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[00:00:00] clearly indicated from the Russian side that peace
[00:00:03] cannot be pushed
[00:00:05] of forward, it can be softly and smoothly
[00:00:08] promoted, so it should be treated in very careful
[00:00:12] way. um, the economic, the clock for
[00:00:16] economic collapse and political collapse,
[00:00:18] a collapse, these are really two different clocks. by presenting my tribute
[00:00:22] and salute to the shoday of
[00:00:24] of Pakistan considering the importance of today and and the
[00:00:28] sacrifices which they made
[00:00:29] for our. beautiful country, Ukraine is a NATO, not the
[00:00:33] NATO member, but it's affect to the NATO and the European
[00:00:36] security, he is the conflict, because I think under the current
[00:00:39] circumstances it's virtually impossible to
[00:00:43] end the Ukraine war, to force Moscow and Kiev
[00:00:47] of to in sign peace
[00:00:50] of deal.
[00:01:05] Before
[00:01:06] of the whistle glows, before the final bell, there is the
[00:01:10] of conversation, it's a
[00:01:11] of language understood by every stadium on every street corner, it's
[00:01:15] a moment your heartbeat with million
[00:01:17] others, it's a roar of
[00:01:21] a crowd, the silence of anticipation, it's
[00:01:25] a triampful cry of a champion,
[00:01:29] it's more than a game. It's a
[00:01:30] connection
[00:01:35] tv speaks to the
[00:01:37] world.
[00:01:48] of
[00:01:55] of
[00:02:21] Pahal tv speaks to the
[00:02:24] world, hello and welcome to
[00:02:28] experts corner, this is my muh
[00:02:33] of Pakistan is there and it was
[00:02:37] immediate or between it
[00:02:40] in and the United a States, so this this gives this defense
[00:02:43] agreement
[00:02:45] a diplomatic angle. Saudi Arabia, gata, these countries
[00:02:49] are going to find alternative roots for the energy
[00:02:52] exports. The United States not only because it's spending
[00:02:56] in front
[00:03:00] of of the new term elections, but also. general strategic context should seriously
[00:03:03] recess its policy towards
[00:03:07] Iran. Iran and Oman can negotiate and countries
[00:03:10] like Pakistan and Katar and Turkey have been helpful in trying to
[00:03:14] mediate some type of
[00:03:16] a resolution here, but again, as I said earlier, I believe right
[00:03:19] now the Trump administration has nearly zero patience for
[00:03:23] so-called negotiations with the Iranian regime. Well,
[00:03:26] certainly the
[00:03:27] of war has not proven to
[00:03:29] in be as quick or as decisive um
[00:03:33] as the president initially
[00:03:42] a country of particular
[00:03:43] concern.
[00:04:02] a
[00:04:03] of
[00:04:08] Bangladesh goes into 12th february 2026 parliamentary elections
[00:04:11] after major political reset. Bangladesh heads to the poles once
[00:04:15] again where the new
[00:04:16] of generation in decides of the next chapter of
[00:04:18] Bangladesh. Pakistan
[00:04:32] a
[00:04:40] tv a is right now reporting live from the great hall
[00:04:42] of the people here in China's capital
[00:04:47] of Beijing.
[00:04:49] of
[00:04:52] Pakistani delegation led by Prime Minister Shahbas Sharif and chief of
[00:04:56] defense.
[00:05:15] Before the westle glows, before the final bell, there is the
[00:05:19] conversation, it's a language understood by every
[00:05:23] stadium on every street corner, it's a moment your
[00:05:26] heartbeats with million others, it's
[00:05:30] a roar of crowd, the silence of
[00:05:33] anticipation, it's a timeful cry of a
[00:05:36] champion, it's more than a game, it's a
[00:05:40] connection,
[00:05:44] Pakistan tv speaks to the
[00:05:47] world.
[00:06:11] Hello and a way warm welcome. to Pakistan TV, I fiza Sajawal with the news at
[00:06:15] this hour and we are starting off as thousands of protesters took to the streets of New
[00:06:19] Delhi demanding the resignation of chief election commissioner Ganesh Kumar,
[00:06:22] led by opposition leader Rahul Gandhi, demonstrators waved Indian flags
[00:06:26] and chanted vote thief, accusing authorities of conducting
[00:06:30] voter role depression that could benefit prime minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya
[00:06:34] Janata Party. The election commission has denied any wrong doing, saying the
[00:06:38] exercise was aimed at removing duplicate, deceased and fraudulent
[00:06:41] entries. According to media reports, more than 133 million
[00:06:45] names have been removed from electoral risks and critics said the
[00:06:49] changes have disproportionately affected minorities, particularly
[00:06:52] muslims. The rally follows a weaken crackdown in which authorities detained
[00:06:56] thousands of people, including journalists and imposed tight restrictions across much
[00:07:00] the capital. Gandhi edged people from all political backgrounds to join the
[00:07:04] protest, calling on citizens to defend
[00:07:06] democracy.
[00:07:14] Opposition leaders and journalists accused police of heavy handed tactics during
[00:07:17] weekend demonstrations as authorities locked down New Delhi on Monday ahead of a fresh
[00:07:21] rally against the chief election commissioner. Indian authorities deployed a thousands
[00:07:25] of personnel across central Delhi for a third straight day erecting heavy metal
[00:07:29] barricades and closing key metro stations before a march called by opposition
[00:07:33] leader Rahul Gandhi. The protest were triggered by allegations
[00:07:37] of misconduct during nationpide voter role revision that critics said
[00:07:41] would benefit Narendra. These ruling Bharatiya Janata Party.
[00:07:44] Parliamentarians John Pretus the Communist Party of India said he was
[00:07:47] mishandled, dragged and assaulted by police during Sunday's
[00:07:51] demonstrations. Several journalists covering the protest said they were detained
[00:07:55] despite prominently displaying their press
[00:07:57] cards.
[00:08:07] Indian farmers and tribal families protested against Modi government's project to link
[00:08:11] Madhya Pradesh can. the Uttar Pradesh Betvariver
[00:08:14] Protesters said they would rather die than leave their ancestral home without
[00:08:18] better compensation. Participants said the government had snashed their lands, dug
[00:08:22] up their farms and build the town without paying compensation for the homes that were
[00:08:26] destroyed. critics said the program risks uprooting communities and
[00:08:29] damaging fragile
[00:08:30] ecosystems.
[00:08:38] the failed and flaud policies the modi government had left the situation in
[00:08:42] India's Manipur state growing more serious day by day, as fresh
[00:08:46] clashes between the Kooki and Naga communities have killed nine people.
[00:08:50] According to India today report, the new wave of violence began after
[00:08:53] unidentified canman killed a 22 years old woman and mother of
[00:08:57] five with 10 houses set up fire during the clashes between armed groups.
[00:09:01] The unrest in Manipur remains unchecked, exposing the Modi government's inability to
[00:09:04] contain the tensions and restore peace in the state. International human rights
[00:09:08] experts said the latest violence shows the Modi government is badly failed to make.
[00:09:12] law and order in
[00:09:13] Manipur.
[00:09:21] Ambassador Assim Iftkar Ahmed had formally assumed chart as foreign secretary at
[00:09:25] the ministry of foreign affairs, deputy prime minister and foreign minister Isar received
[00:09:29] the foreign secretary. Saqtar appreciated ambassador Assim Ifthar
[00:09:32] Ahmed's contributions during his tener as Pakistan's permanent representative to the
[00:09:36] United Nations in New York and wished him success in his new
[00:09:39] responsibilities.
[00:09:49] Deputy prime minister and foreign minister Senator Mohammad Isaaktar has directed all
[00:09:53] consent ministries and divisions to ensure full implementation of conservation and
[00:09:57] austerity measures chairing a meeting the committee for monitoring and
[00:10:00] implementation these measures reviewed progress and emphasized the need to
[00:10:04] maintain financial discipline. He stress that government expenditure must be
[00:10:08] limited to essential commitments and public resources must be utilized prudently.
[00:10:12] The meeting was attended by the federal minister of it and telecommunication, special
[00:10:16] assistant to prime minister Tarik Bajva, the cabinet secretary, the foreign
[00:10:19] secretary in the senior officials from relevant ministries and
[00:10:22] departments.
[00:10:28] Pakistan is pursuing a medium term debt strategy aimed at diversifying
[00:10:32] financing sources, extending debt maturities and reducing pressure from
[00:10:36] external repayments. This was stated by finance minister senator Mohammad
[00:10:39] Orangzeb
[00:10:40] and an exclusive interview with Bloomberg TV. Mohammad aurangzeb said
[00:10:44] Pakistan had regained access to international capital markets after four year
[00:10:48] hiatus issuing three billion dollars in Europe once approximately three
[00:10:52] weeks ago. The offering attracted bits twice. It sides from investors
[00:10:56] across Asia, the Middle East, Europe and the United States. He said Pakistan
[00:11:00] had also issued $750 million dollars in privately placed bonds in
[00:11:03] April in accessed China's panda bond market, raising
[00:11:07] 250 million dollars under 1 billion dollars program. The government is
[00:11:11] exploring further issuances, Islamic Sukook and rupee dominated one settled
[00:11:14] in US dollars while considering digital tokenization of existing
[00:11:18] euro bonds. The minister said Pakistan would not rush into additional
[00:11:22] borrowing as it was not strictly required to tap. markets to meet
[00:11:26] external financing needs this fiscal year. the government aims to convert
[00:11:30] short-term external debt into longer term loans over the next two to three years.
[00:11:34] mhammad orangzeb said foreign exchange reserves recently reached 21.4
[00:11:38] billion dollars covering approximately three months of imports compared
[00:11:41] with just two weeks three years ago. he added that Pakistan's sovereign credit rating had
[00:11:45] improved three times since April last year expressing hope of reaching B plus
[00:11:49] by the next fiscal year and eventually entering the BB
[00:11:52] category.
[00:11:58] Pakistan expects its economy to grow by more than 4% in the current fiscal
[00:12:02] year despite elevated oil prices and regional tensions, the government aims to
[00:12:05] raise over one billion dollars through the privatization of five to six state
[00:12:09] owned entities. Speaking to writers on the sidelines of international monetary
[00:12:13] fund and world bank annual meetings in Bangkok, finance minister Mohammad
[00:12:17] Aurang Sab said fuel supplies remainded adequate and key sectors including
[00:12:20] agriculture were performing steadily. He said the government was closely monitoring and
[00:12:25] it concerns that rising commodity prices could increase economic pressures.
[00:12:29] Pakistan is also continuing negotiations with the United States over proposed 10
[00:12:33] billion dollars exchange stabilization facility which it described as
[00:12:36] potentially beneficial for the country's economy. However, he said the government was not
[00:12:40] dependent on the arrangement to maintain access to international markets.
[00:12:44] The finance minister said around dozen state-owned entities were in the
[00:12:47] privatization pipeline, including power distribution companies and airport
[00:12:51] operations. Five or six transactions are expected to be. created during
[00:12:55] the fiscal year. Pakistan recently reached a staff level agreement with IMF
[00:12:59] that could unrock approximately $1.21 billion dollars in financing under
[00:13:03] its existing loan program and climate related facility. The government
[00:13:07] fews privatization is key component of economic reforms aimed at
[00:13:11] reducing fiscal pressures and encouraging private sector
[00:13:14] investment.
[00:13:23] Pakistan army strikes on terrorist hide out. inside Afghanistan have gained
[00:13:26] recognition internationally, the policy die just reported exposing the Afghan
[00:13:30] Taliban regime's patronage of crossbarder terrorism. Former CIA
[00:13:34] targeter Officer Sarah Adams confirmed that Pakistan's actions against
[00:13:38] three key centers in paktika and Kunar killed 19
[00:13:41] Kharich terrorists and entered more than 11. Sarah Adams said
[00:13:45] Pakistan's precise air strikes on 21st of September targeted
[00:13:49] strongholds in Eastern Afghanistan destroying suicide bomber training camp
[00:13:53] facilitation center a joint. Khawarij and Daesh Hub, the
[00:13:57] confirmation of terrorist sanctuaries on Afghan soil backs Pakistan's longstanding
[00:14:00] position that the Taliban regime harbors terrorist targeting the
[00:14:04] country.
[00:14:09] Security forces have killed a terrorist and intelligence spaced operation in Banu district
[00:14:13] of Kaibur Pakhton is part of ongoing action against fitnal khawarij under
[00:14:17] a stehkam vision. According to security sources, the operation was carried
[00:14:21] out on confirmed intelligence resulting in the killing of terrorist this.
[00:14:25] forces added security forces are maintaining close surveillance the area to
[00:14:28] monitor the presence and movement of terrorists, according to the sources, ongoing
[00:14:32] operations have proved effective in disrupting terrorist networks and restricting their
[00:14:36] movement. security forces have reaffirmed their commitment to eliminating
[00:14:40] terrorism in khibar pakhtunkha sing operations will continue until the threat
[00:14:44] is
[00:14:44] eradicated.
[00:14:50] flash floods hit central nepal sweeping away houses and leaving at
[00:14:54] least five people. missing weeks after devastating flooding that killed
[00:14:57] hundreds, some 45 houses were swept away with the flood also damaging
[00:15:01] three hydropower projects and four brushes. according to the disaster
[00:15:05] agency, at least 82 people, including nine foreigners have been rescued from the
[00:15:09] affected areas. four helicopters were deployed to support rescue and
[00:15:12] evacuation efforts, as water levels and buddhigakika have
[00:15:16] continued
[00:15:17] to rise, the latest flooding comes with Nepal still recovering from
[00:15:21] devastating floods triggered by a mountain glacial collapse on 26th.
[00:15:25] August, which killed more than 1400 people and left more
[00:15:28] than 5000
[00:15:29] missing.
[00:15:38] At least 139 migrants have died and 84 others remain missing after
[00:15:42] boat kept sized the coast of jibouti, the international
[00:15:45] reconorganization for the migration said the boat carrying
[00:15:48] 305 migrants were traveling from Jiboty to Yemen where it keep
[00:15:52] size during the night between Thursday and Friday. Senior protection assistant
[00:15:56] of Safiza Ibrahim said vessel carrying numerous migrants
[00:16:00] attempting to reach Yemen cap size the coast of abok. Jibotian
[00:16:04] authorities have continued search and recovery operations as far as for those
[00:16:08] still missing, according to the IOM statement about 82 people survived
[00:16:12] the ship
[00:16:12] break.
[00:18:39] comes in angry reaction from Liverpool fans following commission's finding of
[00:18:43] 114 financial rule breaches against city who deny the
[00:18:46] charges.
[00:18:54] That's it for the moment. For more details a live streaming blog to our website
[00:18:57] pakistantv.com. Take
[00:18:59] care.
[00:19:22] Hello and welcome to experts corner, this is
[00:19:30] is there and it was mediator between it and the
[00:19:34] United States, so this this gives this... defense
[00:19:38] agreement, diplomatic angle,
[00:19:41] Saudi Arabia, all these countries are going to find alternative roots
[00:19:45] for the energy exports. The United States
[00:19:49] not only because it's standing in front the need term
[00:19:52] elections, but also a general strategic
[00:19:55] context, should seriously
[00:19:58] recess its policy towards
[00:20:01] Iran. Iran and Oman can negotiate and countries
[00:20:05] like Pakistan and Qatar and Turkey. have been helpful in trying to
[00:20:09] mediate some type of resolution here, but again, as I
[00:20:13] said earlier, I believe right now the Trump administration has nearly zero
[00:20:16] patience for so-called negotiations with the Iranian
[00:20:20] regime? well, certainly the war has not proven to be
[00:20:24] as uh quick or as decisive
[00:20:27] as the president initially suggested.
[00:20:36] a country of particular.
[00:21:02] Bangladesh goes into 12th february 2026 parliamentary elections
[00:21:06] after major political reset. Bangladesh heads to the poles once
[00:21:10] again where the new generation decides the next chapter of
[00:21:13] Bangladesh.
[00:21:24] Pakistan tv team is here at the Beijing Capital International
[00:21:27] Airport.
[00:21:34] Pakistan TV is right now reporting live from the great hall the people
[00:21:38] here in China's capital
[00:21:39] Beijing.
[00:21:47] Pakistani delegation led by Prime Minister Shahbas share. and chief of defense
[00:21:51] force field marshall asim have now departed from the
[00:21:54] great hall the people
[00:21:56] a
[00:22:04] very significant mous will be signed in this
[00:22:08] important
[00:22:08] meeting.
[00:22:24] We are at the jinna convention center and just not me, this is
[00:22:28] me, sana and of course our channel shajib. As
[00:22:32] the Islamabad
[00:22:32] talks comment today, prime minister Mohammed Shahbaz Sharif held the key meeting with US Vice President
[00:22:36] JD even
[00:22:37] Islam.
[00:22:50] tell you about about the Pakistani role, especially good, we love Pakistan,
[00:22:54] thank you,
[00:22:55] the abuse in the region and leadership
[00:22:58] and I have no
[00:23:01] second thought about the fact that in the man of
[00:23:05] peace, it was Pakistan who made sure that the 47 year
[00:23:09] old conflict
[00:23:10] ends,
[00:23:19] the way he... plays the role of prime minister shahbas
[00:23:23] share, field marshall assim, it made headlines in
[00:23:26] pakistan, i have also have such a privilege and honor to witness
[00:23:30] such a
[00:23:31] friendship.
[00:23:38] i appreciate the government of pakistan and everybody involved in organizing this
[00:23:42] very very important seminar. i'm here at jina
[00:23:46] convention center islamabad, pakistan's water strategy. is
[00:23:50] clear when a river crosses borders, cooperation becomes just as
[00:23:54] important as the water
[00:23:55] itself.
[00:25:47] any blind approval for Israeli. policy, because
[00:25:51] the Americans have paid, American soldiers have died, hundreds have been injured and
[00:25:55] hurt, for what? for nothing. the
[00:25:58] military conflict came to draw,
[00:26:02] nobody... one, neither side really wants to re-engage
[00:26:05] militarily, so it has evolved into
[00:26:09] economic conflict. as society, we do stat a
[00:26:13] chance when it comes to platform accountability and specifically protecting our children
[00:26:17] online. the innocent people of Afghanistan are the biggest victim of
[00:26:21] this application. they do not exist, let's be very frank, they do
[00:26:25] not exist in their mind, they do not exist in their
[00:26:28] policies.
[00:26:37] Pakistan's uh geography is very strategic, very
[00:26:40] important, it
[00:26:48] in which we are now a mutual defense agreement brings
[00:26:52] together two the Muslim world's strongest
[00:26:55] militaries and military capabilities which are Pakistan and Turkey.
[00:26:59] Gaza situation is even more praturbing.
[00:27:03] and it doesn't seem that I mean the the
[00:27:06] current sort of Israeli actions there, I mean they
[00:27:10] are not willing to relinquish sort the territory that they
[00:27:14] have occupied, if President Trump is able to get this kind of this
[00:27:17] disarmament to take place in
[00:27:20] in in Gaza, this would be huge victory for him, but
[00:27:24] it's a matter of bringing bringing the Israeli Israel to the
[00:27:28] table already rejected this kind of us back road map, the fact that
[00:27:32] they is. the military and government and militia and
[00:27:35] illegal settlers are kind of collaborating to take away these
[00:27:39] lands and occupy them and settle them with Israelis.
[00:27:43] these deployments are very demanding both on the equipment and on the
[00:27:47] crew. there are roughly
[00:27:50] 4,800 personnel aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln if you
[00:27:53] include the ship's crew and the air wing um and they have been
[00:27:57] at sea now for nine months continuously. Iran
[00:28:01] tends to play. the game, what we say, they continue the dance. the
[00:28:05] United States wants Iran to come to the table and they're making concessions to get Iran to come to the
[00:28:09] table and Iran's making demands for additional concessions to get
[00:28:13] to the
[00:28:13] table.
[00:29:22] A very warm welcome to Pakistan TV, we should have
[00:29:26] clarity when we are going on air with
[00:30:15] Hello and a way warm welcome to Pakistan TV. I am fizah sajaval with the top
[00:30:19] stories the
[00:30:20] server.
[00:30:39] Deputy prime minister and foreign minister says Pakistan is committed to the
[00:30:42] complete elimination of terrorism and demands Afghan Taliban regime to stop all
[00:30:46] support to terrorist addressing a counter terrorism conference as
[00:30:50] stresses that attacks originating from Afghan soil must
[00:30:53] end and world must acknowledge Pakistan
[00:30:56] sacrifices.