Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present
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Meengla
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Ms. Albanese is absolutely hated by the Israelis. And it wouldn't surprise me one bit that the Zionist lobby using its control over Trump to go after her!!!!
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Germans smartly proved they were right at the cost of the Palestinians. Once a criminal always a criminal.Israel and the delusions of Germany’s ‘memory culture’
Israel and the delusions of Germany’s ‘memory culture’
Germany embraced Israel to atone for its wartime guilt. But was this in part a way to avoid truly confronting its past? By Pankaj Mishrawww.theguardian.com
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Here is the payback to the corrupts for managing Pakistani people opposition to war on Palestine:-
Foreign Office Spokesperson Shafqat Ali Khan addresses media in a weekly press briefing in Islamabad on January 30. — YouTube/ForeignOfficePk
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The Foreign Office on Thursday expressed Pakistan’s desire to improve economic ties with the United States, a day after a delegation of investors led by Gentry Beach, US President Donald Trump’s close aide, met with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif.
Pakistan and the US have delicate and complex ties, shaped by shared security concerns and divergent strategic priorities.
In a press briefing today, FO spokesperson Shafqat Ali Khan said, “We want to further improve economic ties with the United States.”
Responding to queries, Shafqat termed members of the visiting delegation as “good businessmen”. He clarified that the visit was not organised through the FO, adding that businessmen touring Pakistan was a “routine” matter.
Shafqat said that further questions about the visit should be referred to the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC).
Beach told a press conference in Islamabad yesterday that Trump believed in economic diplomacy and that their ongoing visit to Pakistan was part of that effort.
He also said, “We plan on investing billions of dollars in Pakistan across several different areas, including critical minerals and real estate.”
Terming Pakistan “one of the biggest global opportunities”, the investor vowed to “build some of the most high-end and luxury properties ever seen in Pakistan”. He also mentioned energy, technology, artificial intelligence, and other areas that needed attention and investment.
During his meeting with Beach, PM Shehbaz had reaffirmed his government’s unwavering commitment to facilitating foreign investors by ensuring a conducive business environment.
Responding to questions yesterday on statements made in favour of ex-premier Imran Khan by Trump’s special missions envoy Richard Grenell, Beach had assured the government that the US administration has nothing but respect for the incumbent leadership of Pakistan.
The FO spokesperson also touched upon a recent warning by a European Union official to Pakistan to not take its GSP+ status for granted.
Olof Skoog, the EU Special Representative for Human Rights who is currently on a week-long visit to Pakistan, reiterated the EU’s concerns about the trials of civilians in military courts and opposed recent moves to restrict freedom of expression.
“The GSP+ status is just one aspect of the Pak-EU partnership. The visit of the EU’s special envoy is also part of the routine,” Shafqat asserted.
The EU is Pakistan’s second-largest trading partner, with the Generalised Scheme of Preferences Plus (GSP+) arrangement allowing the country to enjoy duty-free or minimum duty on European exports.
The scheme, however, is conditional on the beneficiary countries demonstrating tangible progress in implementing 27 international conventions on human and labour rights, environmental protection, climate change and good governance.
Pakistan reciprocates US desire for ‘improved’ economic ties: FO
Abdullah Momand Published January 30, 2025 Updated about 8 hours ago
Foreign Office Spokesperson Shafqat Ali Khan addresses media in a weekly press briefing in Islamabad on January 30. — YouTube/ForeignOfficePk
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Join our Whatsapp channelThe Foreign Office on Thursday expressed Pakistan’s desire to improve economic ties with the United States, a day after a delegation of investors led by Gentry Beach, US President Donald Trump’s close aide, met with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif.
Pakistan and the US have delicate and complex ties, shaped by shared security concerns and divergent strategic priorities.
In a press briefing today, FO spokesperson Shafqat Ali Khan said, “We want to further improve economic ties with the United States.”
Responding to queries, Shafqat termed members of the visiting delegation as “good businessmen”. He clarified that the visit was not organised through the FO, adding that businessmen touring Pakistan was a “routine” matter.
Shafqat said that further questions about the visit should be referred to the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC).
Beach told a press conference in Islamabad yesterday that Trump believed in economic diplomacy and that their ongoing visit to Pakistan was part of that effort.
He also said, “We plan on investing billions of dollars in Pakistan across several different areas, including critical minerals and real estate.”
Terming Pakistan “one of the biggest global opportunities”, the investor vowed to “build some of the most high-end and luxury properties ever seen in Pakistan”. He also mentioned energy, technology, artificial intelligence, and other areas that needed attention and investment.
During his meeting with Beach, PM Shehbaz had reaffirmed his government’s unwavering commitment to facilitating foreign investors by ensuring a conducive business environment.
Responding to questions yesterday on statements made in favour of ex-premier Imran Khan by Trump’s special missions envoy Richard Grenell, Beach had assured the government that the US administration has nothing but respect for the incumbent leadership of Pakistan.
The FO spokesperson also touched upon a recent warning by a European Union official to Pakistan to not take its GSP+ status for granted.
Olof Skoog, the EU Special Representative for Human Rights who is currently on a week-long visit to Pakistan, reiterated the EU’s concerns about the trials of civilians in military courts and opposed recent moves to restrict freedom of expression.
“The GSP+ status is just one aspect of the Pak-EU partnership. The visit of the EU’s special envoy is also part of the routine,” Shafqat asserted.
The EU is Pakistan’s second-largest trading partner, with the Generalised Scheme of Preferences Plus (GSP+) arrangement allowing the country to enjoy duty-free or minimum duty on European exports.
The scheme, however, is conditional on the beneficiary countries demonstrating tangible progress in implementing 27 international conventions on human and labour rights, environmental protection, climate change and good governance.
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There are still brave people everywhere, that remind the world never again is suppose to mean never again. (Although he should have called it a Zionist genocide of Gaza, IMHO, to not blame all Jews, as well as to denote the non-Jewish zionists, who make up the vast majority of the supporters and enablers).
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