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[08 June 2012] US Mortal Missions in Pakistan - News Analysis - English The US drone strikes are illegal and are a violation of human rights, this time the condemnation is coming from the UN human rights body and Pakistan has been urged to take up legal action on the issue as ties between Islamabad and Washington are at an all-time low

Nasir-e-Millat,Muteeye Rehberi, Secretary General MWM Pakistan Nasir Abbas Jafferi [Minar-e-Pakistan Lahore]

[17 July 2012] US withdrawal key to peace in Pakistan - English Pakistan's move to reopen its routes used for the transfer of supplies to the US-led NATO forces in Afghanistan has triggered a fresh protest in city of Peshawar where demonstrators have rallied to urge the government to reverse its decision. The protesters also staged a sit-in protest on Monday and chanted anti-US and anti-government slogans. They also strongly denounced the US assassination drone attacks in Pakistan that have killed thousands of innocent civilians. Press TV has conducted an interview with Ishtiaq Ahmad, a political analyst from Islamabad, to further discuss the issue.

[08 Aug 2012] Pakistan Prime Minister ordered to corruption hearing - English he fate of two months long tenure of Pakistan's new Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf hangs in balance after the Supreme Court summoned him to appear himself in the court on August 27. The apex court has given him two options --- either face contempt of court proceeding or comply with the court order to reopen money laundering cases of millions of dollars against President Asif Zardari. Press TV's Javed Rana reports from Islamabad.

Saudi Crown Prince Salman bin Abdul Aziz al Saud is in Pakistan to discuss important regional issues including the Syrian crises.Salman, who is also Saudi deputy Prime Minister as well as minister of defense, is the second highest-ranking official to travel to Islamabad following a trip by Saudi Arabia\'s Foreign Minister last month.The flurry of visits by top Saudi officials has led to speculations that Riyadh is seeking Pakistan\'s help on Syria. Some US media reports claim that Saudi Arabia after having lost faith in the Obama Administration to oust Syrian President Bashar al Assad\'s government, is now looking to Pakistan for training the insurgents in Syria.

Dealing with violent security situation still remains a serious challenge in Pakistan. Now after months of consultations, Pakistan government has finally approved a new national security policy. The 86-page document gives a rare insight into the country\'s current security problems. According to the first-ever national security policy document, close to 50,000 people were killed in Pakistan among them over 5000 personnel of the law-enforcement agencies since the country joined the so-called US-led war on terror after 9/11 attacks in 2001. The document goes on to estimate the total loss to economy in the last ten years because of terrorism at $78 billion.

[13 May 2014] US UAV attack in Pakistan\'s Khyber Agency leaves several dead - English

[22 Aug 2014] 4 people killed as India, Pakistan trade gunfire in Kashmir - English

[AL-QUDS 2015] Karachi, Pakistan : Speech H.I Nasir Abbas Secretary General MWM Pakistan- Urdu

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In this part of this series investigative military historian Gareth Porter expands on the multiple factors at play behind the decision by the Bush administration to allow US Special Forces to conduct targeted strikes inside Pakistan against the better judgement of the National Intelligence Council. Porter stresses how this constitutes a very dangerous escalation of the war on terror which may lead to further destabilization of Pakistan a nuclear armed nation of 170 million people and even to a war between the US and Pakistan.

Some factions in Pakistani believe that Pakistan government is fighting America's war on terror. This has caused a great deal of latest disasters in Pakistan including but not limited to suicide bombing. If US stops its interference in Pakistan's internal affairs, things can be settled and controlled.

Hujjatul Islam Sayyed Hasan Zafar addressing the Shias of Pakistan and advising them to play their role in saving Pakistan. Agha is exposing the plots of the enemies, the negative role of Pakistan Govt. and the details of the attack on Ashura Jaloos by terrorists. He provides logical evidences to prove that vandalizing businesses and public property was done by terrorist agents and not Shia public. MUST LISTEN!

Drone attacks on Pakistan's tribal areas have intensifiedin recent days. The raids come after it was revealed that the US government had granted approval to the CIA to expand drone attacksto lower-level members of Taliban and al-Qaeda fighters. But the attacks have caused growing anger in Pakistan, as civilians continue to be killed and homes and villages are destroyed. Jamshed Ayaz Khan, a Pakistan-based defence analyst, told Al Jazeera that a "hundred per cent [of Pakistanis] are against the drone attacks". "I have not seen anybody who is in favour of drone attacks," he said.

Pakistan is going through a turmoil. Internal and External enemies are doing everything they can to destablize Pakistan. In these situations all Pakistani Muslims must be united. Promote Shia Sunni Unity!

WAHDAT MILLAT CONVENTION WA ISTEHKAM E PAKISTAN RALLY on 1st August 2010. Millat e Pakistan is united against the common enemies. This rally on 1st August 2010 will be a display of unity and brotherhood. This video also includes a quick recap of MWM rallies and protests since its inception. Please watch and share with others.

WAHDAT MILLAT CONVENTION WA ISTEHKAM E PAKISTAN RALLY on 1st August 2010. Millat e Pakistan is united against the common enemies. This rally on 1st August 2010 will be a display of unity and brotherhood.�حدت ��ت ک���ش� � استحکا� پاکستا� ر��� This video also includes a quick recap of MWM rallies and protests since its inception. Please watch and share with others.

Huge Rally in Pakistan to display brotherhood and unity amongst Muslims. MWM striving to bridge gaps for a stable Pakistan.

The United Nations has rated the floods in Pakistan as the greatest humanitarian crisis in recent history with more people affected than the South-East Asian tsunami and the recent earthquakes in Kashmir and Haiti combined. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/pakistan/7935485/Pakistan-disaster-is-the-worst-in-the-UNs-history.html

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[30 May 2012] China Pakistan to enhance bilateral ties - English A warm-welcome for a high-level Chinese delegation to Pakistan. The visit of the Chinese Foreign Minister is part of efforts to further strengthen cooperation between Islamabad and Beijing.

[20 July 2012] Pakistan postpones polio campaign due to threats - English Pakistan has postponed polio immunization campaign in parts of its tribal belt following threats to the polio program workers from pro-Taliban militants in the region.

[29 July 2012] Pakistan US to sign draft pack on NATO supply routes - English Pakistan will not allow the transportation of weapons or dangerous materials, including arms and ammunition in any circumstances through its routes to the US-led forces fighting in Afghanistan, says the draft of the 16-clause memorandum of understanding (MoU) to be signed between Islamabad and Washington. The draft which says the written accord has been drafted in accordance with the UN charter allows only the transportation of non-lethal cargo, including food, medicines, equipment and material for capacity building of the Afghan National Security Forces. These will be allowed to pass through the strategic routes which were recently reopened by Islamabad after a seven-month blockade.

[12 Aug 2012] Pakistan resolute to import gas from Iran - English These violent protests against the long power outages are a grim reminder that Pakistan is in the midst of severe energy crisis. Many parts of the country remain without electricity for several hours even during the month of Ramadan. Facing public pressure, the government is exploring several options to meet the country's future energy needs. One such option is to import natural gas from neighboring Iran. But Islamabad is under pressure from the United States to abandon the project.

[31 Aug 2012] US and Pakistan negotiate on a bilateral investment treaty - English

[04 Sept 2012] Shia killings in Pakistan spark anti sectarian protests - English

These are the newly-elected members of Pakistan\'s National Assembly. Members of the lower House of Parliament formally took oath, marking a historic democratic transition from one civilian administration to another. This time, the National Assembly has seen many new faces because of the emergence of a new political party led by Pakistan\'s cricketer-turned politician Imran Khan. But the focus is now on this man. The party of two-time former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has emerged as winner in the May 11 Parliamentary elections both in the center of Pakistan and Punjab. Kamran Yousaf, Press TV, Islamabad

These long queues of vehicles outside the CNG station in the Pakistani capital Islamabad is a grim reminder that the country is in the midst of sever energy crises. Pakistan is exploring several options to meet its future energy needs. One of them is to import natural gas from neighboring Iran. Iran has completed work on its side of the border. However, Pakistan has yet to lay the pipeline on its side. The delay has prompted one of Pakistan\'s senior lawyers to seek the intervention of the Supreme Court to ensure the timely completion of the project.