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[00:00:03] Turkish of president has said that with the signing last
[00:00:07] month
[00:00:07] of the Maka joint defense agreement, Turkey, Saudi
[00:00:11] Arabia and Pakistan took a step to send a
[00:00:14] of signal to the Islamic world. Speaking a special program with
[00:00:18] young people in Turkey's northern province of Samson, Urdowan
[00:00:22] said there were positive developments regarding the
[00:00:26] of agreement.
[00:00:26] of Our one also stressed Turkey's efforts to help address China. is facing the
[00:00:30] Islamic
[00:00:31] world.
[00:00:36] Lebanese interior and municipalities Minister Ahmed Al Hajar
[00:00:40] held separate meetings with President
[00:00:42] a Asif Ali Zardani and Prime Minister Shahbas Sharif in
[00:00:47] in Islamabad. During his meeting with President Zardari, the two
[00:00:50] of sides discussed ways to further strengthen Pakistan Lebanon
[00:00:54] cooperation, particularly in internal security, law
[00:00:58] enforcement and counternar. President
[00:01:02] Zadadi
[00:01:03] a reaffirmed Pakistan's support for Lebanon sovereignty, independence,
[00:01:07] unity and territorial integrity. He also
[00:01:10] expressed support for diplomatic efforts to promote
[00:01:13] deescalation, sustainable peace and the resolution of disputes
[00:01:17] through dialogue and international law. In his meeting
[00:01:21] with Prime Minister Shahban Sharif, the Prime
[00:01:23] of Minister reaffirmed Pakistan's solidarity with the Lebanese People and
[00:01:27] leadership and reiterated support. for Lebanon's sovereignty
[00:01:31] and territorial
[00:01:33] in integrity. The two sides reviewed bilateral relations
[00:01:37] and expressed satisfaction over growing cooperation in interior
[00:01:41] and security
[00:01:42] of affairs. Prime Minister Shahbas Sharif also witness the signing of
[00:01:46] memorandum of
[00:01:47] of understanding on the transfer of sentenced persons, allowing
[00:01:51] of convicted nationals to serve the remainder
[00:01:53] of their sentences in their home countries.
[00:01:57] Earlier, Al Hajar visited the Pakistan Monument. and Islamabad
[00:02:00] police lines, where he received ceremonial salutes and paid
[00:02:04] tribute to the
[00:02:05] of marters by laying a floral wreath and offering
[00:02:08] prayers.
[00:02:12] of The break Summit in New Delhi has
[00:02:16] come under
[00:02:17] of criticism with viral videos showing senior Indian officials
[00:02:21] a displaying unprofessional conduct during speeches by foreign
[00:02:24] leaders. During Russian President Vladimir Putin's
[00:02:28] address, Indian National
[00:02:30] in security advisor Ajit Doval was seen
[00:02:33] in appearing focused on food while foreign ministry spokesperson
[00:02:36] Randhir
[00:02:37] a Jesswal was similarly shown eating during Iranian President
[00:02:41] Masud Bazishka's remarks. The videos
[00:02:45] triggered criticism on social media with users questioning
[00:02:49] the diplomatic Eticket displayed by Indian
[00:02:51] officials. Indian
[00:02:54] of journalist Ashok Saven also criticized the foreign ministry
[00:02:58] saying that it was more focused. on publicity and free food than
[00:03:02] improving India's international image, meanwile
[00:03:06] BJP
[00:03:06] of linked figures faced criticism after sharing AI
[00:03:10] generated and misleading images from the brick
[00:03:13] summit, some images depicted former
[00:03:17] Iranian president Ibrahim Raisy who died in
[00:03:20] 2024 attending the event. Other
[00:03:23] images falsely appeared to show the Turkish
[00:03:26] in President participating in the summit. The controversy has sparked the
[00:03:30] wider debate over India's diplomatic conduct and the use of
[00:03:34] manipulated imagery to portray political and diplomatic
[00:03:38] in achievements.
[00:03:43] Indian security forces are facing growing concerns over
[00:03:47] mental health, stress
[00:03:49] of and moral with the rise in suicides among personnel.
[00:03:53] According to Indian media reports financial difficulties, debt
[00:03:56] and psychological pressure have been sited in recent
[00:04:00] cases involving security and police
[00:04:03] personnel. decon chronicle reported that
[00:04:07] CRPV constable pumar died by suicide
[00:04:10] after facing financial difficulties and mounting death.
[00:04:14] the times of india reported that a 24 year
[00:04:18] old Sashastra Seimab SSB personnel
[00:04:22] posted a camp in Kishan Gange Bihar died by
[00:04:25] suicide while on
[00:04:27] of duty. In another case report. by the same
[00:04:30] newspaper, 24 year
[00:04:32] a old Uttar Pradesh Police Constable Ashish Varma died by
[00:04:36] suicide
[00:04:37] a during duty, Amid reported financial and mental
[00:04:40] stress. Lok Sabha member Chandra
[00:04:43] Shekhar Azad said that 749
[00:04:47] security personnel died by suicide between
[00:04:50] 2021 and
[00:04:52] of 2025, arguing that the figures
[00:04:54] of point to serious systemic
[00:04:57] of shortcomings. The reported cases have. questions over working
[00:05:01] conditions, psychological support and welfare policies
[00:05:05] within India's security forces with calls for stronger
[00:05:08] institutional measures to address stress debt and declining
[00:05:17] foreign investment in India stock market has fallen to a 17 year
[00:05:20] low with global investors losing confidence in Indian
[00:05:24] equities amid the failing policies the Moodi
[00:05:27] government. Global investors interest in Indian shares
[00:05:31] has dried up, the Bloomberg reported with several companies
[00:05:35] reducing their investments to zero as they rapidly pull
[00:05:38] capital out the Indian market over lack of artificial intelligence.
[00:05:42] opportunities and lower returns. Due to this
[00:05:46] weining interest, foreign investment on the Indian Stock Exchange
[00:05:50] has dropped to its lowest levels in 17 years, Bloomberg
[00:05:54] reported, citing recent Bank of America survey that
[00:05:57] found India has now become the least preferred market in Asia
[00:06:01] among investors. Analys say the decline
[00:06:05] in India's economy and the stock market termoil raise questions
[00:06:09] over the modi government's claims of economic prosperity.
[00:06:17] Armed resistance groups are increasingly challenging the thaliban's
[00:06:20] control across Afghanistan with the Afghanistan freedom front
[00:06:24] openly disputing the regime's claims of maintaining full
[00:06:27] authority over the country. Former Afghan Army
[00:06:31] chief and Afghanistan Freedom Front leader General Yasin Zah has
[00:06:35] claimed that the armed resistance against the Taliban is
[00:06:39] gaining momentum saying the situation is increasingly
[00:06:42] difficult for the regime to control, the Taliban, according to
[00:06:46] General Z, are relying on so-called supporters and propaganda
[00:06:50] networks to salvage their declining credibility, while also
[00:06:53] accused of inflating road construction costs tenfold
[00:06:57] under the guise of development projects. Defense and
[00:07:01] security experts say the active resistance fronts are challenging the
[00:07:05] Taliban's narrative of complete control with continued operations
[00:07:09] at home and abroad raising questions over there. claims
[00:07:13] of public
[00:07:14] support.
[00:07:19] Nato fighter jets have shot down a drone after it entered lithuanian
[00:07:23] airspace in the latest security incident on the alliances
[00:07:26] eastern flank. Lithuania presidents
[00:07:30] Nosida said the drone was destroyed by NATO
[00:07:34] aircraft. Lithuaniaan national broadcaster
[00:07:37] LRT citing preliminary information from the national
[00:07:41] crisis management. center reported that the drone entered from
[00:07:45] neighboring Belarus and was traveling west. It later
[00:07:49] crashed in a rural area near as in
[00:07:53] central Lithuania. Lithuanian foren minister
[00:07:56] Castutus Buddris thanked NATO allies saying the
[00:08:00] presence helps protect Lithuania's airspace and strengthens
[00:08:04] regional security. The incident comes as
[00:08:07] Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia continue to report
[00:08:11] drone and other airs. incursions a made height intentions with
[00:08:15] Russia.
[00:08:20] US President Donald Trump said Russia and Ukraine agreed to
[00:08:24] refrain from targeting each other's energy facilities day
[00:08:27] after he criticized Kiev for striking Russian oil
[00:08:31] refineries. Trump said Ukraine had agreed not to
[00:08:35] attack Russian energy targets and that Russia had agreed to do the
[00:08:38] same while attributing the rise in global diesel prices.
[00:08:42] mainly to the Russia-Ukraine war rather than the conflict
[00:08:45] involving Iran. Russia welcomed Trump's
[00:08:49] call for the two sides to avoid attacks on energy
[00:08:52] infrastructure as oil prices continue to rise amid the
[00:08:56] prolonged Middle East conflict, adding to US fuel costs and
[00:09:00] inflation ahead the midterm
[00:09:02] elections.
[00:09:07] EU countries delayed the renewal of sanctions on Russia over the
[00:09:11] Ukraine warm after. to France push to remove Uzbek Russian
[00:09:15] billionaire Ali Shair Usmanov from the block's
[00:09:18] blacklist. The 27 EU member states agreed to
[00:09:21] extend the deadline by one week as diplomats sought a
[00:09:25] compromise with several countries opposing the move to remove
[00:09:28] Usmanov who was sanctioned in 2022 over his
[00:09:32] alleged ties to the Kremlin. France sited
[00:09:36] national security concerns but did not provide further
[00:09:39] details. EU officials said Ations would
[00:09:43] continue stressing that maintaining sanctions remained
[00:09:46] essential to pressure Russia and those supporting its war
[00:09:50] effort.
[00:09:55] EU foreign policy chief kaya Kalalas has said a drone attack near a
[00:09:59] train carrying European officials in Ukraine was intended to
[00:10:03] intimidate western countries and discourage them from supporting
[00:10:06] Kiev. Calis told reporters on the doorstep the
[00:10:10] European Arctic summit in Finland. that
[00:10:12] it is clearly meant to scare western countries from supporting
[00:10:16] Ukraine, from going to Ukraine to show support.
[00:10:20] Carlos also highlighted growing security concerns in the Arctic
[00:10:23] pointing to Russia's opening the former Soviet military
[00:10:27] bases, missile exercises in the high north and
[00:10:31] China's increasing interest in the region. Karda said
[00:10:34] the EU must maintain a unified position on the Arctic security
[00:10:38] and other issues affecting the region, adding that Greenland would
[00:10:42] probably not be discussed
[00:10:44] specifically.
[00:10:50] German chancellor Friedrich Murs has pledged to continue military support
[00:10:54] for Ukraine. warning that the war is likely entering its most
[00:10:57] decisive weeks or months ahead. speaking a news
[00:11:01] conference in Finland, after a high-level European Arctic
[00:11:04] summit, Mr. said Russia is not only waging war against
[00:11:08] Ukraine, but also targeting European countries with hybrid attacks
[00:11:11] and influence operations. He said he is aware
[00:11:15] the arguments against continued assistance, noting that the debate
[00:11:19] is not limited to Germany, but is also unfolding across the
[00:11:23] European Union. He insisted that the support is
[00:11:27] necessary not only for Ukraine, but for Europe's own
[00:11:30] security, and that governments must hold firm until the war
[00:11:34] is over. Mur said that it is now our historic duty to
[00:11:38] help this country to preserve peace and freedom in
[00:11:41] Europe.
[00:11:46] The 70th general conference the International Atomic Energy
[00:11:50] Agency opened in Viena with calls to strengthen
[00:11:54] multilateral. cooperation and efforts to uphold the global
[00:11:58] nuclear non-proliferation regime amed heightened geopolitical
[00:12:02] tensions. In message delivered by Monica
[00:12:05] Juma, Director General the United Nations Office,
[00:12:09] UN Secretary General Antonio Guteres said, this conference comes
[00:12:13] a time of profound global turbulence and
[00:12:17] uncertainty. He said attacks on nuclear facilities
[00:12:20] are rising and drivers of nuclear proliferation are
[00:12:23] accelerating. while the guard rails against it are
[00:12:26] falling. IAEA Director General
[00:12:30] Raphael Grosei told the conference that the treaty on the
[00:12:34] non-proliferation of nuclear weapons remains the cornerstone the
[00:12:38] global non-proliferation regime. The 70th
[00:12:41] regular session the IAEA General Conference running through
[00:12:45] September 18th has drawn nearly 4000 senior
[00:12:49] officials and representatives from IAEA member states
[00:12:53] and delegations of. international organizations and
[00:12:57] non-governmental
[00:12:58] organizations.
[00:13:03] AI linked stocks fell sharply across global markets after
[00:13:07] leading technology executives warned about the risks of rapidly
[00:13:11] developing artificial intelligence. Anthropic
[00:13:14] CEO Dario Amodi called for slower pace of
[00:13:18] AI development over concerns about potential
[00:13:21] misuse with Elon Musk and Open AI CEO.
[00:13:25] Sam Altman backing his concerns.
[00:13:29] Nastech futures fell nearly 2% while Nvidia dropped
[00:13:32] 3%, AMD nearly 6% and Meta and
[00:13:36] Amazon more than 1%, while European technology stocks also
[00:13:40] declined. US president Donald Trump dismissed
[00:13:44] fears that AI threatens humanity as hoax, but said
[00:13:48] his administration had stopped AI companies from engaging a
[00:13:51] potentially harmful activities. Trump. also warned
[00:13:55] that restricting the industry could allow China to gain an
[00:13:58] advantage while insisting the United States remained ahead
[00:14:02] in AI
[00:14:03] development.
[00:14:09] France and Iraq called for diversifying oil and gas
[00:14:13] export roots to strengthen regional energy security and
[00:14:17] made instability caused by the US Iran conflict following talks
[00:14:20] in Paris between French president Immanuel Macron and Iraq
[00:14:25] Prime Minister Ali Al Zaidi. Both sides also agreed to
[00:14:28] deepen defense cooperation, including a strategic road map for
[00:14:32] French military equipment, while several agreements were signed
[00:14:36] covering energy, education, civil aviation,
[00:14:39] development assistance and electricity
[00:14:42] infrastructure. Total energies separately
[00:14:46] signed an agreement with Iraq on liquified natural gas supplies
[00:14:49] and said it planned to increase its investments in the country to
[00:14:53] $16 billion dollars.
[00:15:00] Chairman and DMA, Lieutenant General Inam Hidar Malik called on Prime
[00:15:04] Minister Shahbas Sharif and briefed him on the measures taken to deal
[00:15:08] with heavy monsoon rains and threat of flooding across the
[00:15:11] country. Talking to him, the prime minister directed all
[00:15:15] relevant institutions to utilize available resources to
[00:15:19] provide relief and assistance to rain affected people.
[00:15:23] He also ordered effective coordinate. to keep roads and bridges
[00:15:26] open and ensure timely delivery of relief
[00:15:29] supplies. he also instructed the NDMA to
[00:15:32] maintain close coordination with provincial disaster management
[00:15:36] authorities and other relevant departments to ensure a swift
[00:15:40] response to any emergency. the NDMA chairman
[00:15:44] said advanced preparations had enabled relevant
[00:15:47] institutions to monitor the monsoon situation more
[00:15:50] effectively. He added that all concerned
[00:15:53] agencies are ready for rescue and relief operations in case
[00:15:57] of any weather related
[00:15:58] emergency.
[00:16:04] Kaibar Pakhton Kwavernor Faisal Kariem Kundi called on Prime
[00:16:07] Minister Shahbas Sharif at the Prime Minister's House. The
[00:16:11] meeting discussed
[00:16:12] at the overall political situation in the province, law and order and
[00:16:16] matters of mutual interest. The prime minister
[00:16:20] reiterated that the federal government would continue working for the
[00:16:24] development of khibar Pakhtunkhah and the welfare of its
[00:16:27] people. At the meeting also emphasized a strengthening a
[00:16:31] coordination between the federal and provincial governments and
[00:16:35] making further efforts to address public issues.
[00:16:39] Federal Minister for Kashmir Affairs and Gilkat Baltistan, engineer Amir
[00:16:43] Muqam and Prime Minister's advisor on political affairs Rana
[00:16:46] sanovla were also
[00:16:48] present.
[00:16:53] Interior minister Minsan Naqvi has received his lebanese counterpart
[00:16:57] Ahmed at the interior ministry. Both leaders
[00:17:01] held a one-on-one meeting which was followed by delegation level
[00:17:05] talks. The discussions. on strengthening
[00:17:08] cooperation and security, counter terrorism, narcotics
[00:17:11] control, illegal immigration, money laundering and
[00:17:15] cyber crime prevention. both sides also agreed to enhance
[00:17:19] collaboration between police academies and training
[00:17:22] programs. the ministers decided to sign memorandum
[00:17:26] of understanding to promote cooperation between the two interior ministries
[00:17:30] and appoint focal persons to improve bilateral
[00:17:33] coordination. they also agreed to enhance intelligence ship.
[00:17:37] to counter security threats, terrorists and drug mafias
[00:17:41] while ensuring implementation the
[00:17:42] full existing mou narcotics
[00:17:45] control. the regional situation and pakistan's
[00:17:49] efforts to promote lasting peace were also discussed. the two
[00:17:53] sides considered visa free entry facilities for diplomatic and
[00:17:57] official passport holders. nakwi said the visit would
[00:18:01] open new avenues for cooperation, one al-hajar described
[00:18:05] Pakistan as a brotherly country and expressed Lebanon's
[00:18:08] desire to expand cooperation areas of mutual
[00:18:11] interest.
[00:18:17] On the 15th day of 1965 war, Pakistan
[00:18:21] army repulsed Indian core one attack in Salcoat sector
[00:18:25] and inflicted heavy losses on the enemy when it tried to capture the
[00:18:29] positions of Badyana, Chavinda and
[00:18:31] Zafarwal. The Indian command changed the plan
[00:18:35] due to stiff resistance by Pakistan army, however the
[00:18:39] Indian
[00:18:39] bit failed again as the valiant Pakistan army defended every
[00:18:43] inch the sector. Four tanks of 16
[00:18:47] Indian cavalry were destroyed by the Pakistani artillery fire in
[00:18:51] Basrut hasrina. Heavy shelling by Pakistan Air
[00:18:55] Force on Indian positions forced the Indians to retreat from
[00:18:58] Hasrina. Pakistan air force also shot down
[00:19:02] an Indian bomber canbara and hit Sirenagar
[00:19:06] Adampur. Jodhpur, Balvara and
[00:19:09] Pathankot. Mujahidin eliminated 21
[00:19:13] Indian soldiers in Gudru sector and seized their post, weapons
[00:19:17] and military gear in Rajoli sector. The
[00:19:20] enemy fled the battlefield, leaving behind large cash of
[00:19:23] weapons. 22 Indian tanks, 51 vehicles and
[00:19:27] gun positions were also destroyed in Salcoat, Jammu, Vaga,
[00:19:31] Atari and Gudru
[00:19:32] sectors.
[00:19:47] From global summits and political events to elections and moments of
[00:19:51] international significance. Pakistan TV has spent the past year
[00:19:54] bringing the world closer to its viewers. Ali andas
[00:19:58] looks a year of change, expansion, and new role for
[00:20:01] Pakistan's English state
[00:20:03] broadcaster. The years.
[00:20:07] Since Pakistan TV appeared on the scene, it wasn't just rebranding, the
[00:20:11] new identity meant new editorial direction and renewed
[00:20:15] ambition. For more than 12 years, this channel had been Pakistan's
[00:20:19] English language window to the world, but lot has changed in the
[00:20:22] last one year. Pakistan TV was no longer looking only at the world from
[00:20:26] Pakistan, it began going out in the world, putting reporters and
[00:20:30] correspondents on the ground at some the events shaping global
[00:20:33] headlines. From major political developments and international summits. to
[00:20:37] elections, conflicts, diplomatic engagements and events of global
[00:20:41] significance. Pakistan TV reported from the spot. For the first time
[00:20:45] the channel was not simply relaying international events to international news
[00:20:49] feeds. It was. was sending its own reporters to witness them, question them
[00:20:53] and report them, and that meant something more than expanding the channel's
[00:20:56] geographical footprint. Pakistan TV started telling Pakistan story
[00:21:00] and engaging with the world's biggest developments from its own perspective. The
[00:21:04] shift was also visible in the channel's editorial priorities.
[00:21:08] Pakistan TV increasingly looked beyond the traditional news cycle. It
[00:21:12] started bringing international developments closer to its audience at
[00:21:16] home. One year on, perhaps the biggest change is not in the name on the screen.
[00:21:20] It is the journey Pakistan TV has traveled to tell the story from Islamabad
[00:21:24] to the world's major news centers, Pakistan TV increasingly become
[00:21:28] part of international news picture getting quoted by international
[00:21:32] news outlets. Pakistan TV is redefining what a state
[00:21:36] broadcaster can do a rapidly changing global media
[00:21:39] landscape. As Pakistan TV enters its second year, the
[00:21:43] objective remains clear to represent Pakistan to the
[00:21:46] world and bring the world closer to Pakistan.
[00:25:14] to the end of this news presentation. for more details and live streaming the
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[00:26:06] Hello and welcome to experts corner. This is
[00:26:08] Mahinja.
[00:26:14] I think Trump once
[00:26:15] he did to go to
[00:26:16] war.
[00:26:21] Only Congress can actually undo the sanctions, so
[00:26:25] whatever Trump says, it has to go through Congress. One the
[00:26:29] key weapons that Iran is using this
[00:26:30] straight for moves for is leveraging. the US, having a US presence on
[00:26:34] your territory has made you more likely
[00:26:37] to be attacked, realignments taking place to counter the Israelis
[00:26:41] and that includes your country, Pakistan, along with uh
[00:26:45] Saudi Arabia and Egypt and
[00:26:46] Turkey.
[00:26:57] uh, in the last two days, however, we've seen a change in target sets,
[00:27:01] uh,
[00:27:01] this now includes this now includes
[00:27:04] facilities, clear message and clear remark that
[00:27:08] Pakistan is the strong regional player, is a
[00:27:12] peace maker? yes of course there are signs, there are signs
[00:27:16] that the two sides are trying to come each other are
[00:27:20] trying to settle the differences. people who were de-listed
[00:27:23] were in Muslim majority districts of
[00:27:27] West Bengal, these are new style of Jerry Mandering that was
[00:27:31] taking place.
[00:29:00] were not happy with him buying oil. From Russia,
[00:29:04] if India doesn't buy oil, it makes it much easier and
[00:29:07] they're not going to buy,
[00:29:08] they'.
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[00:30:50] Deputy prime minister and foreign minister Isaaktar speaks with
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[00:30:57] UN secretary general Raphael Brossie.