Search Result in All

[14 June 2012] Noam Chomsky US and Israel violate international law with total impunity - English A renowned American political analyst says Israel gets away with numerous violations of international law as the Jewish entity is a client of the US and therefore enjoys "total impunity," Press TV reports

[14 June 2012] David Cameron & Leveson Inquiry - Comment - English On Thursday, UK Prime Minister David Cameron appeared before the Leveson Inquiry. There was no point of hiding his close friendships with the News International family, so instead he tried to make it all out to be part of the job as it was revealed even in opposition he met with the Murdochs and Rebekah Brooks 44 times. News International paid for David Cameron to meet Murdoch in the Greek Island of Santorini in 2008. That year his friendship with Rebekah Brooks also flourished. They were neighbors and Brook's millionaire husband went to the same elite school as Cameron. Cameron denied ever making any overt or covert deals with News International. He was questioned over why he hired news international editor Andy Coulson as his media chief. Meanwhile three more people, including a sun journalist and police officer were arrested over the scandal. You could say David Cameron sailed through his day at the Leveson inquiry. But then he wasn't really given a rough ride. And what could have easily been a storm seems to have just passed him by. But he did admit his close friendships with the Murdoch's and brooks, at the same time admitting such close relationships were wrong. So it seems even if he just survives, he is a very much a damaged prime minister.

[14 June 2012] David Cameron & Leveson Inquiry - Comment - English On Thursday, UK Prime Minister David Cameron appeared before the Leveson Inquiry. There was no point of hiding his close friendships with the News International family, so instead he tried to make it all out to be part of the job as it was revealed even in opposition he met with the Murdochs and Rebekah Brooks 44 times. News International paid for David Cameron to meet Murdoch in the Greek Island of Santorini in 2008. That year his friendship with Rebekah Brooks also flourished. They were neighbors and Brook's millionaire husband went to the same elite school as Cameron. Cameron denied ever making any overt or covert deals with News International. He was questioned over why he hired news international editor Andy Coulson as his media chief. Meanwhile three more people, including a sun journalist and police officer were arrested over the scandal. You could say David Cameron sailed through his day at the Leveson inquiry. But then he wasn't really given a rough ride. And what could have easily been a storm seems to have just passed him by. But he did admit his close friendships with the Murdoch's and brooks, at the same time admitting such close relationships were wrong. So it seems even if he just survives, he is a very much a damaged prime minister.

[14 June 2012] News Bulletin - Urdu

[14 June 2012] Andaz-e-Jahan - ہند پاک تعلقات - Urdu مہمان:پروفیسر نذیر حسین-ڈاکٹر وید پرتاب ویدک-محترم غلام حسن مجروح

[14 June 2012] Program اخبارات کا جائزہ - Press Review - Urdu

[14 June 2012] پیام رحمان سورہ النازعات - Discussion Payam e Rehman - Urdu مہمان:سید احتشام حیدر رضوی

[14 July 2012] News Bulletin - Urdu

[14 July 2012] نشرة الأخبار News Bulletin - Arabic

[14 July 2012] News Bulletin - Urdu

[14 July 2012] Andaz-e-Jahan - پاکستان میں حکومت اور عدلیہ کا تصادم - Urdu

[14 July 2012] Program اخبارات کا جائزہ - Press Review - Urdu

[14 July 2012] Suu Kyi silent on Muslims cleansing in Myanmar - English A program against a population of Muslims called the Rohingyas began in June, which has been called an ethnic cleansing of the Muslim population. Why hasn't this received more international coverage? Certainly, Myanmar has become an example of democracy as deemed recently by the United States, the European Union and Canada. In this news analysis examines why the Rohingya Muslims, as they are called, are facing this fate, as Myanmar's President Thein Sein says Rohingya Muslims must be expelled from the country and sent to refugee camps run by the United Nations, who have in turn, refused them.

[14 July 2012] - صدقہ کی اہمیت - Bailment - Urdu مہمان:محترمہ معصومہ نقوی

[17 July 2012][14] آج کا پیغام - Message of the day - Urdu

[19 July 2012][14] آج کا پیغام - Message of the day - Urdu

[14 July 2012] نہج البلاغہ - Peak of Eloquence - Urdu

[14] تجلیّ اعظم - Divine Enlightenment - Urdu

[14] سیریل ٹہوکہ - Serial Talangor - Thoka - Flip - Urdu

[14] سیریل روز حسرت - Serial : Day of Regret - Urdu

[14 Aug 2012] نشرة الأخبار News Bulletin - Arabic

[14 Aug 2012] Somalia Presidential election draws near - English Mogadishu is visibly in election mood as the Presidential candidates are running their campaigns. Although the Somalian president is going to be elected by the MPs and not the public, the candidates still try to win popular support. Abdulaziz Billow Ali, Press TV, Mogadishu

[14 Aug 2012] Experts worried about Iranians health after US sanctions - English In the official letter to the UN chief Ban Ki-moon, Iran's Charity Foundation for Special Diseases has stated that the country is running short of medicine for rare disease because of sanctions imposed by US. This has affected the Iranian nation as the illegal sanctions are hindering the production and import of such medicine in the country. Margarita Bogdanova, Press TV, Moscow

[14 Aug 2012] West not after democracy in Syria Bill Jones - English Syrian Ambassador to Tehran Hamed Hassan says Damascus welcomes "rational talks" with the opposition, provided that they are held under the supervision of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. Hassan further warned against plots hatched by foreign powers, including certain regional and Western countries, to cause instability in Syria, saying not only would such efforts threaten the security of the Arab state, but are "a serious threat to the security and peace of the region and certain neighboring countries in particular." The Syrian envoy further added that continuation of the plots to incite instability in the country can even pose "a serious threat to Arab countries not neighboring Syria". Syria, which has been experiencing unrest since last year, has repeatedly said that weapons used by armed groups fighting against the government of Bashar al-Assad are being smuggled into the country from Turkey and Lebanon. Damascus has also accused Saudi Arabia and Qatar, of fueling unrest in the country by funding and arming the anti-Syria gunmen. Syria has been the scene of deadly unrest since mid-March, 2011 and many people, including large numbers of army and security personnel, have been killed in the violence. Press TV has conducted an interview with William Jones with the Executive Intelligence Review from Washington to further discuss the issue.

[14 Aug 2012] Violence continues against Myanmar Muslims - English Recent reports from Myanmar show that the devastating aftermath of the ongoing violence against Rohingya Muslims continues to leave thousands homeless, Press TV reports.

[14 Aug 2012] US violates all of the laws on Syria - English The mission of the US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in her recent visit to Turkey was to supply the Syrian insurgents with anti-aircraft equipment and missiles, a report says. According to a report published on August 12 by the newspaper al-Quds al-Arabi, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's achievements on the ground against the insurgents in Aleppo have frustrated both Ankara and Washington. The report added that, the US is trying to establish a no-fly zone in Syria in order to weaken the Syrian army's air force. However, they will not succeed. Considering the situation, the US tries to supply the Syrian insurgents with anti-aircraft equipment and Stinger missiles, the report said. Press TV has conducted an interview with Abayomi Azikiwe, director of Pan-African News Wire, from Detroit, to further discuss the issue.

[14 Aug 2012] Yemeni people call for end of US Saudi Arabia intervention ‎- English Supporters of the Yemeni revolution have been taking to the streets of Yemen for over a year and half, demanding an end to 33 years of government corruption which has plunged Yemen into being one of the poorest countries in the world.

[14 Aug 2012] News Bulletin - English