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[00:00:23] Hello of and of welcome to experts corner, this is my hand
[00:00:25] Joffrey.
[00:00:30] "Pakistan is there and it was mediator between
[00:00:34] it and the United States, so this this gives
[00:00:38] this defense agreement
[00:00:40] a diplomatic angle. Saudi Arabia, got all these
[00:00:44] countries are going to find alternative roots for the
[00:00:47] of energy exports. The United States not only because it's
[00:00:51] sending in front
[00:00:52] of the new term elections, but also
[00:00:55] in a general strategic context, should
[00:00:58] seriously recess. its policy
[00:01:02] of towards Iran, I mean Iran and Oman can negotiate and countries
[00:01:06] like Pakistan and Qatar and Turkey have been helpful in trying to
[00:01:10] mediate some type of
[00:01:11] a resolution here, but again, as
[00:01:14] I said earlier, I believe right now the Trump administration has nearly zero
[00:01:17] patience for so-called negotiations with the Iranian regime.
[00:01:21] Well, certainly the war has not cruling to be
[00:01:25] as uh quick or as decisive um as the
[00:01:29] president initially. suggested, seniors are coming back, but still fighting
[00:01:33] for their right, but are not accepting the
[00:01:36] oc India should be declared a country of particular
[00:01:38] concern,
[00:01:52] a from
[00:01:53] of the vibrant colors and cultures
[00:01:57] of South Asia to its voices of resilience and
[00:02:00] progress, every
[00:02:04] story carries a lesson for the world, to the cross roads of central
[00:02:07] Asia where ancient silk road is now a highway of
[00:02:11] trade, ideas and possibilities for the
[00:02:14] of future, the challenges and hopes
[00:02:17] of the middle east and north africa,
[00:02:19] a region where the past still
[00:02:21] speaks, the future is being
[00:02:25] written every single
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[00:02:34] and the power to influence global
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[00:02:41] not limited by boundaries, it's defined beyond
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[00:02:48] on Pakistan
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[00:03:10] Modi regime is using notorious agencies like National Investigation
[00:03:14] of Agency
[00:03:16] a (NIA) to crush Kashmiri's freedom
[00:03:17] struggle. ongoing raids in
[00:03:21] occupied Jammu and Kashmir are part of vinductive policy to
[00:03:25] silence the voice of
[00:03:28] of freedom. homes of areyat leaders. Human rights
[00:03:30] in activists, journalists and ordinary Kashmiris are being
[00:03:33] raided. Kashmiris are being
[00:03:37] implicated in
[00:03:38] a false cases to punish them for demanding right to self
[00:03:41] determination. Global Human Rights Organizations must
[00:03:45] take notice of deteriorating
[00:03:47] a situation in occupied Jammu and
[00:03:48] Kashmir.
[00:04:00] very well done by civil and military leadership and at the same time
[00:04:04] they were able to rally the support
[00:04:06] of the people of Pakistan
[00:04:07] you know stand firmly behind our armed forces policy
[00:04:10] of of the Israeli occupation regime which is to ethnically cleanse the
[00:04:13] Palestinian people by ending any feature of life for
[00:04:17] them. Israel is a criminal a full stop we
[00:04:21] can't say any other thing evidence should be shown about the
[00:04:24] palgam India could never produce it Pakistan had
[00:04:28] to then respond back. and Pakistan did that with
[00:04:31] very
[00:04:32] in a very mared capacity. India has actually taken
[00:04:36] up fight with all its neighbors, Bangladesh, Sri
[00:04:40] Lanka, Pakistan and even with China.
[00:04:43] Responsible power is not the absence of force, it is the
[00:04:47] disciplined and calibrated use of
[00:04:49] force.
[00:04:57] in son has been
[00:05:01] working with China, it's also been working with Saudi Arabia and other
[00:05:04] countries, we still have naval
[00:05:08] officer involved in such
[00:05:11] of activities, we can say we have. decrease the scale of direct
[00:05:14] confrontation rather than decent
[00:05:17] seasfire in Lebanon. The stature of China
[00:05:21] on the international and global suffire is has
[00:05:25] become more prominent. President Trump has domestic
[00:05:29] and important mandate that he believes China can be a partner in achieving. He is
[00:05:33] looking at the midterm, he is looking at his current presidency. We should do the
[00:05:37] road shows across in the region and all that to fish this product
[00:05:41] that now we are ready. for the business, pakistan is very
[00:05:44] responsible, mature, nuclear country
[00:05:48] with very professional and
[00:05:50] batting,
[00:05:58] now we were not happy with him buying oil from
[00:06:01] Russia, if India doesn't buy oil, it makes it
[00:06:05] much easier, and
[00:06:06] then...
[00:06:49] Hello and a way one, welcome to Pakistan TV, I am Faza Sajawal with
[00:06:53] the news
[00:06:53] at this hour and we're starting off as thousands of protesters took to the streets of New
[00:06:57] Delhi demarding the resignation of chief election commissioner Ganesh Kumar,
[00:07:01] led by opposition leader Rahul Gandhi, demonstrators waved Indian flags and
[00:07:05] chanted vote thief, accusing authorities of conducting voter
[00:07:09] role revision that could benefit prime minister Narendra Modi's bhartiy. Janata
[00:07:12] party. The election commission has denied any wrong doing, saying the exercise
[00:07:16] was aimed at removing duplicate, receased and fraudulent entries.
[00:07:20] According to media reports, more than 133 million names have been removed from
[00:07:24] electoral rests have critics said that the changes have
[00:07:27] disproportionly affected minorities, particularly Muslims. The
[00:07:31] rally follows a weakened crackdown in which authorities
[00:07:35] detained thousands of people, including journalists and imposed tight
[00:07:38] restrictions across much the capital. Gandhi urged people from all political
[00:07:42] backgrounds to join the protest calling on citizens to defend
[00:07:45] democracy.
[00:07:55] opposition leaders and journalists accused police of heavy-handed tactics during weekend
[00:07:59] demonstrations as authorities locked down new delhi on monday ahead of fresh rally against the
[00:08:03] chief election commissioner. Indian authorities deploy thousands of personnel across
[00:08:07] central Delhi for a third straight day erecting heavy metal barricades
[00:08:11] inclosing key metro. stations before a march called by opposition leader
[00:08:14] Rahul Gandhi. The protests were triggered by allegations of misconduct
[00:08:18] during nationwide voter role revision that critics said could benefit Narendra
[00:08:22] Modi's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party. Parliamentarians joins
[00:08:26] Bratus the Communist Party of India said he was man
[00:08:30] handled, dragged, assaulted by police during Sunday's
[00:08:33] demonstrations. Several journalists covering the protest said they were
[00:08:36] detained despite prominently displaying their press
[00:08:39] cards.
[00:08:48] Indian farmers and tribal families protested against Modi's government's project
[00:08:52] to link Madhya Pradesh Ken river by Uttar Pradesh Betwa
[00:08:55] River. Protesters said they would rather die than leave their
[00:08:59] ancestral home without better compensation. Participants said the
[00:09:02] government had snatched their lands, dug up their farms and built the damp without
[00:09:06] paying compensation for the homes that were destroyed. critics said the program
[00:09:10] risks uprooting communities and fragile
[00:09:13] ecosystems.
[00:09:21] The failed and flawed policies the Modi government has left the situation in India's
[00:09:25] Manipur state growing more serious day by day as fresh clashes
[00:09:28] between the Kooki and Naga communities have killed nine people. According
[00:09:32] to India today report, the new wave of violence began after
[00:09:36] unidentified gunman killed a 22 year old woman and mother of
[00:09:40] five when 10 houses set on fire during. clashes between armed
[00:09:43] groups, the unrest in Manipur remains unchecked, exposing the
[00:09:47] government of Modi inability to contain the tensions and
[00:09:50] restore peace in the state. International Human rights experts said the latest
[00:09:54] violence shows the Modi government has badly failed to maintain law and order in
[00:09:58] Manipur.
[00:10:06] Ambassador Asim Ifthar Ahmed has formally assumed charge as foreign secretary at the
[00:10:10] ministry of foreign affairs deputy. Minister and foreign minister received the
[00:10:14] foreign secretary today. Isaaktar appreciated Asim Iftikkar Ahmad's
[00:10:18] contributions during his tenure as Pakistan's permanent Representative to the United
[00:10:22] Nations in New York and wished him success in his new.
[00:10:25] responsibilities.
[00:10:32] Deputy prime minister and foreign minister, senator Mohammad Isar has directed all
[00:10:36] concerned ministries and divisions to ensure full implementation of conservation and
[00:10:40] austerity measures. Chairing a meeting the committee for monitoring and
[00:10:43] implementation these measures, issar reviewed progress and emphasized
[00:10:47] the need to maintain financial discipline. He stressed that government expenditure
[00:10:51] must be limited to essential commitments and public resources must be utilized
[00:10:55] prudently. the meeting was attended by the federal minister for IT and
[00:10:58] telecommunication, special assistant to the prime minister Tarikh Bajva, the
[00:11:02] cabinet secretary, the foreign secretary and senior officials from relevant ministries
[00:11:06] and
[00:11:06] departments.
[00:11:16] Pakistan is pursuing a medium term debt strategy aimed at
[00:11:19] diversifying financing sources, extending debt maturities and
[00:11:23] reducing pressure from external rep. payments, this was stated by finance
[00:11:27] minister senator Mohammad Orangzeb an exclusive interview at Bloomberg
[00:11:30] TV. Ourangzeb said Pakistan has regained access to international
[00:11:34] capital markets after four year hightest issuing three billion
[00:11:38] dollars in Euro bonds approximately three weeks ago. The offering
[00:11:42] attracted bits twice at size from investors across Asia, the Middle East,
[00:11:46] Europe and the United States. He said Pakistan had also issued
[00:11:49] $750 million dollars in privately placed bonds in April and
[00:11:53] assessed China's bonds and panabon market raising
[00:11:56] 250 million dollars under a 1 billion dollars program. The government is
[00:12:00] exploring further issuances, Islamic sucook and rupee dominated
[00:12:04] bonds settled in US dollars while considering digital
[00:12:07] tokenization of existing euro bonds. The minister said
[00:12:11] Pakistan would not rush into additional borrowing as it was not
[00:12:14] strictly required to tap global markets to meet external
[00:12:18] financing needs this fiscal year. The government aims to convert short-term
[00:12:22] external debt into longer term loans over the next two. to three years.
[00:12:26] Ouringzeb said foreign exchange reserves recently reached 21.4
[00:12:29] billion dollars covering approximately three months of
[00:12:33] imports compared with just two weeks, three years ago. He added that
[00:12:37] Pakistan's sovereign credit trading has improved three times since April last year,
[00:12:40] expressing hope of reaching B plus by the next fiscal year and eventually
[00:12:44] entering the BB
[00:12:45] category.
[00:12:55] stan expects its economy to grow by more than 4% in the current fiscal yet, despite
[00:12:59] elevated oil prices and rational tensions, the government aims to raise over one
[00:13:03] billion dollars through the privatization of five to six state owned
[00:13:06] entities. speaking to writers on the sidelines of international monetary fund
[00:13:10] and world bank, annual meetings in Bangkok, finance minister mohammad orangzeb
[00:13:13] said fuel supplies remained adequate in key sectors including
[00:13:17] agriculture
[00:13:18] but performing statily. is the government was closely monitoring inflation mid
[00:13:22] concerns that rising commodity prices could increase economic Pakistan is
[00:13:26] also continuing negotiations with the United States over a proposed
[00:13:29] 10 billion dollars exchange stabilization facility which it
[00:13:33] described as potentially beneficial for the country's economy. However, he
[00:13:37] said the government was not dependent on the arrangement to maintain access to international
[00:13:41] markets. The finance minister said around dozen state-owned entities were
[00:13:45] in the privatization pipeline, including power distribution companies and airport
[00:13:49] operations. Five or six transactions are expected to be completed during
[00:13:53] the fiscal year. Pakistan. recently reached a staff level agreement with the
[00:13:56] IMF that could unblock approximately 1.21 billion dollars in
[00:14:00] financing under its existing loan program in climate related
[00:14:04] facility. The government views privatization is key component of
[00:14:07] economic reforms aimed at reducing fiscal pressures in encouraging
[00:14:11] private sector
[00:14:12] investment.
[00:14:19] Pakistan army strikes and terrorist hide outs inside Afghanistan have gained recognition
[00:14:23] internationally. The policy digestion. reported exposing the Afghan Taliban
[00:14:27] regime's patronage of crossbarder terrorism. Former CIA
[00:14:30] targeting officer Sarah Adams confirmed that Pakistan's actions against
[00:14:34] three key centers in paktika in Kuner killed 19 fetnal
[00:14:38] Khabarej terrorists and injured more than 11. Adam said
[00:14:41] Pakistan's precise air strikes on 21st of September targeted
[00:14:45] strongholds in eastern Afghanistan destroying a suicide bomber training
[00:14:49] camp, facilitation center and a joint fitnah and Daesh
[00:14:52] Hub. The confirmation of terrorist. reason Afghan soil packs
[00:14:56] Pakistan's longstanding position that the Taliban regime harbors terrorists
[00:15:00] targeting the
[00:15:00] country.
[00:18:20] for more details and live streaming, log to our website pakistan
[00:18:23] tv.com, take
[00:18:24] care.
[00:19:37] The Beijing Capital International
[00:19:39] Airport
[00:19:46] where the new generation decides the next chapter of
[00:19:48] Bangladesh.
[00:20:00] The second thought about the fact that he is the man of
[00:20:04] peace.
[00:20:09] you about about the Pakistani role,
[00:20:13] thank
[00:20:13] you.
[00:20:33] Hello and welcome to unfold, I am. We saw
[00:20:36] earlier. rate has become considerably more stable, the
[00:20:40] external account has become more manageable, the interest rate on on
[00:20:43] treasury bonds or the yield and treasury bonds is uh is going
[00:20:47] up for the first time in uh in
[00:20:51] Canadian history, in regional countries and globally that America
[00:20:55] can be a friend, but if there is a choice between Israel and any particular
[00:20:58] country, then America would always prefer Israel. the the atrocities
[00:21:02] or the crimes committed against the Palestinian people have started long
[00:21:06] before 2023. after the embarrassing
[00:21:10] debackle that India faced after Mark last year,
[00:21:14] this could help you know attempt
[00:21:18] to repair the moral of... armed forces, it has been clearly
[00:21:21] indicated from the Russian side that peace cannot be
[00:21:25] pushed forward, it can be softly and smoothly
[00:21:29] promoted, so it should be treated in very careful
[00:21:33] way. um, the economic, the clock for
[00:21:37] economic collapse and political col collapse, these are
[00:21:41] really two different clocks, by presenting my tribute and salute to the
[00:21:45] shodaya of Pakistan considering the importance of today
[00:21:49] and and the sacrifices which they made for our beautiful country,
[00:21:52] Ukraine is a NATO, not the NATO member, but it
[00:21:56] affects to the NATO and the European security. is the conflict, because I
[00:21:59] think under the current circumstances, it's virtually
[00:22:03] impossible to end the Ukraine war, to force
[00:22:07] Moscow and Kiev to sign peace
[00:22:09] deal.
[00:23:50] or this is Mahin
[00:23:51] Joffrey.
[00:23:56] Pakistan is there and it was mediator between
[00:24:00] it and the United States. So this this gives
[00:24:04] this defense agreement diplomatic
[00:24:07] angle. Saudi Arabia, got all these countries are going to find
[00:24:10] alternative roots for their energy exports.
[00:24:14] The United States, not only because it's spending in front the need
[00:24:18] term elections. but also a general strategic
[00:24:22] context, should seriously recess
[00:24:26] its policy towards Iran. I mean, Iran and
[00:24:30] Oman can negotiate, and countries like Pakistan and Cutter and
[00:24:33] Turkey have been helpful in trying to mediate some type of resolution
[00:24:37] here, but again, as I said earlier, I believe right now the Trump
[00:24:41] administration has nearly zero patients for so-called
[00:24:45] negotiations with the Iranian regime. Well, certainly the war
[00:24:49] has not. proving to be as uh quick or as
[00:24:52] decisive um as the president initially suggested,
[00:24:56] seniors are coming back, still fighting for the right, but since are not
[00:25:00] accepting India should be declared a country of
[00:25:04] particular
[00:25:04] concern.
[00:25:29] Bangladesh goes into 12th february 2026 parliamentary elections
[00:25:32] after major political reset. Bangladesh heads to the poles once
[00:25:36] again with the new generation decides the next chapter of
[00:25:39] Bangladesh.
[00:26:02] reporting live from the great hall the people here in China's capital
[00:26:06] Beijing.
[00:26:14] Pakistani delegation led by Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharief and chief of defense
[00:26:18] force field marshall Assim Munir have now departed
[00:26:21] from the great hall the people
[00:26:23] a
[00:26:31] very significant. mous will be signed in this
[00:26:34] important
[00:26:35] meeting,
[00:26:51] we are at the jinna convention center and just not me, this is
[00:26:55] me, sana and of course our channel has the
[00:26:58] Islamabad talks comment today, prime minister mohammad shahbaz sharif held the
[00:27:02] ke meeting with US vice president JD even
[00:27:04] Islamabad
[00:27:17] you about about the Pakistani role
[00:27:19] especially thank you in
[00:27:22] the region leadership
[00:27:25] and I have no
[00:27:28] second thought about the fact that in the man of peace.
[00:27:32] It was Pakistan who made sure that the 47 year old
[00:27:36] conflict
[00:27:37] ends,
[00:27:45] the way he praised the role of Prime Minister Shahbas
[00:27:49] Sharif, field marshal Assim, it made headlines
[00:27:52] in Pakistan. I have also had such a privilege and
[00:27:56] honor to witness such a
[00:27:57] friendship.
[00:28:05] I appreciate
[00:28:06] the government of Pakistan and everybody involved in organizing this very
[00:28:10] very important seminar. I
[00:28:12] am here at Jinna Convention Center Islamabad. Pakistan's water
[00:28:16] strategy is clear, when a river crosses borders, cooperation
[00:28:19] becomes just as important as the water
[00:28:22] itself.
[00:30:04] Hello and
[00:30:05] a way warm welcome to Pakistan TV, I am
[00:30:07] fiza Sajawal with the top stories of this
[00:30:09] hour.
[00:30:26] Deputy Prime Minister and foreign minister Isar says Pakistan is committed to the
[00:30:30] complete elimination of terrorism and demands a Afghan taliban regime to stop all
[00:30:34] support to terrorists addressing a counter terrorism conference, asaktar
[00:30:38] stresses that attacks originating from Afghan soil must end
[00:30:42] and world must acknowledge Pakistan
[00:30:44] sacrifices.
[00:30:54] Federal minister of information and broadcasting says Pakistan is
[00:30:58] facing the major challenge of terrorism a