. fiur expelled from pakistan.0ur international agency saying anything about this or is it focused on the conflict in ukraine and gaza, is it passing unnoticed?— conflict in ukraine and gaza, is it passing unnoticed? well, yes. the world's focuses _ passing unnoticed? well, yes. the world's focuses on _ passing unnoticed? well, yes. the world's focuses on gaza. _ passing unnoticed? well, yes. the world's focuses on gaza. the - passing unnoticed? well, yes. the world's focuses on gaza. the un l passing unnoticed? well, yes. the l world's focuses on gaza. the un has condemned this expulsion many times. that said, the un operations are reallyjust that said, the un operations are really just getting started that said, the un operations are reallyjust getting started today here at the border but up until now, it's been the taliban authorities running the entire humanitarian response you've had 165,000 afghans forcibly moved across the border and these 3000 in a camp three kilometres down the road and the entire response

when there was a government in kabul, which pakistan thought was hostile towards pakistan.hen the ghani government. in pakistan it was common knowledge of the government that they were closer to india than pakistan. they were hoping that it would change. it did change after the taliban took over kabul. but things have not gone as pakistani military establishment, for example, had imagined it to be. for example, they wanted the taliban government to be more lenient on certain issues, where they could help them gain international recognition, for example. human rights, women's rights, that did not work. and the other thing, the afghan taliban could not deliver on their promise of kind of taming the pakistani taliban. the pakistani taliban continued with their attacks against pakistanis military establishments and in some cases, public, throughout last year. of course, it's a really bad time for both pakistan and afghanistan, isn't it, in terms of the earthquakes and the economic situation in both countries. i mean, this is really quite a worrying time, isn't it? the economy i

show the export capabilities of iran to pakistan. in the meeting to review trade relations between tehran and islamabad, it was decided that in this exhibition, which will be held in chabahar from the 26th for 3 days, iranian companies will display their capabilities to be present in the pakistani trade market. this exhibition is going to be held in a space of more than 5 thousand square meters and with the presence of 100 companies, their visitors are 150 businessmen from pakistan, 25 businessmen from oman and 25 traders from afghanistan have been arranged to be present for this exhibition. gasoline consumption of iranian cars is twice the world standard. this is according to the statistics of the fuel consumption optimization organization. auto industry experts believe that cars should have more up-to-date technology and low fuel consumption. but studies by scientific centers show that this car's appetite for gasoline is high. minister samt says: the way to deal with increasing the fuel consumption of cars is electrification . this

when there was a government in kabul, which pakistan thought was hostile towards pakistan.e ghani government. in pakistan it was common knowledge of the government that they were closer to india than pakistan. they were hoping that it would change. it did change after the taliban took over kabul. but things have not gone as pakistani military establishment, for example, had imagined it to be. for example, they wanted the taliban government to be more lenient on certain issues, where they could help them gain international recognition, for example. human rights, women's rights, that did not work. and the other thing, the afghan taliban could not deliver on their promise of kind of taming the pakistani taliban. the pakistani taliban continued with their attacks against pakistanis military establishments and in some cases, public, throughout last year. of course, it's a really bad time for both pakistan and afghanistan, isn't it, in terms of the earthquakes and the economic situation in both countries. i mean, this is really quite a worrying time, isn't it? the economy in paki

that was caroline davies in pakistan.n's colonial era. he acknowledged the "abhorrent and unjustifiable acts of violence committed against kenyans" during their independence struggle. nicholas witchell sent this report, which contains flashing images from the start. the welcome on an african night was a warm one, but king charles knows he faces a sensitive challenge. it has fallen to him to deal with the legacy issues. there's the matter of slavery and, on this visit, britain's conduct during its colonial past. no, there was no pity in my heart. 70 years ago in kenya, there was an uprising against the then british colonial rulers. the mau mau rebellion was crushed with great brutality. many were tortured, thousands died. the king and queen were shown the tunnel of martyrs — a tribute to lost lives. at a state banquet in nairobi, the king spoke about painful times. the wrongdoings of the past are a cause of the greatest sorrow and the deepest regret. there were abhorrent and unjustifiable acts of violence committed against

there will be an increase in export capacity to pakistan. the first international export exhibition to pakistan will also be held in chabahar during the last days of dayah. 15 businessmen from pakistan. 25 traders from amman and 25 traders from afghanistan have been coordinated. to be present for this exhibition. the meetings of economic activists of the two countries are supposed to continue. the minister of cultural heritage, tourism and handicrafts said: for the first time , we are issuing licenses for tourism projects in a step-by-step manner. according to mr. zargami, in the last two years, the legal problems of 55 rocket tourism projects have been resolved so that these projects can be added to the activity cycle. an area in the heart of the desert , 15 km from tehran, with tourist attractions that hosts tourists in cold winter and hot summer weather. qom is a province that welcomes different tourists and pilgrims in different seasons. and need to develop tourism infrastructure. people who go for pilgrimage, religious tourism among the

report from pakistan.hen external tasks harm internal ones, a new cycle of american politics, a new line of division. the war in palestine turned the middle east upside down. changes in recent years have seemed to favor stabilization. saudi arabia, even the iranian nuclear issue has acquired, despite the american zigzags, the contours of a rational turg. they ignored the palestinian issue, did not see a solution, but did not consider it a serious obstacle to the rest. the hamas movement in one blow not only destroyed the entire structure, but forced the muslim world to react. they feel affection for hamas, they are extremely afraid of... losing control. lokos pull from brazil, the drawing is called united nations, definitely united nations, are you sure? milkadalla from italy and a key un resolution, this is how the drawing is signed. there is a sign at the top, closed for lunch, an unusual image. alan mor from strakhu, laconic signature, so the cavalry has come. simon ringx from tanzania illustrates the s

that is why pakistan decided to get rid of them. i was born here, where should i go?or the custom. afghan refugees in pakistan were given only one month to leave, but they say that they cannot do it in such a short time, their houses are being demolished, leaving them homeless, they demand that they be given more time to return so that they can start their lives again. i sometimes compare hamas to the taliban movement, islamists, but with nationalist roots. in israel. true, they are called the new isis, that is, another attempt to build a great caliphate. well, the strongest supporters of israel in the united states also give what is happening a supra-mundane scale, the defense of the holy land from the saracens, the preservation there jews are the guarantee of the second coming of the savior and the advent of the kingdom of god. more about this after the advertisement. oh, it’s priceless, you can do sports or creativity together, or you can all take part in a competition together, it’s a family thing for us and win great prizes, details on etosem.rf. look at the rebi

i was born in pakistan, tell us what to do, where to go.d defends its policy. the decision is in is in exercise of pakistan's sovereign domestic laws and complianent with applicable international law norms and principles. it does not apply to individuals who enjoy refugee status. who will continue to be generously hosted by pakistan. there are over four million afghans living in pakistan, but almost half of them undocumented. islamabad says undocumented afghans are involved in terrorism and other crimes. relationship between afghanistan and pakistan is already tense over kabel's refusal to stop cross-border militant attacks. many believe the crackdown against the undocumented afghans will further complicate their by... lateral ties kamran yusuf press islamabad and that's it for this hours bulletin, thank you for being with us, take care and bye-bye. when the jews were segregated in the ghettoes, no one would imagine that decades later they would do the same exact thing to another part of the world by putting up tall walls to segregate pales

we moved to pakistan during the russian invasion of afghanistan. i was born in pakistan. tell us.s nationals, but islamabad defends its policy. the decision is in is in exercise of pakistan's sovereign domestic laws and complianent with applicable international law norms and principles. it does not apply to individuals who enjoy refugee status, who will continue to be generously hosted by pakistan, there are over 4 million afghans living in pakistan, but almost half of them undocumented. islamabad says undocumented afghans are involved in terrorism and other crimes. relationship between afghanistan and pakistan is already tense over kabel's refusal to stop cross-border militant attacks. many believe the crackdown against the undocumented afghans will further complicate their bilateral ties. kamran yusuf. press tv, islamabad. those were the top stories for this hour. thank you for being with us, i'll be back with a recap of the top news on press tv in about four minutes time. take care. qui cible des civils et des infrastructures. i'm deeply concerned about the clear violations of

kashmir is contested [and by both pakistan and india. however, pakistan is not a war zone. my friends. my childhood, i would say, was good, but now my friends have also left the country and i too have come here.

report from pakistan. when external tasks harm internal ones, a new cycle of american politics, a new line of division. the war in palestine turned the middle east upside down. shifts in recent years seemed to favor stabilization. pragmatic calculations pushed the arab states of the persian gulf to rapprochement with israel. a thaw has begun between iran and saudi arabia. even the iranian nuclear issue. acquired, despite the american zigzags, the contours of rational bargaining. they ignored the palestinian issue, did not see a solution, but did not consider it a serious obstacle to the rest. the hamas movement in one blow not only destroyed the entire structure, but forced the muslim world to react. not everyone is fond of hamas, but the israeli response, which the attackers were probably counting on, provoked emotional outburst among the islamic masses, and the rulers are extremely afraid of losing control. lokos pull from brazil, the drawing is called united nations, definitely united nations, are you s

we moved to pakistan during the russian invasion of afghanistan. i was born in pakistan.tan to stop force deputation of its nationals, but islamabad defends its policy. the decision is in is in exercise of pakistan. sovereign domestic laws and complianent with applicable international law norms and principles. it does not apply to individuals who enjoy refugee status who will continue to be generously hosted by pakistan. there are over 4 million afghans living in pakistan, but almost half of them undocumented. islamabad says undocumented afghans are involved in terrorism and other crimes. relationship. between afghanistan and pakistan is already tense over kabel's refusal to stop cross-border militant attacks. many believe the crackdown against the undocumented afghans will further complicate their bilateral ties. kamran yousuf, press tv, islamabad. well that's it for this hours bulletin. thank you for listening. i'll be back with news and brief in about five minutes time. take care for now. بيعملوا برك وبيتسبحوا فيها وممنوع تسقي غنمك او جمالك او تشرب حتى. قاموا في هدم ثل

so just threw up the loud poor compan non go har refugee say threatened of guns in pakistan. need more time to let the deal with we are just the government of pakistan to grant us more time to con your businesses and shop it as well. and we owe money to meet the setup. now we need additional time to handle all of these matters. we would have it for the rest is under their control. so i'd like to do what i, what have guns will eventually leave and like a standard way kind of figure out what is challenging for women and children to leave during the winter. what thank you. well, is that to be yes, can you the guilt amazing was issued on october 3rd, many migrants have lived in pakistan for years. and now facing on certain future winter is coming and the records aren't prepared. the setup was auto and they should show more tolerance towards us and allow us more time. or if you, especially considering the cold winter though with these people need a few more months to the voluntary we are all muslim brothers. they should not freezes crudely out. there, nor should they physically ab

we moved to pakistan during the russian invasion of afghanistan. i was born in pakistan.national. but islamabad defends its policy. the decision is in is in exercise of pakistan's sovereign domestic laws and complianent with applicable international law norms and principles. it does not apply to individuals who enjoy refugee status who will continue to be generously hosted by pakistan. there are over 4 million afghans living in pakistan, but almost half of them undocumented. islamabad says undocumented afghans are involved in terrorism and other crimes. relationship between afghanistan and pakistan is already tense over kabel's refusal to stop cross-border militant attacks. many believe the crackdown against the undocumented afghans will further complicate their bilateral ties. kamran yousuff, press tv, islamabad, and with that we come to the end of this bulletin. thank you. for being with us, i'll be back with news and brief in about five minutes time, take care for now. بيعملوا برك وبيتسبحوا فيها وممنوع تسقي غنمك او جمالك او تشرب حتى. قاموا فيهدم ثلاثه ابار جوفيه في الم

invasion of afghanistan, i was born in pakistan tell us what to do, where to go.its policy. the decision is in is in exercise of pakistan's sovereign domestic laws and complianent with applicable international law norms and principles, it does not apply to individuals who enjoy refugee status, who will continue to be generously hosted by pakistan. there are over 4 million afghans living in pakistan, but almost half of them undocumented. islamabad says undocumented afghans are involved in terrorism and other crimes. relationship between afghanistan and pakistan is already tense over kabel's refusal to stop cross-border militant attacks. many believe the crackdown against the undocumented afghans will further complicate their bilateral ties. kamran yousuf, press tv, islamabad. well those were the top stories on press tv, thank you for being with us, i'll be back with news and brief in about four minutes time, take care for now. hossain and ibrahim are standing on the ruins of the house overlooking the school in the northern gaza strip town of bade hanoun. the israel

we moved to pakistan during the russian invasion of afghanistan. i was born in pakistan. its nationals, but islamabad defends its policy. the decision is in is in exercise of pakistan's sovereign domestic laws and complianent with applicable international law norms and principles. it does not apply to individuals who enjoy refugee status, who will continue to be generously hosted by pakistan. there are over 4 million afghans. living in pakistan, but almost half of them undocumented. islamabad says undocumented afghans are involved in terrorism and other crimes. relationship between afghanistan and pakistan is already tense over kabel's refusal to stop crossborder militant attacks. many believe the crackdown against the undocumented afghans will further complicate their bilateral ties. kamran yousuff, press tv, islamabad. those were the top stories for this hour, thank you for being with us, i'll be back with news and brief in about five minutes time, take care for now. the israeli enemy ground invasion has so far been unsuccessful. this is what the gaza based palestinian

invasion of afghanistan, i was born in pakistan, tell us what to do, where to go, pakistan has said is in is in exercise of pakistan's sovereign domestic laws and complianent with applicable international law norms and principles. it does not apply to individuals who enjoy refugee status who will continue to be generously hosted by pakistan. there are over four million afghans living in pakistan, but almost half of them undocumented. islamabad says undocumented afghans are involved in terrorism and other crimes. relationship between afghanistan and pakistan is already tense. over kabel's refusal to stop cross-border militant attacks. many believe the crackdown against the undocumented afghans will further complicate their bilateral ties. kamran yousuf. press tv islamabad, that's it for your latest here on press tv, everyone, thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now. بيعملوا برك وبيتسبحوا فيها وممنوع غنمك او جمالك او تشرب حتى. قاموا في هدم ثلاثه ابار جوفيه في المنطقه واعتقال اصحاب هذه الابار. صور المي اللي هي ميه مجاري مجاري نابلس. depressed will in coverage of this assassination

so just threw up the loud poor compan non go har refugee say threatened off guns in pakistan. need more time to look at him with we are just the government of pakistan to grant us more time to con your businesses and shop it up and we owe money to meet the setup. now we need additional time to handle all of these matters. we would have it for the rest is under their control. so i'd like to do what i, what have guns will eventually leave and like a standard way kind of figure out what is challenging for women and children to leave during the winter. what thank you. well, is that to be yes, can you the the ultimatum was issued on october 3rd, many migrants have lived in pakistan for years. and now facing on certain future winter is coming and the records aren't prepared. the setup was auto was the stuff that they should show more tolerance towards us and allow us more time. or if you, especially considering the cold winter. though with these people need a few more months to the voluntary. we are all muslim brothers. they should not for you just crudely out there, nor should they

our pakistan correspondent caroline davies has more from islamabad.t there have been arrests. that's in karachi and peshawar. we've already seen footage that the police here have put out of people who are already being deported. they've been loaded up onto coaches and then taken to the border with afghanistan. now, journalists are not allowed, at the moment today, very close to that border. they've put in a boundary line and have stopped people from coming in close to be able to film, so we can't see exactly what is on the ground, but yesterday me and the team were very close to that area. we were in peshawar, which is one of the main roads on the way up to the torkham border, a big crossing between pakistan and afghanistan, and we could see lorry upon lorry of people that were travelling from across pakistan to go to afghanistan, people who were afghan nationals who were worried about what might happen to them if they decided to stay in the country. now, as you mention, the pakistan government has said this is about people who are in the country ille

time to let the deal with we are just the government to pakistan, to grant us more time to con your businesses and shop it as well. and we owe money to meet the setup and that we need additional time to handle all of these matters. we would have it for the rest is under their control productivity. what guns will eventually leave and like a standard way kind of walk through that, but it's challenging for women and children to lead during the winter. what things are, what is that to me, the guilt amazing was issued on october 3rd, many migrants have lived in pakistan for years and now facing uncertain future winter was coming and the records aren't prepared. the setup was auto work. yeah. they should show more tolerance towards us and that allows me or time or to deals, especially considering the cold winter on the phone was no one. but these people need a few more months to the voluntary. we are all muslim brothers. they should not treat as crudely out there, nor should they physically abuse us. in that case, we came to pakistan and a humane manner and we should be permitted to leave

in that case, we came to pakistan in a humane manner and we should be permitted to leave in the same way packaged nonsense. the deportations are to protect security after sharp rise and attacks which the government planes on it since operation from afghanistan is not the bod says most of the guns have left voluntarily with capital and system majority of being forcibly repacked created since the deadline was the far as the protection of a regular migrants goes against, all norm is now that it's happening, our brothers and sisters are welcome to their homeland, to their challenges here, enough kind of stuff. so we have to do with this situation. so then this is their country and home for a while. i mean, we'll do everything in july in our power to support our brothers and sisters looking for the we still outcomes here too. and rights groups are criticized the deportation policy. they say vulnerable groups, women and girls in particular, could be in grave danger if they return and joining me now for more from chicago is man and adults to access and advocacy coordinator with the danish r

the center for the language of culture of pakistan began work on the basis of msuu. events program is on air. in the studio olga onishchenko. hello. new promising areas of cooperation were discussed during the visit of the delegation of the stavropol territory to belarus. we will find out the details from our columnist oles vysotskaya. the region borders the krasnodar territory, and this black earth region has several natural zones on one territory. therefore, agriculture is the first in their economy. a belarusians have something to offer from equipment to... technologies in breeding work, so mtz prepared a presentation of a new tractor model for orchards and vineyards, for which the stavropol region is famous. in general, the entire line of belarusian equipment will now be presented in the belarusian multi-brand service center. this will allow farmers and utility workers in the region to become better acquainted with the range of products of belarusian manufacturers, purchase the machines they are interested in without intermediaries, and receive professional servi

a lot of it in pakistan. then we arranged with pakistan to fly the reason we chose pakistan is because china was in the midst of a cultural revolution and they had no contact. they did have one with pakistan. it was difficult. i was lucky in the sense that there was a person of some academic attribute. it sounds like to college professors talking about the future of the world in the region on both sides following. if we started with any of them, we could get deadlocked. we thought a good thing was to establish a way of talking to each other. that led to a strange dialogue in china in order to elicit an invitation from them and president nixon. but i did not want to say that. i had 48 hours so at the end of the second day as we were breaking up for the evening, he said what should we do for the evening? i said they can start drafting a communique and then they said can imagine the trip that had been mentioned? i said watch it. he said both trips which meant my trip and nixon's trip. there was a great breakthro

pakistan's southern city of karachi also witnessed huge rally on wednesday, bringing together people from diverse backgrounds in support of palestinians. similar pro palestine demonstrations were also held in london's capital, in lebanon's capital, beirout and the brazilian capital, brazilia. senior representative. of hamas or in south africa, head of an international conference in solidarity with palestine, they say global activism has played a major role in decimating the israeli narrative. hasan sirvia reports from cape town. just as the palestinian people on october the 7th made the world to pay attention to their flight, the global civil society is playing major role in realizing justice for palestine. a senior hammas delegate. nation visiting south africa has stress that people's sincere voices and actions are making considerable changes in that regard. one of the key changes noted by hammas is how the narrative about palestine has changed this time, as part of the visit by the senior hammas representatives, they will meet with civil organizations, activists as well as official

and ceremonies that reaffirm pakistan's solidarity with the palestinian people. marking the international day of palestine in pakistan serves as a platform for reinforcing enduring unity between the two nations. it symbolizes a shared commitment to common values such as justice, peace and realization of the rights of the people of palestine. nashik azmy press tv, islamabad. palestinians in the spena refugee camp in damascus countryside held a rally in solidarity with palestinians in gaza and the west bank. the event was called up by the islamic jihad movement and the popular front for the liberation. we say to the designist occupation that it will never approve the palestinians from their roots land and identity and that the blood of the marters is what shapes the geographical borders. it is an indescribable feeling as i stand here today, because i'm a martter's mother. we take pride in our marters everywhere, and we pray to god to have mercy upon them all. palestinians affirmed that they are accustomed. to sacrifices and that martur them is the only path to free

razavi from islamabad , pakistan is with us. i am at your service. thank you very much, mr. razavi.ll me about these gatherings and conferences that are going to be held in the cities of pakistan today in support of palestine . face in our pakistan we have witnessed almost since the beginning of the same attacks , every day in different cities of pakistan, we have witnessed the establishment of demonstrations and large public gatherings. as you announced, a very big rahimai ceremony is going to be held in lahore tomorrow, that is, on sunday, and religious groups, social activists, student groups and various people's organizations are going to participate in it . the main purpose of these demonstrations is to condemn the crimes of the occupying al-quds regime and also the people of pakistan. what is interesting is that in their recent demonstrations, they even marched towards the american embassy and the generals of that country in pakistan. and america is considered the main cause of the ongoing crimes in the occupied territories.

of the taliban took some of those refugees have been in pakistan for decades, and for many, pakistan is the only home they've ever had. >> on the side of a dusty road in quetta, northwestern pakistan is a truck piled high with the belongings of an afghan family, the matriarch slowly climbs up a rickety ladder, the trepidation, perhaps a sign of a life that awaits across the border. last month, the pakistan government announced it would expel what it calls, quote, illegal afghan refugees, giving up to 1.7 million people just 29 days to leave vololuntarily before being tracked down, detained, and d forcibly remove that warning set off chaotic scenes on the first of november , the ofofficial d deadline fof mass deporortations of those without documentation. lori is backed up as far as eyes can see, a human procession of anxiety, helplessness, and desperation. play i'm 22 years old, i was born in quetta. my father lived here for 40 yeyears, this isis the only y h know, the e police harasses, threaten us with jail, what is the point, it is better we leave with o our honor intact >>> accor

israeli products is reshaping the business landscape in pakistan. in response to the wide spread calls for boycot, companies affiliated with the us and israel are compelled to make swift strategic adjustments to align with the evolving consumer sentiments a correspondent nasa casmi brings us more on the issue from the capital islamabad. the ongoing boy campaign against pro israeli products has set in motion, transformative period for western businesses in pakistan. faced with a resounding call for boycot, pro us and pro israeli companies find themselves compelled to make strategic adjustments. in response, these outlets have slashed their product prices by up to 50%, a desperate mayor to bring customers back to their shops. however, the people of pakistan remain steadfast in their commitment to up. hold the bycoat as a demonstration of solidarity with the oppressed communities in gaza. boycot karna chahiye, i am fully behind the boycot against pro-us and pro israeli companies. it's heartbreaking to witness the ongoing war crimes in gaza. in its time

and plenty who, you know, their grandparents moved to pakistan. of afghanistan and northern pakistan, you know, you have the same ethnic groups are live across the border, live across the border from each other, so they really consider it to be the same region even though there is a border between them. there are about 1.7 million undocumented afghans in pakistan out of a total of, i think myjust over 3 million. it is important to say that i've been here at the border talking to case officers from ngos who work with the and organisation and they told me that this morning, they interviewed 60 afghans who had valid pakistani residency documents but they were nonetheless arrested and expelled. and they said, yesterday, they also interviewed afghans who had unhcr asylum papers which means that they were eligible to apply for asylum abroad. so pakistan was a halfway point. they were applying for asylum in western countries. but, nonetheless, they were arrested before that process could be completed, and expelled back to afghanistan. i completed, and ex

and ceremonies that reaffirm pakistan's solidarity with the palestinian people. marking the international day of palestine in pakistan serves as a platform for reinforcing enduring unity between the two nations. it symbolizes a shared commitment to common values such as justice, peace. and realization of the rights of the people of palestine. press tv, islamabad. palestinians in the spena refugee camp in damascus countryside held a rally in solidarity with palestinians in gaza and the west bank. the event was called up by the islamic jihad movement and the popular front for the liberation of palestine. we say to design occupation. that it will never approde the palestinians from their roots, land and identity, and that the blood of the marters is what shapes the geographical borders. it is an indescribable feeling as i stand here today, because i'm a marters mother, we take pride in our marters everywhere, and we pray to god to have mercy upon them all. palestinians affirm that they are accustomed sacrifices and that martur them is the only path to freedom and li

just recently, the pakistan government announced the repatriation would not include people in pakistan awaiting the sib process to be finalized. we don't know if that is firm. it could change. it also doesn't really address the other issue and again i apologize that we haven't looked at the program. we haven't been tasked to do it. it's going to take years for those people in pakistan to hear a yay or nay to come into the united states or another country. so it causes concern. we are concerned about what pakistan is doing. >> i have other questions i will submit in writing. >> we appreciate you being here. the vicious attack in august of 21 killed 13 americans and the others made reference to that. back in april during your testimony to the house oversight committee you mentioned that the state department and usaid to provide information makes it impossible to say where the united states provided taxpayer dollars to the taliban or the afghan terror group. so here's my question. have you received any updated ue based on what you've said so far, have you received any update on this from

many of those refugees has been in pakistan for decades. and for some, pakistan is the only home they have ever known. and a car and reports. >> reporter: on the side of a dusty road in northwestern pakistan, is a truck piled high with the belongings of an afghan family. the matriarch slowly climbs up a rickety ladder. the trepidation, perhaps a sign of the life that awaits across the border. last month, the pakistan government announced it would expel what it calls, quote, illegal afghan refugees, giving up to 1.7 million people just 29 days to leave vololuntarily before being tracked down, detained, and forcrcibly remove that warning set off chaotic scenes on the first of november. . the officialal deadline fofor t mass depeportations ofof those without documentation. lori is backed up as far as the eye could see. a human procession of anxiety, helplessness, and desperation. >> i am 22 years old, i was born in qatatar, my fatather liveved for 40 yeaears, ththis i is tht home i know. the police harasses, threaten us with jail, what is the

center for the language and culture of pakistan at minsk university and the development of women's hockeybelarus. we'll be back at the studio in a few minutes. this is the events program for belarus 24 and we continue. surgeons from the republican scientific and practical center cardiology performed a unique operation. we will find out more details from our columnist svetlana chernova. this is an open repair of a thoracic aortic aneurysm. the patient learned about the diagnosis by chance after a ct scan of the lungs. the aneurysm was asymptomatic and could have cost the woman her life. the operation lasted about nine hours - this is highly technical difficulty level. moreover, surgical intervention was performed for the first time with such a severity of diagnosis. the postoperative period was uneventful, the patient is now undergoing rehabilitation. a fairly extensive area was prosthetized from brachiocephalic ones. trunk to the diaphragmatic part of the aorta, so this double approach was used, and two teams of vascular surgery and cardiac surgery performed this at the same time, and whe

the educational center for the language and culture of pakistan began work on the basis of moscow state university of medicine. the program events in the studio olga onishchenko is on air. hello. new promising areas of cooperation were discussed during the visit of the delegation of the stavropol territory to belarus. we will find out the details from our columnist oles vysotskaya. the region borders the krasnodar territory, and this black earth region has several natural zones on one territory. therefore, agriculture is the first in their economy. and belarusians have something to offer from those. to the latest technologies in breeding work, thus, mtz prepared a presentation of a new tractor model for orchards and vineyards, for which stavropol is famous. in general, the entire line of belarusian equipment will now be presented in the belarusian multi-brand service center. this will allow farmers and utility workers in the region to become better acquainted with the range of products of belarusian manufacturers, purchase the machines they are interested in without intermediaries, and

what impact might pakistan's plan to forcibly remove-- what might be the impact of pakistan forcibly removing afghan refugees. >> if it includes people who worked with the u.s. government or assisted the prior government in doing work, it puts all of those individuals in peril. just recently the pakistan government announced that their repatriation of afghans would not include people in pakistan awaiting the siv or the p-1 p-2 process to be finalized. the problem is, we don't know if that's firm. it could change. the whims of the pakistan government. it also doesn't really address the other issue, and again, i apologize that we haven't looked at the program. we haven't been tasked to do it, that it's going to take years for those people in pakistan to ever hear a yay or nay to those people coming to the united states or another country. it causes concern. i think you're concerned about it and we are, too, about what pakistan is doing. >> thank you very much. i have other questions, i'll submit it in writing and i'll yield back. thank you, mr. chairman. >> the gentleman yields. mr. ba

how do they assess the consequences in pakistan?the most optimistic. pakistanis perceive what is happening as a betrayal and come to the realization that... the west, led by the united states, openly supports israel and silently watches as palestinian civilians, including women, are killed every day. as if the west doesn't count for people outside their range. the sympathy of the world, especially its muslim part, the sympathy of the people is on the side of the palestinian people, although not all governments take a tough anti-israeli position. one of the most notable statements by the israeli side was the proposal to use nuclear weapons against palestine. subsequently, israel denied everything, but a new impetus for discussions about nuclear capabilities from the desire to discuss the israeli nuclear program at the mogate site, whether this could contribute rethinking the role of nuclear weapons in the world. israel is a member of igatha, but it has not signed the nuclear non-proliferation treaty. in this sense, magath can only pa

pakistan's southern city of karache also witnessed huge rally on wednesday bringing together people from diverse backgrounds in support of palestinians. similar pro-palestine demonstrations were also held in lebanon's capital beirout and the brazilian capital brazilia. senior representatives of hamas are in south africa ahead of an international conference in solidarity with palestine. they say global activism has played a major role in decimating the israeli narrative. hasan syria reports from cape town. just as the palestinian people on october the 7th made the world to pay attention to their flight, the global civil society is playing major role in realizing justice for palestine. a senior hammas delegation visiting south africa has stress that people's sincere voices and actions are making considerable changes in that regard. one of the key changes noted by hammas is how the narrative about palestine has changed this time. as part of the visit by the senior hammas representatives, they will meet with civil organizations, activists as well as officials here. while the south african pa

the center for the language of culture of pakistan began work at moscow state university. the events program is on air. in studio olga onishchenko. hello. new promising directions. cooperation were discussed during the visit of the delegation of the stavropol territory to belarus; we will learn the details from our observer olesya vysotskaya. the region borders the krasnodar territory, and this black earth region has several natural zones on one territory, so agriculture is the first in their economy. and belarusians have a lot to offer, from technology to the latest technologies in breeding work. so mtz prepared a presentation of a new tractor model for orchards and vineyards, for which it is famous stavropol region. in general, the entire line of belarusian equipment is now available. will be presented at the belarusian multi-brand service center. this will allow farmers and utility workers in the region to become better acquainted with the range of products of belarusian manufacturers, purchase the machines they are interested in without intermediaries, and receive prof

we have a 204-kilometer sea border with pakistan. we need to expand these coordinations on a wider scale, and from time to time, these meetings are held in iran and in pakistan. alhamdulillah, since these meetings were held, film coordination has increased greatly in my opinion, the safety of the sea has increased, alhamdulillah. the activities of the young farmers club reached 11 provinces and more than 580 villages. kandor village in razavi khorasan province is one of these villages, which with the help of its youth, grape production has increased by 70%. farmers' income and property we also made friends. with the efforts of mr. hassan gholami. and his friends, the village of karim abad, rosh khar, khorasan, razavi, which has been empty for several years, is getting a new life . reza mohammad janani has brought surplus water transmission line more than 1500 km away from the days of shaheek in ordville province , he has brought what he learned in the university with him to the agricultural lands and with his activities, the income o

there were moments of crisis between india and pakistan, there were several border clashes, but it didd war. india has long argued that in our case there will be no need for nuclear deterrence because the possibility and situation of conventional war always exists. in order not to lead to nuclear escalation, however, during the 2001 crisis, both sides mobilized all available resources, india realized that it was not able to control the escalation, and the threat of nuclear use would always exist, after which the so -called the cold start doctrine, which also turned out to be inappropriate, now adheres to such... surgical strikes. in fact , small-scale operations are meant: 20-30 people cross the border from india and attack pakistani border posts and populated areas, or several aircraft enter pakistani airspace and then turn back. and this is certainly due to the presence of impressive nuclear potential on both sides. in the short to medium term, is it possible for an idea to emerge? about a new, more inclusive deterrence regime for all nuclear countries; the cold war, as we know, pitt

in pakistan yesterday, lorries laden with life and lives queue.board this truck from punjab. 20, he says, were born in pakistan. translation: i am | very angry and upset. i initially came here when the russian war started. i used to work in a brick kiln as a labourer. there are fewerjob opportunities in afghanistan. abdullah pulls out a bag of his entire family's id cards. these are recognised as official documents. the government is telling us to just leave, and they raided my house, arresting my sons. his family watched the road amongst the firewood and furniture. "we didn't do anything wrong," abdullah�*s wife tells me. "we're poor, we don't have anything." right away, the family is packed out their entire lives. you can see beds, cooling, machine, stove, firewood — everything they have. and that one of the ladies here said that she hasn't been in afghanistan for over 20 years and they don't know what the life there is going to look like for them. while some afghans have been here for decades, others arrived since 2021, fleeing the taliban gove

during the first 25 years after independence, india and pakistan were at war several times. of work on the creation of nuclear weapons in relations between india and pakistan there were moments of crisis, there were several border clashes, but it did not reach a full-fledged war. india has long argued that in our case there will be no need for nuclear deterrence, because the possibility always exists, the situation will remain sufficiently controlled so as not to lead to nuclear escalation, however , during the 2001 crisis, all available resources were mobilized on both sides, india realized that she was unable to control the escalation, and the threat of nuclear use would always exist, after that in india the so-called cold start doctrine became popular for a short time, which is also... small-scale operations, 20-30 people cross the border from india and attack pakistani border posts and settlements, or several aircraft enter pakistani airspace and then turn back, and this is certainly due to the presence of impressive nuclear potential on both sides. in the short to mediu

pakistan cantered to their target with 105 balls to spare. zaman both smashed quick half centuries. pakistan keep their hopes of reaching the semi—finals alive, with matches against new zealand and england remaining. to the nba, and former mvp — most valuable player — james harden is reportedly on the move, after a long—running dispute with the philpadelphia 76ers. they're expected to send the 34—year—old to the la clippers, alongside two other players, for a package of four players and multiple future first—round picks. while harden�*s spell with the 76ers was turbulent, team mate tyrese maxey says he would miss his presence in philadelpia. i texted him. i told him i love him. told him i appreciate him. because, you know, one thing that he really installed in me is confidence. and i've always been a confident person, but he made me be even more confident than i already was. and i was appreciative for that. and he took me under his wing, taught me a lot of things as far asjust being a professional in the league and how things go. so i appreci

i brought you an example with pakistan . we have a 90-kilometer trade border with pakistan. the prediction of the majlesi claim is that we can have 6 bazaars there. currently, 3 of them are working, so there should be more. now, president c's trip to kurdistan province showed that the government is paying attention to the livelihood of the border dwellers with these reopenings, which of course we need to talk more about the details. let's see the next picture together , we will understand a little more why we are talking about this. we are talking about border markets why is the livelihood of the border people important? this statistic is our unemployment rate. i got it from the statistics center just today. in the summer of 1402, the average of the whole country was 7 and 9, but what is the situation in our border provinces, for example here in sistan and baluchistan, if you look at the summer of 1402, it is 12%. i told you about the unemployment rate. the unemployment rate for the whole country is 79 percent, or for kurdistan province it was 8 and 8. of course, the situati

pakistan army, adnan's film, is based on a true story about the first female general in the pakistanhat after watching this film, belarusians will be interested in the culture of pakistan and will have some idea about pakistan, because asia is pakistan, a country that is far from i am not familiar with belarus and pakistani culture. at the opening of the pakistani cinema days, the organizers especially emphasized that not all of the announced films were included in the festival program, so perhaps the residents of minsk are waiting for an expanded program of screenings. stanislav anisimov, maria andreeva, aleksandrev, viktor kalistratov. culture news, minsk, republic of belarus. november 25 in the philharmonic hall. alexander knyazev. the people's artist of russia will tell about the works that will be performed at the concert and other participants in the evening in the program, the main role, watch at 19:45. and our issue is now complete, all the best, see you soon. in for the seventh here there for the seventh sekh. drive by, wait, sit down, why, show me where to go, it’s right th

can you tell us chamomile why pakistan has issued this expulsion order and why now? well, the main issue is what this lot of boxes is related to the bank. it's all about the box, the box on color, on all the to be uh, they have loans for ducks on bucks on the troops and bucks on the facilities. and it's, there is an ongoing operation, the military operation against the detroit. so the box on new offices say that there are a guns and wanted and of cause, i'm responsible, it's kind of just do a bracket, one of guns like into this category of data. but right now what these things happen, it is not about the results due to this kind of tactics, but yeah, it's a demonstration. and at the same time, i think bucks on it towards also want to begin to nicely focus on the refugee crisis. boxed on and maybe want to get some fos, which of the country needs because the concrete is either very difficult. they can amik situation boxed off. i'm talking about g mail. thank you very much for your insights. that was, that was the w h editor showing you shelves. pleasure. thank you. lef

in pakistan, the international day of solidarity with palestinian people is marked by various events and ceremonies that reaffirm pakistan's solidarity with the palestinian people. marking the international day of palestine in pakistan serves as a platform for reinforcing enduring unity between the two nations. it symbolizes a shared commitment to common values such as justice, peace and realization of the rights of the people of palestine. press tv, islamabad. palestinians in the spina refugee camp in damas countryside held a rally in solidarity with palestinians in gaza and the west bank. the event was called up by the islamic jihad movement and the popular front for the liberation of palestine. we say to designist occupation that it will never approve the palestinians from their roots, land and identity and that the blood of the marters is what shapes the geographical borders. it is an indescribable feeling as i stand here today because i'm a marters mother, we take pride in our marters everywhere, and we pray to god to have mercy upon them all. palestinians affirmed that they are