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[00:00:09] of of
[00:00:15] Good morning, assalamualaikum, you're watching Pakistan TV, with the news
[00:00:19] at this hour, I'm Farruh Fayaz, these are the headlines for
[00:00:23] this
[00:00:25] of hour.
[00:00:41] of Yemeni government forces retake
[00:00:45] positions from the hooti group and advance into new areas in
[00:00:48] southwestern ates province as air strikes targeted
[00:00:52] huti gatherings and reinforcements across the
[00:00:56] in region.
[00:00:59] of
[00:01:03] Turkish foreign minister Hakan Pidan holds separate phone calls
[00:01:07] with this guthary and soundy counterparts, discussing recent
[00:01:11] attacks across the region and ongoing diplomatic
[00:01:17] in negotiations.
[00:01:19] of US president Donald Trump says Iran wants a
[00:01:23] deal with Washington quickly and badly while Iran says it
[00:01:27] currently seeks no negotiations with the U.S. as tensions
[00:01:31] persist over the straight of
[00:01:34] of hormos,
[00:01:41] crude oil prices for both
[00:01:43] of contracts trade higher as tensions escalate in the middle east with
[00:01:46] brent crude at $105 a barrel and
[00:01:50] WTI at $101 a
[00:01:53] barrel.
[00:01:59] and Lebanyese interior and municipalities
[00:02:02] minister holds separate meetings with President
[00:02:06] Asi and Prime Minister Sharif while the
[00:02:09] president and Prime Minister condemn Israel's aggression against
[00:02:13] Lebanon and reiterate Pakistan's steadfast support for
[00:02:17] Lebanon's sovereignty, independence and
[00:02:20] of territorial
[00:02:20] integrity.
[00:02:29] Tops: German Alexander Zavarev clenches the US open
[00:02:33] title defeating American Ben Shelton in four sets to
[00:02:37] claim his second Grand
[00:02:38] of Slam crown in New
[00:02:39] York.
[00:02:56] of of of Yemeni government forces.
[00:03:00] retook positions from the huti group and advanced towards new
[00:03:03] areas in southwestern thez province as air strikes
[00:03:07] targeted
[00:03:08] of hooti gatherings and reinforcements across the
[00:03:11] of province. media reports quoting a military source and there
[00:03:14] said government forces
[00:03:19] of of recaptured positions overlooking the jardad area after the hoothis had infiltrated
[00:03:22] them. the forces then advanced towards
[00:03:26] bani Umar as part of continuing operations aimed at driving
[00:03:30] the hutis out
[00:03:30] of the
[00:03:31] province. Saudi
[00:03:35] Arabia had carried out 54 air strikes on Yemen over a
[00:03:38] 24-hour period as the Houti group made rapid gains along
[00:03:42] the Red
[00:03:44] of Sea. Huti military spokesman Yahya Sari said
[00:03:47] in a statement that Saudi war planes including F-15
[00:03:51] and Typhoon
[00:03:52] of aircraft of had conducted the strikes from Saudi
[00:03:55] of bases. He said
[00:03:57] at the attacks and targeted areas in thez Lahat.
[00:04:03] The claims came as the hutis advanced along Yemen's
[00:04:06] of Red Sea coast, mid continuing military confrontations
[00:04:10] and heightened regional
[00:04:11] of tensions. of
[00:04:18] China has called for restraint as well as dialogue ameid Huuti attacks
[00:04:22] on Saudi Arabia, expressing concern over civilian
[00:04:25] casualties and
[00:04:27] of damages to energy infrastructure. foreign ministry
[00:04:30] spokesman Guau Jakun told reporters in Beijing that China
[00:04:34] is deeply concerned about the casualties of innocent
[00:04:37] civilians and the damage
[00:04:39] in to energy facilities and other civilian infrastructures
[00:04:43] caused by recent escalation in Yemen
[00:04:45] of and the Red Sea. He said attacks against civilian
[00:04:49] infrastructure that bears on people's livelihoods are
[00:04:52] unacceptable. Goo said that increasing turmoil
[00:04:56] in the region serves no one's interest. The sovereignty.
[00:05:00] Security of all countries should be respected and the only way out is to
[00:05:04] resolve disputes through political and diplomatic
[00:05:06] means. The spokesman said China calls on
[00:05:10] relevant parties to exercise. constraint east tension through
[00:05:14] communication and dialogue and work towards de-escalation
[00:05:18] as soon as
[00:05:18] possible.
[00:05:27] Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman and US Centcom chief admiral
[00:05:31] Brad Cooper discussed efforts to reduce regional
[00:05:35] tensions. During the meeting, the two sides reviewed
[00:05:38] Saudi US Defense Cooperation, Regional Developments and efforts
[00:05:42] to strengthen security and stability, meanwhile, 13
[00:05:46] countries have formally joined a multinational defensive maritime
[00:05:50] alliance with representatives from 39 countries
[00:05:53] participating in its third planning meeting in
[00:05:56] jadda. tensions around the straight of hurmos have
[00:06:00] raised concerns over shipping and global energy
[00:06:02] supplies.
[00:06:09] turkish for minister Hakan Fedan has held separate phone
[00:06:13] calls with this gutari and saudi counterparts to discuss recent
[00:06:17] attacks in the region and ongoing negotiation
[00:06:20] processes. according to turkish foreign ministry,
[00:06:23] fidan spoke with qatari prime minister and foreign minister Mohammad bin
[00:06:27] Abdul Rahman al Thani and Saudi foreign minister Faisal bin
[00:06:31] Fadhan. other ministers discussed the latest regional
[00:06:35] attacks as well as ongoing negotiation
[00:06:37] efforts.
[00:06:44] Qatar's prime minister and foreign minister Sheikh Mohammad bin Abdul Rahman
[00:06:48] bin Jasim al Thani held separate phone calls with Turkish foreign
[00:06:52] minister Haqan Fedan and UAE deputy prime minister and foreign
[00:06:56] minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayatyan to discuss bilateral
[00:07:00] cooperation and the latest regional developments. The
[00:07:03] talks focused on strengthening of bilateral relations, diplomatic efforts
[00:07:07] and joint coordination to reduce regional tensions and
[00:07:11] promote security and stability, Althani reaffirmed
[00:07:15] Qatar's support for diplomatic initiatives aimed at ensuring freedom of
[00:07:19] maritime navigation and reaching a comprehensive agreement that
[00:07:22] paves the way for lasting peace in the
[00:07:24] region.
[00:07:30] Egyptian President Abdul Fatih said to welcome Saudi Crown Prince
[00:07:34] Mohammed bin Salman to Egypt today as the two leaders prepared to
[00:07:38] hold talks aimed at strengthening bilateral relations.
[00:07:43] The Egyptian presidency said the visit will include a bilateral meeting between the
[00:07:46] two leaders. At the meeting is expected to address key issues
[00:07:50] of mutual interest and developments in the region, underscoring the
[00:07:54] closed ties between Egypt and Saudi Arabia. And the
[00:07:58] visit comes as Cairo and Rad continue to coordinate on regional and
[00:08:02] economic issues with both countries maintaining strong political and
[00:08:06] strategic
[00:08:06] relations.
[00:08:14] US president Donald Trump said Monday that Iran wants to reach an
[00:08:18] agreement with Washington quickly and badly as military
[00:08:22] exchanges continue and diplomatic efforts remain
[00:08:25] stalled. Trump writing on Truth Social
[00:08:29] said Iran is seeking deal with the United States while stressing
[00:08:33] that he would personally decide whether Washington engages with Tehran,
[00:08:37] adding that the US remains open to the possibility of
[00:08:40] talks. Iran, however, said it currently does not seek
[00:08:44] negotiations with the United States, this name news reported,
[00:08:47] citing Iranian officials, the contrasting positions come
[00:08:51] amid high high tensions over the conflict and the straight of Urmos,
[00:08:55] key route for global energy supplies and commercial
[00:08:58] shipping.
[00:09:04] US president Donald Trump has dismissed reports that Chinese entities
[00:09:08] supplied Iran with satellite images of a US military base
[00:09:12] bef. for an Iranian strike. Trump said China
[00:09:15] spies on the United States while Washington also conducts
[00:09:19] intelligence activities against China. Iranian missiles
[00:09:23] struck the Mavafiq Saudi Arabase in Jordan in
[00:09:27] July, killing three American soldiers. The Wall
[00:09:31] Street Journal reported that unnamed US officials did not
[00:09:34] identify the Chinese entities involved and did not suggest
[00:09:38] direct Beijing involvement.
[00:09:46] Iran has accused the United States of engaging in militious
[00:09:50] behavior and applying political pressure after theran said
[00:09:54] Iranian officials were prevented from attending a conference the United
[00:09:58] Nations nuclear watch dog. Behroz
[00:10:02] Kamal Vandi, a senior official at Iran's atomic energy
[00:10:05] organization strongly criticized the reported
[00:10:09] decision warning that excluding Iranian representative. from the
[00:10:13] gathering could establish a president with wider consequences
[00:10:16] for international diplomacy. He said countries should
[00:10:20] resist what he described as political pressure and bullying by the United
[00:10:24] States. Earlier US energy secretary Chris
[00:10:28] Wright said Washington opposed the head of Iran's nuclear agency
[00:10:32] attending the annual conference the international atomic energy
[00:10:36] agency. Right said the Iranian official was
[00:10:39] under US sanctions and had requested wavor but the request
[00:10:43] was
[00:10:44] denied.
[00:10:49] The United States imposed additional sanctions on Russia's
[00:10:53] VTB bank accusing. the lender of helping Iran
[00:10:56] evade sanctions by establishing correspondent
[00:11:00] relationships with sanctioned Iranian banks. the
[00:11:03] US treasury department warned foreign financial institutions
[00:11:07] against conducting business with VTB and urged them to
[00:11:11] sever ties with the bank. VTB had already been
[00:11:15] placed under full US blocking sanctions in
[00:11:17] 2022 following Russia's invasion of
[00:11:20] Ukraine. The latest action came as
[00:11:24] Washington. ified economic pressure on tehwan amid the ongoing
[00:11:27] middle east conflict and disruptions to the state of hormos
[00:11:31] which have contributed to hard global oil and US fuel
[00:11:35] prices. Treasury secretary
[00:11:39] Scott Bessent said Washington's campaign dubbed
[00:11:42] operation economic outcast aims to cut financial
[00:11:46] lifelines to Iran and its supporters while urging
[00:11:49] whistleblowers worldwide to provide information on
[00:11:53] entities facilitating sanctions. Evasion. Bessent
[00:11:57] said, people providing information to the treasury department may be
[00:12:01] eligible for financial rewards regardless of where they
[00:12:04] live or who employs them, urging anyone with relevant
[00:12:08] information to come forward. The treasury department said the
[00:12:12] initiative is intended to identify and disrupt financial channels
[00:12:16] supporting Iran and those helping the country evade US
[00:12:19] sanctions.
[00:12:26] Crude oil prices for both contracts traded higher as tensions
[00:12:30] escalated in the Middle East with Brent Crude trading at
[00:12:34] $105 a barrel and US benchmark West
[00:12:37] Texas intermediate at $101 a
[00:12:40] barrel. The surge comes after Iran lined
[00:12:44] Huti forces targeted Saudi Arabia and captured
[00:12:48] Perim Island in the Babel Mandab straight. market
[00:12:51] concerns also grew after Gulf states
[00:12:55] postponed talks with Tehran on establishing a temporary shipping lane
[00:12:59] through the straight of Formos. The straight carries around one
[00:13:02] fifth of global oil and gas supplies, raising fears of further
[00:13:06] energy
[00:13:07] disruptions.
[00:13:13] Russia has said that situation in global oil markets is
[00:13:17] rapidly deteriorating emid instability in the Persian Gulf
[00:13:21] with major volumes of oil being removed from international.
[00:13:26] Speaking a press briefing in Moscow, Kremlin spokesman Dimitri Paskov
[00:13:30] pointed out that huge amount of oil is dropping out the
[00:13:33] market, adding that just with the disruption the oil pipeline in
[00:13:37] Saudi Arabia, more than 4% of global supplies have been
[00:13:40] knocked out the global market. Peskov said
[00:13:44] Russia had introduced a ban on exports of oil products in order to
[00:13:48] ensure adequate supplies for its domestic market.
[00:13:52] Paskov said the removal of Russian oil products. from international
[00:13:55] exports was also affecting global
[00:13:57] markets.
[00:14:05] Turkish president has said that with the signing last
[00:14:09] month the Makka joint defense agreement. Turkey, Saudi
[00:14:13] Arabia and Pakistan took a step to send a signal to the Islamic
[00:14:17] world. Speaking a special program with young
[00:14:20] people in Turkey's northern province of Samson. Urdaman
[00:14:24] said were positive developments regarding the
[00:14:27] agreement. He said Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey
[00:14:30] have taken a step. With this step, let us send a signal to the
[00:14:34] Islamic world. Are there are positive developments.
[00:14:38] Urdovan also stressed Turkey's efforts to help address challenges
[00:14:42] facing the Islamic
[00:14:43] world.
[00:14:48] Lebanese interior and municipalities minister Ahmad Al Hajjar held
[00:14:52] separate meetings with President Asiad. and Prime Minister Shahbas
[00:14:56] Sharif in Islamabad. During his meeting with President
[00:15:00] Zari, the two sides discussed ways to further strengthen
[00:15:03] Pakistan Lebanon cooperation, particularly in internal
[00:15:07] security, law enforcement and counter narcotics.
[00:15:11] President Zari reaffirmed Pakistan's support for Lebanon sovereignty,
[00:15:15] independence, unity and territorial integrity. He
[00:15:19] also expressed support for diplomatic efforts to promote
[00:15:22] deescalation, sustainable peace and resolution of
[00:15:25] disputes through dialogue and international
[00:15:28] law. In his meeting with the Prime Minister Shahbas
[00:15:31] Sharif, the Prime Minister reaffirmed Pakistan's
[00:15:35] solidarity with the Lebanese people and leader. ship and
[00:15:38] reiterated support for Lebanon's sovereignty and territorial
[00:15:41] integrity. The two sides reviewed bilateral
[00:15:45] relations and expressed satisfaction over growing cooperation in
[00:15:49] interior and security affairs. Prime Minister Shabaz
[00:15:53] also witness the signing of memorandum of understanding on the
[00:15:57] transfer of sentenced prison persons allowing convicted
[00:16:00] nationals to serve the remainder their sentences in their home
[00:16:04] countries. Earlier Al Hajar visited. the Pakistan
[00:16:08] Monument and Islamabad police lines, where he received
[00:16:11] ceremonial salutes and paid tribute to the marters by laying a
[00:16:15] floral reath and offering
[00:16:16] prayers.
[00:16:22] Lebanese interior minister Ahmad
[00:16:24] Al Hajar called on chief of defense forces field marshall
[00:16:28] Sayyad Asiner at GHQ in Ravalpendi.
[00:16:32] The meeting took place during the Lebanese Minister's two-day visit to
[00:16:35] Pakistan. The two. sites exchanged views on matters of
[00:16:39] mutual interest, the evolving regional security environment and
[00:16:43] prospects for further enhancing a bilateral relations in the security
[00:16:47] domain. they also emphasized the importance of
[00:16:50] strengthening institutional linkages and fosting a greater
[00:16:54] cooperation between the security institutions the two
[00:16:57] countries. field marshall say
[00:17:01] reaffirmed pakistan's commitment to strengthening bilateral relations with
[00:17:05] Lebanon and expanding mutually beneficial. cooperation in areas
[00:17:08] of shared interest, the Lebanese inter minister
[00:17:12] appreciated Pakistan's contributions towards regional peace and
[00:17:16] stability and acknowledged the professionalism and
[00:17:19] sacrifices the Pakistan armed forces in the fight against
[00:17:23] terrorism.
[00:17:31] Indonesian naval chief admiral Dr. Mohammed Ali met a
[00:17:34] chief of defense forces field marshall say.
[00:17:38] lassim munied at GHQ in Rawalpendi where both sides discussed
[00:17:42] regional security, bilateral defense cooperation and matters
[00:17:46] of mutual interest, they expressed satisfaction
[00:17:49] over existing military to military relations and reaffirmed their
[00:17:53] resolve to further strengthen cooperation in professional training,
[00:17:57] defense collaboration and joint exercises.
[00:18:01] Field marshall sayid reaffirmed Pakistan's commitment to
[00:18:04] strengthening its longstanding and brotherly. relations with
[00:18:08] Indonesia, particularly in the defense and security
[00:18:11] domains. Admiral Dr. Muhammad Ali appreciated
[00:18:15] the professionalism the Pakistan armed forces and acknowledged
[00:18:19] their contributions to regional peace and
[00:18:21] stability.
[00:18:29] The 46th meeting the council the regional anti-terrorist
[00:18:33] structure the Shanghai Cooperation Organization was held in
[00:18:36] Islamabad. under Pakistan's chairmanship with member
[00:18:40] states discussing regional security and counter terrorism
[00:18:43] cooperation, delegations from
[00:18:47] Belarus, India, Iran, Qazakhstan, China, Kirghizstan,
[00:18:51] Pakistan, Russia, Tajikistan and Uzbakistan attended the
[00:18:54] meeting along with representatives the SEO executive
[00:18:58] committee. At the meeting also reviewed the
[00:19:02] implementation of previous decisions on cooperation against
[00:19:05] terrorism, separatism and extremism,
[00:19:09] member states approved work plans for the SEO rats executive
[00:19:13] committee and expert groups and agreed to improve information
[00:19:17] sharing infrastructure. the member states agreed to
[00:19:21] conduct a joint information operation in
[00:19:23] 2027, a practical seminar on preventing the misuse
[00:19:27] the internet for terrorist, separis and extremist activities
[00:19:31] and a joint counter terrorism exercise. the 13th
[00:19:35] international scientific and practical conference on counter terrorism
[00:19:38] cooperation is also scheduled to be held in
[00:19:41] Kazakhstan. At the conclusion the meeting, the
[00:19:45] chairmanship the SEO rats council passed from Pakistan to
[00:19:48] Russia. The next council meeting will be held at the SEO
[00:19:52] rats executive committee headquarters in
[00:19:54] Dashkand.
[00:20:00] Malaysian prime minister Anwar Ibrahim's recent comments on Indian
[00:20:04] television have added fresh international scrutiny. to India's
[00:20:08] attempts to link Pakistan to the Pahalgam
[00:20:10] incident. PPP chairman Bilaval Butto Zardari
[00:20:14] says India started a war based a lie and lost it
[00:20:17] miserably while pointing to Anwar Ibrahim's remarks as
[00:20:21] evidence that New Delhi's propaganda is now facing
[00:20:24] questions beyond Pakistan. More in this report by our
[00:20:28] correspondent Musharaf Zahor. India's
[00:20:32] narrative linking Pakistan to the Pahalgam incident has
[00:20:35] faced another setback. As Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar
[00:20:39] Ibrahim refused to draw direct parallel between Pakistan and
[00:20:43] the Pahalgam attack during an interview with an Indian news
[00:20:47] channel Anwar Ibrahim categorically stated that Malaysian
[00:20:51] intelligence found no evidence linking Pakistan to
[00:20:54] palgam, I mean
[00:20:56] none of my intelligence establishment,
[00:20:59] come back and yes, there was a state sponsored
[00:21:03] terrorism there, therefore I
[00:21:05] as
[00:21:07] prime minister of Malaysia, refer to
[00:21:10] this, the comments have been welcomed by PPP chairman
[00:21:14] Bilaval Butto Zardari who said India had started a war
[00:21:18] based on lie and lost it. miserably. In a post on
[00:21:21] x, Bilaval said, India's propaganda had now been
[00:21:25] exposed internationally. Bilaval also urged New Delhi to honor
[00:21:29] its sease fire commitments and discuss all outstanding
[00:21:32] friction points with Pakistan. Pakistan has repeatedly condemn the
[00:21:36] Palgam incident, rejected India's attempts to blame
[00:21:40] Islamabad without evidence and called for an impartial
[00:21:43] international investigation to establish the facts. The
[00:21:47] recent tragedy in Belgan
[00:21:51] is yet another example of this
[00:21:54] perpetual blame game which
[00:21:58] must come to a grinding halt.
[00:22:01] Pakistan is open to
[00:22:05] participate any
[00:22:07] neutral,
[00:22:09] transparent and credible
[00:22:12] investigation. India's unprovengam narrative faces
[00:22:16] fresh questions as Pakistan calls for an. partial
[00:22:20] international inquiry to expose the facts reporting for
[00:22:24] Pakistan TV Musharraf Zahour
[00:22:26] Islamabad. US
[00:22:30] President Donald Trump said Russia and Ukraine agreed to refrain
[00:22:34] from targeting each other's energy facilities day after he
[00:22:38] criticized Kiev for striking Russian oil
[00:22:40] refineries. Trump said Ukraine had agreed not to
[00:22:44] attack Russian energy targets and that Russia had agreed to do the
[00:22:48] same while attributing. the rise in global diesel prices
[00:22:52] mainly to Russia Ukraine warm rather than the conflict
[00:22:55] involving Iran. Russia welcomed Trump's call
[00:22:59] for the two sides to avoid attacks on energy infrastructure
[00:23:03] as oil prices continued to rise amid the prolonged middle east
[00:23:06] conflict, adding to US fuel costs and inflation ahead the
[00:23:10] mid-term
[00:23:10] elections.
[00:23:21] EU countries delayed the renewal of sanctions on Russia over the
[00:23:24] Ukraine war after France pushed to remove Uzbek Russian
[00:23:28] billionaire Ali Shard Usmanov from the block's
[00:23:31] blacklist. The 27 EU member states agreed to
[00:23:35] extended the deadline by one week as diplomats sought a compromise
[00:23:39] with several countries opposing the move to remove Usmanov who was
[00:23:43] sanctioned in 2022 over his alleged ties to the
[00:23:47] Kremlin. France sited national security
[00:23:50] concerns, but did not provide further
[00:23:53] details. EU officials said consultations would
[00:23:57] continue stressing that maintaining sanctions remained essential to
[00:24:01] pressure Russia and those supporting its war
[00:24:04] effort.
[00:24:11] NATO chief Mark Route said Monday that a strike by Russia
[00:24:15] a Warsow bound train near Ukraine's border with Poland would not
[00:24:19] put off key. gives western backers. Rute told
[00:24:23] journalists that the strike a passenger train in Ukraine shows
[00:24:27] how desperate Russian president Vladimir Putin has
[00:24:29] become. Route has said Putin is wrong to think he can stop
[00:24:33] western support for Ukraine or undermine their unity, adding
[00:24:37] that the answer is to increase
[00:24:39] support.
[00:24:46] EU foreign policy chief kaya Kalalas has said. attack near a
[00:24:50] train carrying European officials in Ukraine was intended to
[00:24:54] intimidate western countries and discourage them from supporting
[00:24:58] Kiev. Calis told reporters on the doorstep the
[00:25:02] European Arctic summit in Finland that it is clearly meant to scare
[00:25:06] western countries from supporting Ukraine from going to Ukraine to
[00:25:10] show support. Carlos also highlighted growing security
[00:25:14] concerns in the Arctic appointing to Russia's reopening the former
[00:25:18] Soviet military bases. missile exercises in the
[00:25:21] high north and China's increasing interest in the
[00:25:24] region. Kala said
[00:25:26] that the EU must maintain a unified position on Arctic security and
[00:25:30] other issues affecting the region, adding that Greenland would
[00:25:34] probably not be discussed
[00:25:35] specifically.
[00:25:43] German chancellor friedrich Murs has pledged to continue military
[00:25:47] support for Ukraine warning that the war is... slightly entering its
[00:25:51] most decisive weeks or months ahead. Speaking a
[00:25:55] news conference in Finland, after a high-level European Arctic
[00:25:58] summit. Murr said Russia is not only waging war against Ukraine.
[00:26:02] but also targeting European countries with hybrid attacks and
[00:26:06] influence operations. He said he is aware the
[00:26:10] arguments against continued assistance, noting that the debate is not
[00:26:14] limited to Germany, but is also unfolding across the European
[00:26:17] Union. He insisted that the support is necessary
[00:26:21] not only for Ukraine, but for Europe's own security, and that
[00:26:25] governments must hold firm until the war is over.
[00:26:29] Mer said that it is now our historic duty to help this. country to
[00:26:33] preserve peace and freedom in
[00:26:34] Europe.
[00:26:41] the 17th general conference the international atomic
[00:26:45] energy agency opened in viena with calls to
[00:26:48] strengthen multilateral cooperation and efforts to uphold the
[00:26:52] global nuclear nonproliferation regime am mid heighted
[00:26:56] geopolitical tensions. a message delivered by
[00:27:00] Monica Juma, director general the United Nations
[00:27:03] Office, UN Secretary General Antonio Guteres
[00:27:06] said, this conference comes a
[00:27:08] time of profound global turbulence and
[00:27:11] uncertainty. He said attacks on nuclear
[00:27:14] facilities are rising and drivers of nuclear proliferation are
[00:27:18] accelerating, while the guard rails against it are
[00:27:21] falling. IAEA Director General Raphael
[00:27:25] Grossy told the conference that the treaty on the non-proliferation
[00:27:29] of nuclear weapons remains the cornerstone of. the global
[00:27:33] non-proliferation regime, the 70th regular session
[00:27:37] the IAEA General Conference running through September 18th
[00:27:41] as drawn nearly 400 senior officials and representatives
[00:27:45] from IAEA member states and delegations of
[00:27:48] international organizations and non-governmental
[00:27:51] organizations.
[00:28:00] AI linked stocks fell sharply. across global markets
[00:28:03] after leading technology executives warned about the risks of
[00:28:07] rapidly developing artificial intelligence. Anthropic
[00:28:11] CEO Dario Amodi called for slower pace of AI
[00:28:15] development over concerns about potential misuse with
[00:28:18] Elon Musk and Open AI CEO Sam Altman backing his
[00:28:22] concerns. Nastac futures fell nearly
[00:28:26] 2%, while Nvidia dropped 3%, AMD
[00:28:30] nearly 6% and meta and Amazon more than
[00:28:33] 1%, while European technology stocks also
[00:28:36] declined. US president Donald Trump dismissed
[00:28:40] fears that AI threatens humanity as hoax, but said
[00:28:44] his administration had stopped AI companies from engaging in
[00:28:48] potentially harmful activities. Trump also warned
[00:28:52] that restricting the industry could allow China to gain an advantage
[00:28:56] while insisting the United States remained ahead in AI
[00:28:59] development.
[00:29:05] The Head of China Spy Agency has warned that artificial
[00:29:08] intelligence endangers the country's national security with
[00:29:12] foreign powers potentially using the technology to threaten social
[00:29:16] order. Minister of State Security
[00:29:19] Chen yishin wrote an article published online on
[00:29:23] Sunday that hostile forces were abusing a generative
[00:29:26] AI technologies to fabricate political rumors and
[00:29:30] spread harmful information. He said that
[00:29:34] they launch public opinion wars and cognitive warfare against
[00:29:38] China directly threatening our political security,
[00:29:41] institutional security and ideological
[00:29:44] security. The warning comes as Chinese leader Shijin
[00:29:48] Ping is due to meet US President Donald Trump in Washington this
[00:29:51] month with AI governance and safety said to be part their
[00:29:55] discussions as calls mount for greater oversight the
[00:29:58] technology. U.S. tech leaders have also called for
[00:30:02] flowing AI advances, anthropic CEO
[00:30:06] Dario Amodi warned on Saturday the reckless speed of
[00:30:10] AI technology development as worries mount over the risks
[00:30:13] of superintelligent computer
[00:30:15] systems. Open boss Sam Altman
[00:30:19] said he agreed with the Modi's
[00:30:20] assessment.
[00:30:29] The United Nations Rights chief called Monday for urgent action to
[00:30:33] rain in frontier artificial intelligence, warning that the
[00:30:37] technology poses unprecedented risks.
[00:30:40] Volker Turks said a statement that they are on the cusp of
[00:30:44] irreversible change, affecting not just us, but generations of
[00:30:48] humanity to come, stressing the need for urgent action adapted
[00:30:52] to the unprecedented risks posed by frontier
[00:30:55] AI.