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[00:00:00] so now I see that it's not only the political leadership
[00:00:04] in khebar will take ownership of this war, the
[00:00:07] federal political
[00:00:09] in establishment will definitely not only just
[00:00:13] leave
[00:00:13] it to the provincial government or the provincial new administration, they will
[00:00:17] go
[00:00:18] a together and as I said earlier to fight against terrorism you have to
[00:00:23] of combine all the three major element and that is one is the people, other is the
[00:00:26] government and the third is the security forces now if ' one
[00:00:30] of of these three lengths is missing, if you even if you take the
[00:00:34] people out of it, even then you can't fight for this war
[00:00:38] against the terrorism, the same is for the government, so I think
[00:00:42] this time I am pretty sure that we need to have
[00:00:46] realized what was liking in our fight against
[00:00:48] terrorism, why we failed to control
[00:00:52] the the advancement of terrorist networks in
[00:00:55] of various areas, no doubt Afghanistan, they are using Afghanistan, the supply
[00:00:59] line from Afghanistan, however the major I think
[00:01:03] set back which I was personally witnessing was the lake
[00:01:07] of cohesio united narrative across the
[00:01:11] board, everybody need to understand there is whether it is the
[00:01:15] TTP,
[00:01:15] of whether it is the BLA, whether is the half is Gul Bahadur group, either
[00:01:18] of these groups are, they are enemies
[00:01:21] of the state, unfortunately there were voices within the
[00:01:24] political elite who were not very clear
[00:01:28] about it and their own confusion was causing confusion within
[00:01:32] the
[00:01:32] of people, so I think if we are political leadership across the
[00:01:36] board, whether the federal, whether is the provincial, whether is the district
[00:01:40] level, we are con convince ourself first that
[00:01:44] yes, they are the enemies
[00:01:45] of the state and we need to fight them, so I think then these political
[00:01:49] leaders can easily
[00:01:50] of convince the people, they can take the people on their side and they can
[00:01:54] have, then we can have, I think a whole
[00:01:57] of the nation approach, a multipronged approach. then we
[00:02:00] of will have no problem in the narrative making, then we will have no
[00:02:04] problem in finding out in searching out the sympathizers, the
[00:02:08] high doubts
[00:02:09] of these terrorist networks in various villages and cities. rightly mentioned, rightly
[00:02:13] mentioned, hasan khan, thank you so much for joining in views at seven and sharing your views with us,
[00:02:17] we were joined by Mr. Hasan khan who's security analyst and we were discussing about the current
[00:02:21] situation in Khair Pakhtunkhah, the current counter
[00:02:23] of terrorism operations by all security forces, to discuss about that, we
[00:02:27] are having brigadier Hasan Nawaz, Haris Nawaz and as well, brigades sab,
[00:02:31] considering the current situation in KP and the counter terrorism
[00:02:34] operations, bio security forces, to what extent can the intelligence let
[00:02:38] policing and the stronger local intelligence networks
[00:02:41] in required to reduce Pakistan's reliance on the reactive security operations, because we have seen
[00:02:45] that up till now we are having reactive security operations, not the proactive one,
[00:02:49] not the ones through which we are well prepared
[00:02:53] before any action happen, my
[00:02:56] of the most important thing is that we must follow
[00:03:00] revise 14 points of national action, it covers
[00:03:04] everything, if we activate nectar, think a
[00:03:08] very professional over there and now if we
[00:03:11] reactivate it and it works properly then all problem
[00:03:15] to be solved because the isi and MI, then special
[00:03:19] branch all provincial intelligency special
[00:03:22] branch all they are going to come and get information
[00:03:26] there it is collades then they are going to pass it out centrally.
[00:03:30] so that is going to be have very good fact in doing conducting operation,
[00:03:34] along with that, you see the problem is we haven't done
[00:03:37] madrasa reforms are not done, then police reform,
[00:03:41] judicial reform, that's very very important, you see
[00:03:44] 32000 madras are in pakistan and only
[00:03:48] 1600 registered and 1600 not registered, we don't know
[00:03:52] what agenda they are following, who is giving your funding, what muslag they are doing
[00:03:56] it, what
[00:03:57] are the aim and objective,
[00:03:58] what is cell by? you can well imagine and that is a problem we
[00:04:02] are having in that need to be done along with for information you see the
[00:04:06] of problem is we must employed at least two
[00:04:10] 300 young girls and boys who are fully qualified information
[00:04:14] technology they must be hired to create a
[00:04:18] counter narrative of PTH social media and then they
[00:04:21] have their own narrative to build on and pass to the social
[00:04:25] media and other places what s is doing
[00:04:30] why they are doing, how many they have been successful, who
[00:04:32] is doing a negative propaganda, we have to
[00:04:34] of counter Indian
[00:04:37] of propaganda, this one taliban
[00:04:38] regime propaganda and p social media, so these young boy should be
[00:04:42] countering those things, that is very important because basically information
[00:04:46] was there, and the more we have social network
[00:04:50] and narrative, counter narrative we will be very successful,
[00:04:54] of that's very important, brigader harvas, you have
[00:04:57] mentioned that madrassa reforms are required there.
[00:05:00] there are a lot of governance loop holes which we have seen especially in
[00:05:03] KP and now the governor's rule is
[00:05:07] of imposed there given the current situation and continuing threat in
[00:05:10] kp uh Right now, what measurable indicators should
[00:05:14] Pakistan use to assess the whether its counter terrorism strategy is
[00:05:17] developing lasting security rather than simply recording the militan skilled
[00:05:21] in operations or what needs to be done in this regard especially during
[00:05:25] this governor's rule because we have seen the the
[00:05:29] priority of it was due to the lack of governance
[00:05:32] there, the lack of security there, the security challenges there,
[00:05:36] so what needs to be done in this regard while prioritizing what need
[00:05:40] what the current rule will do for the people there,
[00:05:43] what should be the priority when it comes to the intelligence based operations
[00:05:47] or security, you know national security policy,
[00:05:51] especially with regards to kp? i think the first the
[00:05:55] most important good governance, because the people must
[00:05:59] develop confidence into the new system, in the governor
[00:06:02] rules, emergency, they should feel a
[00:06:05] might much much better difference
[00:06:09] that they should be able to see how the health care is being. done
[00:06:13] education, law and situation improved along with that there
[00:06:17] should be a best of coordination between the federal government, kpk
[00:06:21] government and security forces and of course the core commander who is
[00:06:24] already in present in 11 for peshawar so that people should
[00:06:28] know now there is a positive force, there is a coordinated
[00:06:32] effort, there is no lack pulling, they are all focusing on one
[00:06:35] thing, we have to eliminate terrorism from KPK and
[00:06:39] Blut, that should no leak form
[00:06:42] response all focus how to improve the capacity of a
[00:06:46] law enforcing agency like police, see counter
[00:06:50] terrorism, fc and our military
[00:06:54] forces, so if they are doing successful operation with one or
[00:06:58] two months, rest assure people will start
[00:07:01] supporting these operations, pata area will support
[00:07:05] totally to the to arm forces and security forces, then
[00:07:09] the job will be made much but easy along with this will improve
[00:07:13] if we improve the capacity building of police
[00:07:17] and so all these things done, i can assure you
[00:07:20] that people you forget pti and all the whatever the it
[00:07:24] happened, they want peaceful kpk, they have suffered
[00:07:27] lot our pushtoon, sisters, brothers, elder,
[00:07:31] children, they have suffered lot and they need to be know these all
[00:07:35] things
[00:07:35] need to be readdressed, if those is done, rest assure,
[00:07:39] we going to be peaceful and they will develop confidence.
[00:07:43] and intelligent operation will very very successful all right,
[00:07:46] all right, well taken, thank you so much for joining in views at
[00:07:50] seven, we were joined by defense analyst brigadier retired Haris Niwas to
[00:07:54] discuss about the current condition, the security and law and balance
[00:07:58] situation in Khair Pakhtunkhaan and Balochistan, the intelligence based
[00:08:02] operations, the intensification of intelligence based operations bio security
[00:08:06] forces there and especially the governor rule that has been imposed in
[00:08:09] khibar pakhtunkhah, so now moving forward towards miles in
[00:08:13] Europe where streets are echoing with the slogans
[00:08:17] for justice in Gaza, as thousands of pro Pa palestinian
[00:08:20] demonstrators took the streets of London, Berlin and other
[00:08:24] European cities on October 10 demanding the end of Israeli attacks
[00:08:28] on Gaza and stronger international action against Israel. The
[00:08:31] demonstrations came three years after October 7,
[00:08:34] 2023. Hamas let attack on Israel and the
[00:08:38] subsequent Israeli military offensive in Gaza. Protesters
[00:08:42] called. for you now the stop and
[00:08:45] of stopping of this these kind of atrocities by Israeli forces
[00:08:49] and called for sanctions and arm embargo, while concerns
[00:08:53] over the civilian casualities and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza
[00:08:57] remain unresolved, although sess fire to effect
[00:09:01] on October 2025, but Gaza's health ministry reported that
[00:09:05] Israeli strikes at killed
[00:09:08] 1450 Palestinians since the seas fire begin the
[00:09:12] demonstration. nations highlight the growing public pressure on the European governments
[00:09:15] to reconsider the policies towards Israel and the
[00:09:19] stronger action, the stronger mayors are required to
[00:09:23] protect the Palestinian civilians. To discuss about that, we
[00:09:27] are joined by or guest, Mr. Inr Tengen,
[00:09:31] Mr. Inr. Mr. Inr is a senior fellow at center
[00:09:35] for international governance innovation and he is a chairman of Asia narratives
[00:09:39] in our welcome to program views at seven. What is the scale of? pro-palestinian
[00:09:43] demonstration across European cities reveal about the changing
[00:09:47] public opinion on Israeli military campaign in Ghaza and why have the
[00:09:50] protests
[00:09:52] you know continued despired the cease fire as we all
[00:09:56] know that there was a cease fire and the violations related to it but what does this
[00:09:59] indicate about the gap between the diplomatic agreements and the
[00:10:03] realities on the ground? well
[00:10:07] you pointed out since the seasfire uh over 1400 people have
[00:10:11] been killed. uh murdered uh, you see a daily
[00:10:15] barrage of um video showing
[00:10:18] um, not only the atrocities that are
[00:10:21] happening in in the in Gaza, but also in the West bank as
[00:10:25] settlers continue to attack and
[00:10:28] disposses Palestinian families,
[00:10:32] especially during very very sensitive time, which is the olive
[00:10:35] harvesting period, literally the brutality is
[00:10:39] ongoing, this is a world of social
[00:10:43] media, and by frankly what has happened is people have woken
[00:10:47] up to the fact that all these promises made by Israel are
[00:10:50] empty, they continue to try to push
[00:10:54] Palestinians. out their homeland on the
[00:10:57] pretext
[00:10:58] that this is about security when it's simply about
[00:11:01] apartide attempt to create a
[00:11:04] genocide. so it are how effective
[00:11:07] could the economic sanctions and arm embargo be influencing
[00:11:11] Israely military policy? would it be effective or
[00:11:14] not? it could be effective if
[00:11:17] it was unified. israel is a state that depends
[00:11:21] its trade, especially outgoing, it supplies a lot. of
[00:11:25] military intelligence and also uh military
[00:11:28] equipment outside if countries stopped buying it. the
[00:11:32] Israely economy would literally collapse. already they
[00:11:36] have so many men in the field to some disaffected
[00:11:40] by the efforts uh not the efforts uh the crimes that are
[00:11:44] being committed. so it is very important that the world
[00:11:48] come together and not only uh you
[00:11:51] confront but also uh take action. uh
[00:11:55] against uh what Israel is doing? well
[00:11:59] taken, well taken to discuss about that, we are joined by Mr. Oliver
[00:12:03] Blaral, he is European geopolitical analyst and public policy
[00:12:06] expert. Mr. Oliver, welcome to program views at seven, as
[00:12:10] we are just discussing about the current international protests in favor
[00:12:14] of Gaza to highlight the atrocities by the Israeli military
[00:12:18] there. If we talk about Germany only, Germany has historically
[00:12:22] maintained a strong support for Israel because of... its responsibility for
[00:12:26] the hokas so how is the ghaza conflict changing the
[00:12:29] debate over the Germany's historical responsibility and it's
[00:12:33] present day foreign policy when it comes to Gaza when it comes to
[00:12:37] Palestinian issue? thank you for having me on
[00:12:41] the program first evening um well when it comes to
[00:12:45] Germany the it's a specific case because of as you said the
[00:12:48] the holocaus and and the responsibility that Germany has
[00:12:52] had um so the Germans. state has
[00:12:55] balancing two different principles which are guidelining
[00:12:59] its foreign policy, on one side you have the reason of
[00:13:02] state which tries to highlight and to share
[00:13:06] and to be responsible when it comes to the holocaust and its
[00:13:10] responsibility, on the other
[00:13:12] side, the respect and the
[00:13:16] abidance to international law, human rights
[00:13:19] and international treaties is also
[00:13:23] fundamental point, in
[00:13:27] Germany's foreign policy and so these two come in contradiction when it
[00:13:30] comes to the handling of Israel's gaza, the
[00:13:34] war in Gaza, so this is the
[00:13:38] what the the the government is facing, especially now it's really
[00:13:42] doing the opposite of what is it people want, there is a
[00:13:46] growing support for a stoppage of action
[00:13:50] and support, that means delivery of military
[00:13:53] equipment to... the Israeli government
[00:13:57] while the government has
[00:14:00] increased its support, so you have
[00:14:03] imbalance between the two, a
[00:14:05] growing disapproval of
[00:14:08] support, and on the other side and increase in government
[00:14:12] support. all right, all right, so what legal and political
[00:14:15] obstacles prevent European governments from adopting a unified approach
[00:14:19] towards
[00:14:19] Israel?
[00:14:23] well, the thing is that the... European Union has is
[00:14:27] union on several topics, but not on every one
[00:14:31] them. When it comes to its regime on exports, so military
[00:14:35] equipment export, that's a national
[00:14:38] level playing field, so all these European
[00:14:42] states compete in actually
[00:14:45] exporting military equipment, and that's
[00:14:49] case with Israel as well, so there is
[00:14:52] no way, there is no... possibility
[00:14:55] for the the the the
[00:14:57] the the European institutions which are over the
[00:15:01] states to implement any
[00:15:05] sort of reduction
[00:15:08] or ban on military equipment and the other aspect is for
[00:15:12] instance since political and diplomatic support,
[00:15:16] well the European Union as well needs
[00:15:19] unanimity to act on foreign
[00:15:23] policy and there are... states which which
[00:15:26] among them
[00:15:28] Germany
[00:15:32] check republic uh which are stunch supporters
[00:15:36] of the the Israel can put
[00:15:39] veto, while other states are already started to have diplomatic
[00:15:43] under, individually
[00:15:45] uh started to criticize a very sharp
[00:15:49] way, that is Ireland, Spain and some others are
[00:15:53] joining in, Slovenia, so there is starting to be divide within
[00:15:56] Europe, but no action is taken because there is no
[00:16:00] consensus, and Europe worked on
[00:16:03] consensus. All right, all right, well taken, moving forward towards you
[00:16:06] in our... what extent can a public demonstration
[00:16:10] you know influence government decisions on arm export, trade relations and the
[00:16:13] diplomatic engagements with Israel and how should the european
[00:16:17] governments balance the freedom of expression and peaceful protest with the need
[00:16:21] to prevent anticmentism, hate speech and public
[00:16:25] disorder there. okay,
[00:16:28] so I've heard my colleague, but there is no excuse for a morally
[00:16:32] bankrupt group of individuals, especially when they're separated
[00:16:36] between the elite. 'who govern them, and the people who feel
[00:16:40] very strongly that this is wrong. I don't think it takes
[00:16:43] much looking, watching to
[00:16:47] understand what is happening in Gaza and the West Bank,
[00:16:51] clothing in it, oh, this is impossible and things like that. Well,
[00:16:55] what does the European Union stand for? The ones who always say there
[00:16:59] should be a rule of law, the democracy, that
[00:17:02] human rights matter, and yet a blatant
[00:17:06] violation to which they'. contributing, as my colleague
[00:17:09] pointed out, by fiing to sell things to
[00:17:12] Israel, the completely, as I said, morally
[00:17:16] bankrupt, and that goes in terms of how they should be
[00:17:19] handling people once again, you show a very sharp divide
[00:17:23] between the elites who govern, who talk
[00:17:27] about these policies and say how difficult it is, the fact
[00:17:31] that the people that they represent do not agree with
[00:17:34] them, and they should have a voice and being able to... say that, but what we
[00:17:38] do we have? have for instance, it's not the part of
[00:17:42] Europe per say, but you have in England, a government which says,
[00:17:46] oh, what's happening in Israel is terrible, but if you pr protest
[00:17:50] against it, we will arrest you if you have a placard that we don't
[00:17:54] like, so there's a real skism
[00:17:57] within Europe, it's not only morally, it's
[00:18:00] also - financially,
[00:18:04] economically, unfortunately we're seeing the uh demise
[00:18:08] of a group of nations who prospered based
[00:18:12] on their ability to colonize other countries
[00:18:16] and take what they had, and now they find themselves a
[00:18:19] position where they grow at very slow pace
[00:18:23] and they're not even able to do the right thing when it's
[00:18:27] something that they say they care about. well
[00:18:30] taken, well taken
[00:18:31] so Oliver with the Palestinian civilian casualities continuing despite the seas
[00:18:35] fire, what mechanisms are we? able to ensure the accountability under
[00:18:39] international humanitarian law, what needs to be done, because we have seen the
[00:18:43] international community raising voice for the Palestinian people, but what comes under
[00:18:47] international humanitarian raw when one side, when party
[00:18:51] is continuing violating the seesfire, what are the options
[00:18:54] available, what needs to be done in this
[00:18:56] regard? well, there is
[00:19:00] unfortunately very little, because international law depends
[00:19:03] on the its abidance by states and as long as states don't...
[00:19:07] by it, well there, we have seen that international law is difficult
[00:19:11] implement, what is being done in
[00:19:14] in in in
[00:19:17] Ga in also in the west bank is tandam out to
[00:19:20] criminal criminal acts
[00:19:24] and and big serious ones and
[00:19:27] aggravated by the fact that they're being repeated and the fact
[00:19:31] that the international justice court and
[00:19:34] tribunal have all
[00:19:39] mean have had the have stated
[00:19:43] that these are actually crimes and that nothing has been done,
[00:19:47] that states have not stopped those have not
[00:19:50] stopped
[00:19:53] officials from Israel who travel abroad, well
[00:19:57] shows very well that there is very little that the
[00:20:01] states can do one that there can be do done on the
[00:20:05] judicial aspect when it comes to...
[00:20:10] your point is well taken oliver, thank you so much for joining in views at seven and
[00:20:13] sharing your views with us, we were joined by Mr. Oliver Blaral, he is a
[00:20:17] European geopolitical analyst and public policy expert and then I
[00:20:21] want your brief remarks in our if considering the current
[00:20:25] situation in Europe, if public pressure continue to grow, but European
[00:20:28] policies remain largely unchanged, so what does this reveal about the limit of
[00:20:32] democratic accountability and the public opinion in shaping the foreign policies
[00:20:36] especially? with regards to European
[00:20:38] countries
[00:20:42] that the parties that are saying let's get these
[00:20:44] out wars and be more um isolationist
[00:20:48] and of course - also ones that are associated with new nazi
[00:20:52] parties and anti-semitism. anti-semitism isn't
[00:20:56] the answer, anti-sianism, yes, because scientism represents an
[00:21:00] active evil which is perpetrating the the crimes that
[00:21:04] we we agree are happening, but unfortunately it
[00:21:08] all gets thrown into the wash. you have AFD, you have
[00:21:11] Lepen, you have all these groups who are preaching hatred.
[00:21:15] this is not a solution, but when you start pushing
[00:21:19] people being on their ability to understand why their
[00:21:23] leaders are not taking action, it results in
[00:21:27] more problems. the only solution at this point
[00:21:31] is for the political, the
[00:21:34] apparatus voters vote for something saying.
[00:21:38] right now we have a situation around the world where the fringes
[00:21:42] are deciding what happens in countries, not the main part the
[00:21:46] people, some of it is because of apathy, some feel that...
[00:21:50] 'you nothing gets done and they've been cheated by their own apparatus, their own
[00:21:54] democracy, things like that, but it's not people
[00:21:58] failing democracy, it's democracy failing people, the elites who they
[00:22:02] elect do not take care
[00:22:05] the real issues affecting their own
[00:22:09] people, and it's it's befudling to me why this would
[00:22:13] even be issue, if you
[00:22:14] want to stay in power
[00:22:15] and you're a politician, it would seem logical to take care of your
[00:22:18] constituents'. but instead of that, once they get into the bubble
[00:22:22] their various capitals, all they can think about is
[00:22:26] getting more power or uh trying to uh enrich
[00:22:30] themselves. we see this in the United States and we see instances of it
[00:22:34] throughout Europe, the scandals etc. it's time for
[00:22:38] that to go away, to have much sainer view these things, to see the
[00:22:41] nuances: Jews are not bad, those who
[00:22:45] commit crimes in the name of zientism are
[00:22:48] bad, but you have to make... distinction, so going
[00:22:51] forward, we need to take a more rational, informed view of
[00:22:55] what is happening and make sure that we do not let hatred,
[00:22:59] rule what we do, otherwise we become the very monsters that
[00:23:02] we are trying to fight. all right, all right, welting, thank you so
[00:23:06] much for joining in views at seven and sharing your views with us,
[00:23:09] mr. he is a senior fellow at center for international governance and innovation
[00:23:13] and he is a chairperson of Asia narrative, that is it from tonight's views at
[00:23:17] seven, we have discussed about pakistan's frontline. against
[00:23:21] terrorism, the intensification of intelligence based operations and the
[00:23:25] governor's rule that has been imposed in KP, the require requirement
[00:23:29] and need of it with regards to the counter terrorism strategy and national security
[00:23:32] policy, and then we have discussed about the European streets that are
[00:23:36] equating with the slogans for the justice of
[00:23:40] people of Palestine,
[00:23:41] that is it, this is your host manureshi, signing of keep watching Pakistan
[00:23:45] TV.
[00:24:11] The next chapter of Bangladesh, there is no longer any
[00:24:15] blind approval for Israeli policy, because the Americans
[00:24:19] have. the american soldiers have died, hundreds have been injured and
[00:24:23] hurts, for what? for nothing. the
[00:24:26] military conflict came to draw.
[00:24:30] nobody won, neither side really wants to re-engage
[00:24:33] militarily, so it has evolved into
[00:24:37] economic conflict. as society we do stand a
[00:24:41] chance when it comes to platform accountability and specifically protecting our children
[00:24:45] online. the innocent people of Afghanistan are the biggest victim of
[00:24:49] this. application, they do not exist, let's be very frank, they
[00:24:53] do not exist in their mind, they do not exist in their
[00:24:56] policies,
[00:25:10] either it's reaching out to the customers, either the like
[00:25:14] building different assessments, all of that
[00:25:17] one assessment that used to take like a week now can be done in 10
[00:25:21] minutes and unfortunately I think there's a
[00:25:25] possibility that some of Modi's advisers
[00:25:28] are saying that is what India must do and therefore India has
[00:25:32] to look to the United States and Israel
[00:25:34] so many people say oh this month is crazy
[00:25:37] beautiful I want to check king so this year some front come here I
[00:25:41] actually got an email by the organizers the harders and business
[00:25:45] competition and the way the competition structured is that there was an
[00:25:48] initial online round open to anyone globally,
[00:25:58] it had the credibility of a strong nation, it had the credibility.
[00:26:02] of neutrality that both parties could trust, and above all
[00:26:06] Pakistan was and is legitimate partner for
[00:26:10] both these nations. I can make so many words with these
[00:26:14] stair, tear, tears,
[00:26:17] rates,
[00:26:29] you about about the Pakistani role, especially.
[00:27:56] from the heart of south asia to the cross roads of central Asia, from the turbulent middle
[00:28:00] east and north africa to the... corridors the west. I think
[00:28:04] that the proxy situation is very
[00:28:07] problematic uh for the
[00:28:11] US, for Israel, for Iran, the Gulf
[00:28:15] states, um, for the world at large. This
[00:28:18] conflict could expand, that's what Pakistan
[00:28:22] and Qatar are trying to prevent. Israel
[00:28:26] wants the land of Palestine without the Palestinian people.
[00:28:29] And that
[00:28:30] is why we see. the situation in
[00:28:34] Gaza being getting getting worse, field
[00:28:38] mar and
[00:28:39] Oman have have kept the channel open when nothing else was working, and that matters, and of course the
[00:28:43] cease fire came through Islamabad. Gender persecution is
[00:28:47] already a crime against humanity under the Rome statute,
[00:28:51] and the international criminal court has issued arrest warrants
[00:28:55] for the two top taliban leaders
[00:28:57] and who
[00:29:00] is the chief justice. I suspect that the Canadians are going
[00:29:04] to pressure on areas that will cause lot of
[00:29:08] discomfort to the Americans as they're coming into the midterm elections
[00:29:12] in November. Iran's declaration that it does not
[00:29:16] intend to produce a nuclear weapon is
[00:29:19] politically relevant, but declarations alone cannot
[00:29:23] resolve the security dilemma. Iran is always said it's prepared to
[00:29:27] continue the conflict, but it's clear that this preferences for this war to
[00:29:31] end. The US and the Trump.
[00:29:32] I think is the same, so there is alignment, but obviously the problem
[00:29:36] has been how we get
[00:29:38] there.
[00:30:10] Hello and welcome, you're watching Pakistan TV, I
[00:30:13] am Ahmed Shah and these are the
[00:30:15] headlines.
[00:30:30] The President on the advice of Prime Minister Shibhash Sri. imposes an emergency
[00:30:33] in Khairber under article 232 and 234 the
[00:30:37] constitution of Pakistan given the gravity the
[00:30:40] situation.
[00:30:46] Government Defense KPM agency as a constitutional measure and
[00:30:50] rising terrorism, 11 member advisory council form to oversea
[00:30:54] key provincial
[00:30:55] departments.