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[00:00:00] "we see the situation in Gaza
[00:00:03] being getting getting worse, field
[00:00:07] marman
[00:00:08] have have kept the channel open when nothing else was working, and that matters, and of course the
[00:00:12] cease fire came through Islamabad. gender persecution is
[00:00:16] already a crime against
[00:00:18] of humanity under the Rome statute, and the international criminal
[00:00:22] court has issued arrest warrants for the two top
[00:00:25] taliban leaders, habatullah and Sheik Khakani, who is
[00:00:29] the..." chief justice: I suspect that the
[00:00:33] Canadians are going to pressure on areas that will cause
[00:00:36] lot of discomfort to the Americans as they're coming
[00:00:40] into the midterm elections in
[00:00:42] of November. Iran's declaration that it does not intend
[00:00:46] to produce a nuclear weapon is politically
[00:00:49] relevant, but declarations alone cannot resolve the
[00:00:53] security
[00:00:54] of dilemma. Iran has always said it's prepared to continue the conflict, but it's clear that this
[00:00:58] preferences for this war. and the US and the Trump administration I think is the
[00:01:02] same, so there is alignment, but obviously the problem has been
[00:01:06] how we get
[00:01:07] there.
[00:01:17] of
[00:01:22] of
[00:01:37] that Russia and Ukraine have agreed to an energy cease fire with Keev
[00:01:41] saying it would support such move, but Moscow yet to
[00:01:43] of comment. The US president insisted that it was effective immediately but provided
[00:01:47] no details. Moscow did not
[00:01:50] of immediately comment while the Ukrainian President Vuladimir Zelenski initially expressed
[00:01:54] and also yet to comment Moscow did not
[00:01:58] immediately comment and Zelinski. expressed surprised at the announcement, but
[00:02:02] later said Kiev would support the move if
[00:02:04] of Moscow in did the same. now UK prime
[00:02:08] minister Andy Burnham said Britain strongly supports President Trump's call
[00:02:11] today for sustained
[00:02:13] a energy a seas far to start now while France, Canada and the EU
[00:02:16] also expressed the
[00:02:18] support.
[00:02:22] UK prime minister Andy burnum
[00:02:24] of back to US President Donald Trump's call for immediate and sustained energy sease
[00:02:28] far between Russia and Ukraine as strikes on Ukrainian energy
[00:02:31] infrastructure intensify. Burnham said the attacks target
[00:02:35] civilians by plunging them into cold and darkness, and urges Moscow
[00:02:39] to halt its strikes. UK prime minister said Ukraine is ready for sease far
[00:02:42] if Russia stop its attacks, adding that the agreement could help
[00:02:46] restore energy and fuel supplies to global markets. Trump earlier
[00:02:50] announced that both sides have agreed to hold attacks on energy infrastructure,
[00:02:54] but Russia has yet to confirm the agreement while Ukrainian president Zelinski expressed
[00:02:58] surprised at the announcement. Trump statement comes two days after he
[00:03:02] announces a temporary easing of US sanctions on Russian diesel, drawing
[00:03:05] criticism from Ukraine and his Europeian ies who argue that the move
[00:03:09] emboldens the Russian president
[00:03:11] of Vladimir
[00:03:11] Putin.
[00:03:16] Canadian Prime Minister Mark Karney
[00:03:18] of has expressed strong support for an energy sease far between Ukraine and Russia being
[00:03:22] broker by US President Trump saying it could deescalate the war and protect
[00:03:26] thousands of civilians from harm and hardship. In a statement on
[00:03:30] Sunday Carney said he discussed the evolving situation surrounding the war and
[00:03:33] energy infrastructure with Trump and Ukrainian President Selinski. Heas
[00:03:37] Russia
[00:03:38] of to uphold the proposed agreement and said it was
[00:03:40] of imperative that all attacks on energy infrastructure and civiliancies far
[00:03:44] immediately. Carne also reaffirmed Canada's commitment to working
[00:03:48] with allies for a just and lasting peace in Ukraine and
[00:03:51] Europe. He added that Canada will not, rather will continue to
[00:03:55] maximize its oil and diesel expos to the US, yielding well over million
[00:03:59] barrels of. diesel per
[00:04:00] day.
[00:04:05] Germany's foreign minister said on Sunday that Berlin continues to fully support
[00:04:09] Ukrainian President Valadimir Zelensky following criticism from US president
[00:04:13] Donald Trump. Yohan waitful said in Berlin, Europe
[00:04:16] needs stability and that means that we are very clearly continuing to
[00:04:20] stay by the side of Ukraine and its government. He call for increased
[00:04:24] pressure on Russian president Putin to push him to
[00:04:27] negotiations.
[00:04:31] France on Sunday called on palestinan leaders to go back on the decision postponing
[00:04:34] legislative election to next year. The French forum ministry
[00:04:38] said
[00:04:38] in a statement the delay deprives the Palestinian people
[00:04:42] of their right to democratically express themselves at the ballot box for the first
[00:04:46] national elections in two decades. Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on
[00:04:50] Saturday pushed back to legislative vote which had been scheduled for November
[00:04:53] 28 to
[00:04:56] of of September next year alongside a presidential poll.
[00:05:02] The death stole from boat sinking
[00:05:04] of the coast of Jibuti
[00:05:05] of has risen to 139, according to United Nations
[00:05:09] International Organization for migration, the IOM says,
[00:05:12] 30 more bodies have been recovered while 84 people
[00:05:16] remain missing. the overcrowded boat was travelling from jibuuti to
[00:05:20] yemen when it sank on the night of October 8th and 9th. surgeon
[00:05:24] rescue efforts
[00:05:25] continue.
[00:05:31] police cleared the last major migrant encampment in seta
[00:05:35] two days before a visit by Spain's king and the queen. the
[00:05:39] camper sprang up after a mass in flux of more than seven thousand people into
[00:05:43] the Spanish territory from neighboring Morocco on July 30th and
[00:05:47] 31st, all the most return to Morocco within days, thousands remain in
[00:05:51] sata, sleeping rough in the streets or on beaches and straining the
[00:05:55] small cities
[00:05:55] resources.
[00:06:00] thousands of people on Sunday marsh to the Belgian capital Brussels to EU's
[00:06:04] headquarters to demand greater action to combat climate change ahead of major
[00:06:08] human summit. recorded heat waves across Europe this month have raised concern.
[00:06:12] about the impact that the man-made climate change is having on the
[00:06:16] continent, delegates from around the globe will gather in the
[00:06:19] turkish resort town of Antalia next month for the annual cop
[00:06:23] gathering. economist atten de Kalate told
[00:06:27] AFP while attending the march that there was a great deal
[00:06:30] of concern among the population, not just among the protesters
[00:06:34] today.
[00:06:39] a flash blood has suffed away houses and bridges and a hydropower project
[00:06:43] along the central Nepal. The Nepaliese Army said that 49 people
[00:06:47] had been rescued from the flood affected areas while the district top officials
[00:06:50] confirmed that five people remained missing. Authorities said the flooding was triggered
[00:06:54] by a landslide upstream the Buddhi, a Gandaki
[00:06:58] river. The disaster comes as Nepal continues to recover
[00:07:02] from devastating floods and landslides that struck the border
[00:07:05] towns near Tibet two months ago. Destroying thousands of homes,
[00:07:09] damaging critical infrastructure and leaving thousands of people
[00:07:12] dead or
[00:07:13] missing,
[00:13:29] Afghanistan remains a central hub in the global truck
[00:13:33] trade. According to the UNODC 2025 report,
[00:13:37] it produced 433 tons of opium in
[00:13:40] 2024, nearly 20% the global
[00:13:43] supply. Despite a temporary drop after the
[00:13:47] 2022 ban, cultivation rose again by
[00:13:51] 19% in 2024. Trafficking networks state.
[00:13:55] active average opium prices of
[00:13:57] $750 per kilogram reflect the continued
[00:14:01] demand and functioning smuggling routes. According to the world
[00:14:05] drug report 2025, total global opium
[00:14:08] production in 2024 reach
[00:14:11] 2,140 tons. Myanmar led with
[00:14:15] 995 tons, which is 46%, followed
[00:14:19] by Afghanistan at 433 tons, which is
[00:14:22] 20%, while Mexico and Colombia. produce smaller
[00:14:26] shares. These figures highlight that despite bans and
[00:14:30] crackdowns, the global opium trade remains deeply
[00:14:33] entrenched with regional networks adapting and
[00:14:37] expanding. Moreover, agvan cartels are shifting from
[00:14:41] plast-based drugs to synthetics like Crystal Meth, which
[00:14:45] are cheaper to produce and easier to hide and harder to
[00:14:48] detect, showing that the threat is moving from fields to
[00:14:52] laboratories spreading globally. but Pakistan is
[00:14:56] actively countering this threat under the national
[00:14:59] anti-narcotics policy 2019 and backed by the laws
[00:15:03] like the control of narcotics substances act
[00:15:06] 1997, pakistan's anti-narcotics force
[00:15:10] ANF conduct extensive operations in
[00:15:13] Baluchistan, KP and Syn using drones,
[00:15:16] satellite imagery and modern agricultural methods.
[00:15:20] Pakistan eradicates poppy crops even in remote
[00:15:23] areas. In 2020. for 2025 alone Pakistan cleared
[00:15:27] hundreds of hectares of puppy fields, dismantled
[00:15:30] 419 illegal waterboards, destroyed
[00:15:34] 64 solar systems and repatriated
[00:15:38] 110 foreign traffickers. National seizures exceeded a
[00:15:41] 361 metric tons of narcotics worth
[00:15:45] billions, cutting off major supply lines, with
[00:15:48] technology driven surveillance, corridor intelligence,
[00:15:52] and the inter-agency coordination, pakistan maintains its
[00:15:56] poppy free status since 2001. The
[00:16:00] country is not just protecting its borders, it's safeguarding the
[00:16:04] region and the world. Afghanistan may be the source. but
[00:16:07] Pakistan is the shield, leading the fight against narcotics
[00:16:11] and ensuring safer drug free
[00:16:14] future.
[00:17:27] for him which is pure corruption at the at
[00:17:31] it but it doesn't have to be like this it have to be more rules into it explain it
[00:17:34] to for ethical matter
[00:18:40] prime minister today, Alibaba, it was an extraordinary
[00:18:44] visit, this visit is about
[00:18:47] one message, Pakistan China relations are moving from
[00:18:51] friendship to
[00:19:08] no longer any blind approval for Israeli
[00:19:11] policy, because the Americans have paid, American soldiers have died,
[00:19:15] hundreds have been injured and hurts, for what? for nothing.
[00:19:19] the military conflict came to
[00:19:22] draw, nobody want, neither side really wants
[00:19:25] to re-engage militarily, so it has
[00:19:29] evolved into economic
[00:19:32] conflict. as society we do stand a chance when it comes to platform
[00:19:36] accountability and..." specifically protecting our children all right, the innocent
[00:19:40] people of Afghanistan are the biggest victim of this
[00:19:43] application, they do not exist, let's be very frank, they do not
[00:19:47] exist in their mind, they do not exist in their
[00:19:49] policies,
[00:19:56] education has become the latest casualty of Hindutva
[00:19:59] politics, as Muslim students are punished for excelling in
[00:20:03] Indian occupied Kashmir, fascist Modi regime has shut down
[00:20:06] a college in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and
[00:20:10] Kashmir after the first bat saw an overwhelming
[00:20:14] number of admissions of Muslim students. Right wing Hindu
[00:20:17] groups fueled by extremist Hindutva ideology under Prime Minister
[00:20:21] Modi demanded that the college should admit only Hindu
[00:20:25] students. The admissions to the medical college were finalized after
[00:20:29] India's national entrance examination test.
[00:20:32] Legislators the ruling BJP even petitioned the Lieutenant
[00:20:36] governor to religious discrimination, and so on the 6th of
[00:20:40] January, the national medical commission revoked the college's recognition citing
[00:20:44] alleged deficiencies, move widely criticized as
[00:20:48] capitulation to religious. extremists rather than genuine
[00:20:52] educational concerns. Chief Minister of Indian illegally occupied
[00:20:55] Jammu and Kashmir Abdullah condemned the BJP and its allied
[00:20:59] Hindu groups for targeting Muslim students, saying that the campaign had
[00:21:03] destroyed the future of aspiring doctors in Kashmir. Nasir
[00:21:07] Kuhihami the Jammu and Kashmir students association warned that
[00:21:11] framing education as Hindu versus Muslim was
[00:21:14] dangerously communalizing the sector. He stressed that institutions
[00:21:18] run by Muslim bodies. across India do not exclude
[00:21:22] Hindu students. Naser termed religious segregation in the
[00:21:25] education as both discriminatory and deeply harmful
[00:21:29] to social cohesion. The closure the medical college
[00:21:33] further exposes the growing influence of Hindutva politics and
[00:21:37] Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir, raising
[00:21:41] serious questions about fairness, equality and the right of
[00:21:44] Muslim students to access
[00:21:46] education.
[00:21:56] Kashmiri women are bravely facing brutalities at the hands of Indian
[00:22:00] troops. Indian troops have martered more than
[00:22:04] 2300 Kashmiri women since
[00:22:06] 1989. Kashmiri women are mentally
[00:22:10] tortured through enforced disappearances their loved
[00:22:13] ones. Indian troops are using rape of women as a
[00:22:17] weapon of war to crush Kashmir's struggle. for right to self
[00:22:21] determination, it is time for international
[00:22:24] community to come forward and protect Kashmiri women from Indian
[00:22:28] state
[00:22:28] terrorism.
[00:22:38] Pakistan's geography is very strategic, very
[00:22:42] important, it connects multiple regions. We are
[00:22:45] a higher platform, a higher pedestal. This new
[00:22:49] phase. in which we are now a mutual defense
[00:22:52] agreement brings together two the Muslim world's
[00:22:56] strongest militaries and military capabilities which are Pakistan and
[00:23:00] Turkey. Gaza situation is even more
[00:23:03] perturbing and it doesn't seem that I mean
[00:23:07] the the current sort of Israeli actions there, I
[00:23:11] mean they are not willing to relinquish sort the
[00:23:14] territory that they have occupied. If President Trump is able to get
[00:23:18] this kind of this disarmament. take place in in in in
[00:23:21] Gaza, this would be huge victory for him, but it's
[00:23:25] a matter of bringing bringing the Israeli Israel, particularly to the
[00:23:29] table who's already rejected this kind of us back road map, the fact that the
[00:23:33] Israeli military in government and militia and
[00:23:37] illegal settlers are kind of collaborating to take away these lands
[00:23:41] and occupy them and settle them with Israelis. these
[00:23:45] deployments are very demanding both on the equipment and on the
[00:23:48] crew uh there are... are uh roughly
[00:23:51] 4,800 personnel aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln if you
[00:23:55] include the ship's crew and the air wing um and they have been
[00:23:59] at sea now for uh nine months continuously. Iran
[00:24:02] tends to play the game what we say they continue the dance.
[00:24:06] the United States wants Iran to come to the table and they're making concessions to get Iran to come
[00:24:10] to the table and Iran's making demands for additional concessions to
[00:24:14] get to the
[00:24:15] table.
[00:25:20] Capital international
[00:25:21] airport
[00:25:28] with the new generation decides the next chapter of
[00:25:30] Bangladesh.
[00:26:14] the exchange rate has become considerably more stable, the external account has
[00:26:18] become more manageable, the interest rate on on treasury bonds or the yield
[00:26:22] in treasury bonds is uh is going up for the first
[00:26:26] time in in Canadian
[00:26:29] history, in regional countries and globally that... can be a
[00:26:33] friend, but if there is a choice between Israel and any particular country, then
[00:26:36] America would always prefer Israel. the the atrocities or the
[00:26:40] crimes committed against the Palestinian people have started long before
[00:26:44] 2023. after the embarrassing debacle that
[00:26:48] India faced after Mark last year, this could
[00:26:52] help you know attempt to
[00:26:55] repair the moral the armed forces. it has been clearly
[00:26:59] indicated from the Russian side that peace. cannot be
[00:27:03] pushed forward, it can be softly and smoothly
[00:27:07] promoted, so it should be created in very careful
[00:27:11] way. um, the economic, the clock for
[00:27:14] economic collapse and political col collapse, these are
[00:27:18] really two different class, by presenting my tribute and salute to the
[00:27:22] shodaya of Pakistan considering the importance of today
[00:27:26] and and the sacrifices which they made for our beautiful country.
[00:27:30] Ukraine is a NATO, not
[00:27:31] the nato. member, but it affects to the NATO and the European
[00:27:35] security. is the conflict, because I think under the current
[00:27:38] circumstances, it's virtually impossible to
[00:27:42] end the Ukraine war, to force Moscow and Kiev
[00:27:45] to sign peace
[00:27:47] deal.
[00:28:00] before the whistle blows, before the final... There is a
[00:28:03] conversation, it's a language understood by every
[00:28:07] stadium on every street corner. It's a moment your
[00:28:10] heartbeat with million others. It's
[00:28:14] a roar of crowd, the silence of
[00:28:17] anticipation. It's a triumful cry of a
[00:28:21] champion. It's more than a game, it's a
[00:28:25] connection.
[00:28:29] Tv speaks to the world.
[00:28:43] how have the Iranian leadership rule been so far?
[00:28:47] i think they gen
[00:28:50] mean in leadership
[00:28:53] and no
[00:28:57] second thought about the fact that the man of
[00:29:01] peace.
[00:30:18] Good morning, as salam alaikum, you're watching Pakistan TV, with the news
[00:30:22] headlines for this hour, I'm Faruok
[00:30:24] Fayaz.
[00:30:42] a Pakistani resident has been killed and 11 others wounded in a fresh
[00:30:46] hoothi strike on Riyadh's international
[00:30:48] airport.