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pakistan's supreme court orders the release of former prime ukraine does not president zelenskyy givesuntry was war with russia. pakistan's supreme court orders the release of former prime minister imran khan, saying his arrest was illegal. hello. thanks forjoining us. it's nowjust hours before a controversial immigration policy in the us is due to expire, and officials have been warning about a potential surge in migrants at the us—mexico border. officials have said that when title 42 is no longer

pakistan's supreme court orders the release of former prime minister, imran khan saying his arrest on tuesday was illegal. the bank of england follows the federal reserve and hikes interest rates — they're at their highest in nearly 15 years. after months of cancelled trains and accusations of chaos one of the biggest train operators in the uk is stripped of its contract. and eurovision fever heats up. 16 countries take to the stage in liverpool later for the second semi final. welcome to bbc news and we start with the war in ukraine and a significant development with confirmation from the british defence secretary that cruise missiles are being sent to ukraine. the missiles have a long—range capability and are typically launched from the air. the move prompted an instant response from the kremlin saying the decision required an adequate response from our military. he has ben morris with the announcement in the house of commons. ican i can confirm that the uk is donating storm shadow missiles to ukraine, a conventional precision strike give ability complementing the long—range system

pakistan's supreme court has ordered the release of the former prime minister imran khan, saying his y was illegal. these are pictures filmed by a bbc team at the court in islamabad as mr khan arrived at the supreme court earlier. there was tight security in islamabad, but no repeat of the violent clashes between the security forces and mr khan's supporters, which has left at least ten people dead. in court, mr khan alleged that he had been beaten when he was taken away by paramilitary troops. there's been no immediate response from the security forces to his claim. our correspondent caroline davies was in court, and has the latest from islamabad. it's been a pretty spectacular day just at the point when we heard imran khan is looking likely to be in police custody for a further week, we knew many members, senior leaders of his party, the pti party, were also being arrested. we had seen in two days of unrest across the country but the big questions were, what's going happen next? of course this intervention by the supreme court who called imran khan to appear in front of them with abo

expected such a reaction among the people , or do you think that the new verdict of the supreme court of pakistan regarding my temporary arrest is due to the reaction of pak fans, imran khan's fans, who has a special law, god rehman rahim in relationship according to the verdict of the supreme court of pakistan, that mr. rouhani was arrested illegally by the inspection organization in the court, so it is important to release him and whether this official has a record . pakistan has been popular and leading among the people and youth of pakistan for many years. the pakistani officials expected such a reaction that the pakistani army declared roshenna may as a black day due to the volume and scope of the attacks that the people and supporters of imran khan had expected from the people to see it, it was unbelievable that i hit this mr. imams before it had announced that these issues are the result of us interference . in your opinion, the accusations that are now directed at this house are somewhat of a hadith of russia to take out the elections that pakistan is leading. it seems that the cases that

the supreme court in pakistan has ordered the release of imran khan, the former prime minister. uesday as illegal. there was tight security around the supreme court in islamabad but there was no repeat of the fighting between imran khan and's supporters and the police which happened after he was arrested. we can now get the latest from lahore. our correspondent is following this story and it has been a dramatic intervention by the supreme court?— a dramatic intervention by the supreme court? a dramatic intervention by the sureme court? , , supreme court? yes, definitely. on tuesday when _ supreme court? yes, definitely. on tuesday when he _ supreme court? yes, definitely. on tuesday when he was _ supreme court? yes, definitely. on tuesday when he was arrested, - supreme court? yes, definitely. on tuesday when he was arrested, last night his legal team filed an application to the supreme court. saying that his arrest was illegal. and we have seen in the remarks today from the supreme court during the hearing, they said that from the premises of the supreme court you cannot arrest

arrest on corruption charges had triggered deadly classes before being declared illegal by pakistan. supreme court con left the islam about court as courted by security. the ruling also granted con 2 weeks of protection from re a rest. in the craft case, the court later ordered authorities not to arrest con, on other charges until at least wednesday cons party leaders say they will call for further protests if he is arrested again. a journalist machine, a boss is in is lemma. but she told me about the reaction to iran con, being granted. bill well, i mean, it is positive from his party members. he's back on the chessboard so to speak, and it's his moods. it seems like the opposition is written service um, but i believe that the most updated information is that he's been growing to bill in all cases funding in this number of high court. but it's is, it is not the case. then you know about cons, coalition and i'm not time coordination is using the legal system against him by coming up with new cases and different jurisdictions almost on a daily basis. which obviously means that he could get arrested

pakistan's supreme court orders the release of former prime ukraine does not president zelenskyy givesore details about the expected counter offensive in the country was war with russia. pakistan's supreme court orders the release of former prime minister imran khan, saying his arrest was illegal. hello. thanks forjoining us. it's nowjust hours before a controversial immigration policy in the us is due to expire, and officials have been warning about a potential surge in migrants at the us—mexico border. officials have said that when title 42 is no longer in effect, tens of thousands of people could try to cross over. let's remind ourselves what the policy is, and how it might affect us immigration policy. the temporary law, introduced by donald trump, known as title 42, meant illegal migrants could be removed quickly, and it expires overnight tonight. the policy made it easier for the us to send people back to mexico, using the coronavirus pandemic as justification. the winding down of covid measures means the policy no longer has any public health justification, prompting officials t

we are also watching the scene in pakistan at the supreme court.xt little while and we will be listening out for comments after the supreme court ordered his release, described his arrest on tuesday as a legal. joy from his supporters after that ruling, so we will get the latest on that major story there in pakistan here in the next hour. you're watching bbc news. don't go away. hello again. lots of slow moving thundery showers today bringing a risk of some flooding this afternoon. the early morning cloud in manchester was spun around by these wake vortices coming off this landing a380 plane. beautiful picture, but enough of the plane spotting and on to the cloud spotting. well, there's plenty of that. and many of these clouds are turning into thunderclouds, cumulonimbus clouds. the big problem today is the storms are going to be slow moving because there's not much wind to move them along. and so there's a threat of seeing some localised flash flooding. you're highly likely to see showers across the pennines, north west england, the midlands and w

as you mentioned, it was nationalized in the supreme court of pakistan. as brought up in the supreme court . it was illegal. according to the media and government officials, 50 billion russian dollars were used for the channel. for a few days, mr. supporters of ibrahim khan had protests. there were several clashes. a person has been killed, injured and arrested. now with this cancellation of the arrest warrant, the situation has subsided. yes, with the arrest of the banker, yesterday in various cities of pakistan and street clashes. it is not yesterday after the announcement of the prime minister of pakistan that the accounts court of pakistan islam. abad, other people, thank you very much, rahmani, thank you very much , our time is short. it is considered to be paid acting minister of agricultural jihad, agricultural jihad announced on the first page of the program that they apologized to the farmer and said that more than one million tons of wheat has been purchased from farmers so far, which has increased by 48% compared to the same period last year. it

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in pakistan, former prime minister imran khan has been released on bail after pakistan supreme court thursday ruled his arrest was invalid and unlawful. he is accused of multiple corruption charges and his arrest has sparked widespread protests. at least eight people have been killed and some 2000 arrested in the ensuing violence. as khan's supporters prepared to march on the capital, police issued an emergency order banning gatherings by more than four people. in guinea, protests against the military government resumed thursday, one day after activists said at least seven people were killed and dozens injured in demonstrations across the country. the military took control over the west african nation after a 2021 coup and have been slow to transition leadership back to a democratically elected government. this is a resident of the capital conakry. >> if he continues like this, it won't be good. i don't like demonstrations. these protests are really tiring and we are exhausted. amy: international travelers arriving in the united states will no longer have to show proof of vaccination

supreme court ruling now? caroline: when he appeared in court he was defiant about how he had been treated and he and his supporters feel validated by the decision in pakistanave set all along they feel the case was illegal and the arrest was illegal and now they feel this is the right decision. this is not something the government may feel the army and intelligence services, that they feel this was the right decision or not, in fact we already heard from the government here that the police were in fact ready to arrest him on different charges but the supreme court said he is under their protection so they did not do that in this case. this is not of course the end of the argument. he currently does not have the arrest charges against him but has to appear in court again. what happened in the supreme court today is they said because he had been arrested while inside the court complex where he was appearing on corruption charges, that the entire thing was invalidated and therefore illegal and instead they have to go back to the beginning and redo the charges so he will appear in the same court, the one he was arrested in, tomorrow. we have also heard from hi

pakistan supreme court ruled his arrest was illegal. his detention sparked violent protests across the country. we spoke to imran khan and asked him why he believes he is being targeted. >> what is happening now is clearly neither the military establishment, which is one man, or these other parties, they are too scared for elections because they are scared i would win. i have had two assassination attempts by me. one was where i was hit. one, i was lucky to be alive. this is the issue. 150 cases. somebody will have a criminal case. 150 cases including 15 criminal cases in a day, 40 terrorist cases. what democracy does not allow people to protest peacefully when they believe they have been wronged? name a democracy! . they grabbed me, not just grabbed to, but they beat up people. they treated me like a terrorist. would there not be peaceful protests on that? what i am saying is that the arson was not us. it will be proved it was not us. >> earlier, we spoke with pakistan's minister for alleviation and social safety, and i asked him if th

pakistan's supreme court has ordered the release of the former prime minister imran khan, saying histeam at the court in islamabad as mr khan arrived at the supreme court earlier today. there was tight security in islamabad, but no repeat of the violent clashes between the security forces and mr khan's supporters, which has left at least ten people dead. in court, mr khan alleged that he had been beaten when he was taken away by paramilitary troops. there's been no immediate response from the security forces to his claim. 0ur pakistan correspondent, caroline davies, has sent us this update from islamabad. there's been a pretty spectacular dayjust there's been a pretty spectacular day just at the point when we heard imran khan is looking likely to be in police custody for a further week, we knew many members, senior leaders of his party were also being arrested. we had seen in two days of unrest across the country but the big questions were, what can happen next. of course this intervention by the supreme court who called imran khan to appear in front of about an hour notice took a fe

he and his supporters really feel validated by this decision by the supreme court in pakistan.s illegal, that the arrest was illegal. they now feel this is the right decision. of course, this is not something the government... many feel the establishment, the short byword for the army and the intelligence services in pakistan, that they feel this was the right decision or not. in fact, we've already heard again from the minister of the interior, from the government, that the police were in fact ready to arrest imran khan on different charges altogether, but the supreme court had said he was now under their protection. so they didn't do that in this particular case. this is not, of course, the end of this argument. imran khan currently doesn't have those arrest charges against him but he is due to appear in court again. ultimately what happened in the supreme court today, they said, because he had been arrested while inside the court complex where he had been appearing on these corruption charges, that meant the entire thing had been invalidated and was therefore illegal. instea

here expect such a reaction among the people , and do you think that the new ruling of the supreme court of pakistan regarding the ban his temporary arrest is due to the reaction of pak supporters of iranian fans who have a special legal stance against god rahman rahim in connection with the verdict of the supreme court of pakistan and that mr. omar insan was illegally arrested by the inspection organization in the court. and how many pakistan? it has been a year that he is popular and leading among the people and youth of pakistan, and the pakistani authorities are expecting such a reaction that the pakistani army announced an important day as a black day due to the volume and extent of attacks by the people and supporters of imran khan on military centers. this was unbelievable for him to expect from the people. this same mr. imamha had announced before that these issues are the result of american interference . in your opinion, the accusations that are directed at this house are to some extent political in order to withdraw the elections that the progress of pakistan . it seems that it has been a

on corruption. charges has triggered the deadly clashes before being declared illegal by pakistan. supreme court. com left the as long as the court is quoted by security, the routing also granted con, 2 weeks of protection from re a rest and the corruption case, the gold later ordered the authorities also not to arrest con on other charges until at least wednesday. cons possibly this say they will call for further protests if he is arrested again and i asked the gentlest and machine a boss and his mom about to walk us through the reaction from him run con and his support a sofa. uh well at the moment a man hon. supporters are cautiously optimistic. um, supporters don't feel like around honda is completely out of the woods just yet because their developments occurring minute by minute including that which we see in front of us and most likely main discussions behind the scenes which we are not privy to. um, so at the moment i would just say cautiously optimistic. now, what about the reaction from the authorities? they have the military well, the reaction from the government is being widely viewed

pakistan's supreme court sentenced ninth prime minister zulfir ali phukta to death on trumped-up aprilth political assassination charges, despite the euro leader's personal pleas. the arab countries of the un general secretary of the first persons of the usa and the ussr and even the pope of rome, he was secretly executed at the end of the eighties in pakistan, for the first time in a decade, free parliamentary elections were held. the victory was won by the party led by her daughter, zulfiqar bedazir, phutta, she was the first female prime minister in the history of an islamic country. before that being an active supporter of her father led several years in prison in 93 benzir. phutta again became prime minister. until they came to power, the military sentenced her to five years in prison and deprived her of the right to hold public office. the black rose of pakistan, as the media called her, left the country, but continued the struggle for power in the fall of 2007. after eight years of exile. she returned to her homeland, but did not live to see the elections . in december, a suicid

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in the pro government protest as of the amount of the resignation of the chief justice of pakistan. supreme court as anger within the government coalition of the court order to release for private as to in wrong. com last week. they say that congress treated lidiam please, by the course, was all have been job aid reports from his mom about the thousands of people have been gathering, advertise, fusion avenue air in the freddie job, which doesn't protest against what they called bias and favoritism. shown 5. this would be for the plugin. iran, con, people have been coming from all parts of budget on, on the call of this building alliance, which forms the government. they say they're going to stay here and they need is one of them and they're needed. every now seems to be board and judges to review the content and how they have been handling cases against amazon pond. there is a section of the supreme court that's favoring this, the wrong hon. full may be 1st. the reason is all for professional reasons. a workers are, you know, disgruntled, the angry with george r a protest and we will not set the

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pakistan's supreme court ruled illegal the arrest of the former premier and leader of the oppositionent party, so early. khan's decision was made after 2 days of violent riots that swept the entire country. this morning on the streets of the capital islamabad, thundered, street fighting, protesters stormed police stations and set fire to the residences of government officials , in response, army units were brought into the cities , at least ten people were killed, more than 1,700 were injured, almost 2,000, protesters were detained according to pakistani media imran khan. by court order, he should be released immediately. according to the politician himself , the accusations of corruption were fabricated. against him the cia since during his reign. he pursued an anti-western policy advocated a rapprochement between pakistan and russia and china when a truck exploded in the center of milan, one person was injured, this is the driver of the van, who tried to put out the fire on his own, the car was transporting oxygen cylinders for a medical facility for an unspecified reason. the truc

to detain him again. khan was arrested last week in connection with the corruption case. pakistan's supreme court had ruled that his arrest was illegal and he was then freed his detention and sparks violent protests across the country with many venting their anger against the countries powerful military. a solid binge of aid reports from outside emerald cons residents where security is tied to prevent his supporters from gathering to the hard residence of former prime minister. non hon. dozens of people have been gathering despite a large police contingent on the outskirts blocking all major roads for public. only media is being allowed inside the house. there are a number of lawyers who represent the bikes on data, getting stuff in various courts, as well as social media. active syndrome con has been saying that after the deadline passed, that was set by the punjab government to hand over. what did calls terrace being hobbled by inbound fun? people it says are wanted in the vitamins which was perpetrated on may. the 9th, when non con was interested previously a iran funds, and it seems that he's

it and pakistan's supreme court has ondened— pakistan's supreme court has ondened ion— pakistan's supremets in our railway system in the 1990s and we brought that back into public ownership. we brought it back into public ownership and since then we've not seen those accidents happen . let us bring our trains into pubuc . let us bring our trains into public ownership. the companies that run them are doing such a horrible job. the, the, the this conservative government that we know does not like to take services into public ownership, has taken services into public ownership because the private. let me put that let me put that to you which is that the service thatis to you which is that the service that is currently being offered right across the country from train companies is not good enough for passengers. and therefore , it is it can- g " g and therefore , it is it can only get therefore, it is it can only get nennen— therefore, it is it can only get ieiien ii— therefore, it is it can only get ieiien ii we— therefore, it is it can only get better if we nationalise it. i ii-n— better if

. thousands of pro government protested amounting the resignation of the chief justice of pakistan supreme court. this anger within the governing coalition, the quotes order to release the former prime minister in raleigh. com last week. they say he was treated lenient by the coach, a hospital and they asked who don's capital is coming up to 51 months into the conflict between the army and the power military record support forces. hundreds of people have been killed. thousands injured fighting continues despite representatives from the warring factions holding a new round of talks and saudi arabia about a 65 to 8 deliveries. phase casino is the regional spokes person for the you and refugee agency. she's appealing to the international community to help fund humanitarian assets. we're now seeing over 218000 people of mentors to cross from so done into neighboring countries, mainly chad sold so done in egypt. and again, these countries themselves that have existing large populations of refugees and internally displaced people i bid on top of that is the fact that these are countries where you and

back pakistan supreme court has ruled the arrest. so former prime minister a non con, illegal, and ordered his release security was tied to the head of his appearance after 2 days of mass protests, many of which turned violent iran con, faces multiple charges including corruption, which he maintains politically motivated to cuz presidential election candidate him heart, i mean she has withdrawn from the race, giving a potential both to the main level of presenter, shep typo on opinion. post address such sundays elections could be among the most contested into keys modern history. and the united nations human rights council has been holding a special session on the conflict in. so don, fighting is now in his 4th week. residents in costume, have reported street battles between power, military fighters and the army. and those are the headlines on algae 0 as always one, using our website at all. and is there a dot com coming up next year? it's the stream to stay with this sort of case holding presidential and general elections in the aft

pakistan's supreme court has ruled the arrest of the former prime minister was a legal and has orderedngoing political saga comes after he was arrested in an investigation, sparking violent protests. the court ordered he stay at a secure location before he appears at the islamabad high court for another case. turkey's main opposition alliances accusing russians of meddling in the upcoming presidential election. presidential candidates sent a tweet that russians were behind what he called conspiracies and deepfake content. another opposition counted it has withdrawn from the race after -- after the office into the of a sex tape. there's been no real progress made on aussie on's plan. speaking at the summit in indonesia, he urge the regional block to unite to resolve the crisis. myanmar has lingering problems as violence continues in the country. the block has a policy of noninterference in its members affairs and remains divided on the issue. global news, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in 120 countries. this is bloomberg. i'm vonnie quinn. shery: abu dhabi-based ihc says it do

now to news that the pakistan supreme court said the arrest of the former prime minister imran khan ise held on remand for eight days and the government have now called in the army to restore order after protests by imran khan's supporters. they have been trying to limit the spread of unrest but it has led to the arrest of nearly 2000 people and the deaths of five. that is after supporters of imran khan clashed with police. we will bring you further details from there and speak to our correspondent in islamabad in the next half an hour. more exchanges of gunfire between israel and palestine in gaza. missiles appear to be drawn strong gaza. many of the missiles were shot down by the israel defence system. some of the israel defence system. some of the projectiles made it through. as you can see from those pictures and they show the damage caused by what israel claims was a palestinian missile. this damaged building was hit by a strike before dawn and it is said to be the home of a commander of the islamicjihad commander of the islamic jihad militant commander of the islamicjihad militan

pakistan supreme court has ruled that the arrest of the former prime minister was illegal, and orderedrelease from custody, the dramatic turn in the political saga comes after he was arrested in the investigations barking violent progress right across -- protests right across the country. they ordered him to stay in a secure location before he appeared at the high court on friday for another case. that's your first word headlines. ivanka: security shares their outlook on tight stocks as traders keep an eye out on the upcoming election this weekend. this is bloomberg. ♪ guests check in, then check out their phones - for financial insights from merrill. this gentleman? he's learning how carbon-neutral investments could energize his portfolio. and with advice from their merrill advisor, they've decided that the future is women-led startups. she's got a million followers, but she's following trends in next-gen tech. personalized advice so impressive, your money never stops working for you, with merrill. a bank of america company. sales tax automatically. avalarahhhhhh what if tax rates cha

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pakistan supreme court ruled the arrest of the former prime minister was illegal and ordered his releasestody. the dramatic turn in the political saga comes after khan was arrested in an investigation sparking protests across the country. the court ordered that he stay in a secure location before he appears on the high court -- in the high court on friday. the president admits there has been no real project -- progress on asean's plan. myanmar is a lingering problem, as violence continues in that country. the block has a policy of noninterference in its members affairs and remains defiant -- divided on the issue. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries around the world. i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. haidi: indian conglomerate adani may sell new stock after four months after allegations of fraud. annabelle joins us with details on what would be a major test of investor confidence. we're looking to these board meetings for adani units. anabelle: we've got adani enterprises which is th

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on thursday, pakistan supreme court ruled con's arrest unlawful.turned to his residents. on saturday, he sat down for this interview with sky news. >> they are petrified of elections. the gap between us and all the other parties are so huge now that they are petrified that they will be wiped out. they have decided that the only way they will allow elections is if i'm inside jail or killed, two attempts on me. and most of my senior leadership should be jailed as well. this is what they have done. they have used this to put the entire leadership in jail. >> so, what does the future hold for imran khan, for his party, and for pakistan. joining me now is a former minister from imran khan's cabinet and a former leader of his party, the pti. thank you for joining me on the show tonight. what is the situation in pakistan tonight? in recent days we have seen a great deal of demonstrations, we've seen violence, human rights watch has said the pakistani government has used excessive force against protesters but they have also said that some forced protesters

in pakistan, the supreme court on the eve declared the arrest illegal, the current prime minister shihbas sharis called this a manifestation of double standards and announced the death of justice in pakistan. end of quote. palestinian militants today fired dozens of rockets into israel, most of them intercepted by the iron dome and david's sling air defense systems - this is a new system. uh, one rocket, as you know, still hit a residential house in southern israel in the building at that time no one was injured no one, tel aviv said, while the radical islamic jihad group is shelling no truce negotiations there will be no army. israel launched a series of airstrikes hit missile launchers, supply depots. let me remind you that since may 9, the israelis have been carrying out operation shield and arrow against palestinian militants, according to the palestinian ministry of health , more than 30 people died as a result of the bombing, about a hundred were injured. in brussels resumed work on a new package sanctions against russia at the same time, the western press has already published a pu

courts of pakistan came into operation. habeas corpus prevailed. mr khan was produced in court 48 hours later and he was granted bail. so the courts of pakistan are functioning. did supremert of pakistan say that the way in which he was arrested was lawful? the high court said it was lawful. the supreme court disagreed, but that's how the courts operate. the important part is that we have created no new laws to prosecute the criminals of may ninth. we have created no new courts to all the relevant and extant laws of pakistan. the relevant and extant courts of pakistan are in operation and they are being used to prosecute the criminals of may nine. but there's essentially, minister, something essentially wrong here, because every time someone goes into opposition in pakistan, they're either arrested or driven out of the country or accused of corruption. this is a vicious cycle that, frankly, if you're government is an opposition could also face. well, we did face i mean, dozens of our senior most members were put injail by mr khan's government for merely years on end. and in the end, all the cases that mr han's government built against them were found to be without any fo

pakistan's supreme court has ordered the former prime minister imran khan to be released from prisonin which at least ten people were killed. figures show hospitals in england have failed to hit key targets to tackle the backlogs in cancer care and routine treatment. an estimated 7.3 million people were waiting to start treatment at the end of march, which is a record high. the biggest source of electricity in the uk for the first three months of this year was wind power — the first time that has happened. it is being called a milestone in the country's journey to a low—carbon future. but there are questions over whether the government will be able to meet its target of producing all of the uk's electricity using renewable sources by 2035. one reason is that so many new wind and solar projects are being held up due to delays connecting them to the national grid. our climate editor justin rowlatt reports. diggers are already clearing the ground on this field outside torquay in devon. the council is installing solar panels to power public buildings, but it will be at least five years b

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parliament of this country is still full of tension among the political parties of pakistan, so much so that the supreme courtof this country has ordered state elections to be held in this country, or pakistan has announced that the elections of the 50th state assembly should be held on 24 may but in front of the government of pakistan, due to the security and economic problems of this country , it has officially expressed its opposition to the holding of early elections. what are the various issues ? the national elections should be held at the same time. the insistence of the judicial authorities to hold the elections has caused new political parties to look for a way to determine the time of the elections. they have been run by the interim government for months now, it remains to be seen whether the task of holding the state and national elections in pakistan will be determined in the negotiations between the political parties or whether the judicial system will make the final decision in this regard. in humanitarian affairs, the parties involved in sudan , in particular, should provide humanitarian assist

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