00:18:51] whatever Trump says, it has to go through Congress. One the
[00:18:55] key weapons that Iran is using the straight for moves for is leverage against the
[00:18:58] US. Having a US presence on your territory has made
[00:19:02] you more likely
[00:19:03] to be attacked. Realignments taking place to counter the Israelis
[00:19:07] and..." that includes your country, Pakistan, along with uh
[00:19:10] Saudi Arabia and Egypt and
[00:19:12] Turkey.
[00:19:29] I happened to be shahad Asan Khan, and with me, I'm really lucky, I've been joined by my
[00:19:33] wonderful colleague happens to be Miss Isha Rehan, there are a couple of stories.
[00:19:37] that I brought and then there are couple of stories which I sha brought ministry of
[00:19:40] agriculture, the government of Punjab played
[00:19:44] role in resolving a longstanding issue which
[00:19:48] was impacting the export of Pakistani potatoes.
[00:19:51] Pakistan, first of all I am very happy that the
[00:19:55] government is now leading on this issue. I would like to say to all
[00:19:59] my fellows in Pakistan, politicians, ministers,
[00:20:02] whoever, please don't look at the numbers. Okay,
[00:20:06] numbers is not the issue. many many famous companies coming here
[00:20:10] and everybody
[00:20:11] is so you know feel so promising of doing the local
[00:20:15] production and you know to get to build the uh
[00:20:18] confidence
[00:20:19] you know for the long-term partnership. this is much more to
[00:20:23] do with the really deep lack of trust between the United States and
[00:20:27] Iran, obviously that's something that goes back nearly five decades,
[00:20:31] something really unique and funny and I try to make
[00:20:34] it um a comedy style that... people would
[00:20:38] be smiling after watching my videos? we estimate that
[00:20:41] around 8.6 million children are in situations of
[00:20:45] child labor and that of course is very high number. those incredible
[00:20:49] efforts. made by Pakistan and in particular by his excellency
[00:20:53] Prime Minister Shakbar Sharif and his excellency field marshal Assim Munir, I
[00:20:57] incredible and commendable in the entire
[00:20:59] world.
[00:23:09] tv speaks to the world uh, in the last two days,
[00:23:13] however, we've seen a change in target sets, uh, this now includes
[00:23:17] bridges, uh, this now includes port facilities, clear
[00:23:20] message and clear remark that Pakistan is the
[00:23:24] strong regional player, is a peacemaker, yes, of course
[00:23:28] there are signs, there are signs that the two sides are
[00:23:32] trying to come each other, are trying to settle the
[00:23:36] differences, people who were delisted were in Muslim
[00:23:39] majority districts of West Bengal, these
[00:23:43] are new style of Jerry Mandering that was taking
[00:23:46] place.
[00:23:53] No, we were not happy with him buying oil from
[00:23:56] Russia. If India doesn't buy oil, it makes it
[00:24:00] much easier
[00:24:01] and they're not going to
[00:24:02] buy.
[00:24:48] Before the wissel blows, before the fight. final bell, there is a
[00:24:51] conversation, it's a language understood by every
[00:24:55] stadium on every street corner, it's a moment, your
[00:24:58] heartbeat with million others, it's
[00:25:02] a roar of crowd, the silence of
[00:25:05] anticipation, it's a trialful cry of a
[00:25:08] champion, it's more than a game, it's a
[00:25:12] connection,
[00:25:16] pakistan tv speaks to the world.
[00:25:25] From the heart of South Asia to the cross roads of central Asia from the turbulent middle
[00:25:29] east and North Africa to the power corridors the west. Iran has
[00:25:33] successfully demonstrated its
[00:25:36] ability not just to negotiate its
[00:25:40] term, but also to negotiate on
[00:25:44] each term for that amount of time that
[00:25:48] Tehran considers and strategically equivalent,
[00:25:52] article 3 the NATO treaty is all about
[00:25:55] self-defense, and that's been a sore point between the United States of
[00:25:59] America and the other NATO allies since the foundation.
[00:26:03] the the alliance, so what's happening now is burden sharing
[00:26:07] is going evolve to burden shifting?
[00:26:10] he is the one who is running the extortion,
[00:26:13] assassination and all these plots sitting a
[00:26:17] government office being a minister of India, America knows
[00:26:21] it, Canada knows
[00:26:22] it.
[00:26:34] you about about the Pakistani role,
[00:26:36] very good, Pakistan, thank you, how have the Iranian
[00:26:40] leadership so by, I
[00:26:42] think they generally means in the
[00:26:46] regionship
[00:26:49] and I have no
[00:26:53] second thought about
[00:26:54] the fact that the man of
[00:26:56] peace.
[00:27:59] a job very well done by civil and military. leadership and at
[00:28:03] the same time they were able to rally the support the people of
[00:28:06] Pakistan, to stand firmly behind our arm forces, policy the Israeli
[00:28:10] occupation regime, which is to ethnically cleanse the Palestinian
[00:28:14] people by ending any future of life for them.
[00:28:18] Israel is a criminal full stop, we can say any
[00:28:22] other thing, evidence should be shown about the palgam, India
[00:28:26] could never produce it, Pakistan had to then respond that and
[00:28:29] Pakistan did that a very...
[00:28:34] India has actually taken up fight with all its
[00:28:37] neighbors, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Pakistan and
[00:28:41] even with China. Responsible power is not the absence of
[00:28:45] force, it is the disciplined and calibrated use of
[00:28:49] force.
[00:29:05] sana from Washington DC, I'm right outside the Donald Trump Institute
[00:29:09] of
[00:29:09] Peace.
[00:29:18] Pakisson TV is here in Beijing. Prime Minister Shabaz
[00:29:21] Sharief will be landing here shortly at
[00:29:24] Beijing.
[00:29:30] Hello everyone, I'm here at the Vienna airport. and we are expecting the
[00:29:34] arrival of Prime Minister Shahbas Sharif
[00:29:36] shortly
[00:29:42] greetings from Antali
[00:29:43] Turkey
[00:29:50] As
[00:30:02] you can see.
[00:30:30] Hello, this is Pakistan TV. I am Zaina Bukhari. Let's have look at the
[00:30:34] headlines.
[00:30:53] Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif rised in Saudi Arabia on three day visit to
[00:30:57] meet Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman on bilateral ties and regional issues.
[00:31:01] Field marshall say. near and high level delegation accompanied the Prime Minister.