SCO Declaration a Diplomatic Breakthrough for Pakistan

SCO Declaration a Diplomatic Breakthrough for Pakistan

Islamabad (PNP Monitoring Desk) – On the topic of recent Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) declaration, Pakistan Television’s flagship program Newsroom hosted an extensive discussion on pressing national and regional issues. The talk show, moderated with a focus on analytical depth, brought together seasoned experts including Dr. Muhammad Arif (Foreign Affairs Analyst), climate commentators, and political…

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Pathways to Peace: Middle East conflict solution

Peace Pathways for Middle East’s Conflicts

Peace vanished as Middle East has remained one of the most unstable regions for decades, shaped by historical, political, and religious complexities. The roots of ongoing tensions trace back to the collapse of the Ottoman Empire and the imposition of artificial borders by colonial powers after World War I. In addition to this, the discovery…

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Modi-Sharif Peace Accord proposed

Modi-Sharif Peace Accord proposed

Karachi (PNP): Dr. Ramesh Kumar Vankwani, Patron-in-Chief of the Pakistan Hindu Council, has termed the recent Pakistan-India border tensions as a serious challenge to peace in the region. In a video message addressed to people of Pakistan and India, prominent Hindu parliamentary leader proposed a bilateral peace agreement between the Prime Ministers of both neighboring…

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Stories from the UN Archive: Keeping the peace over decades

Stories from the UN Archive: Keeping the peace over decades

Some missions were accomplished. Others continue today. Since the Organization’s inception at the end of the Second World War, UN Member States have scrambled to “save succeeding generations from the scourge of war” by deploying their collective efforts to prevent the kind of utter devastation that global conflict brought to Europe, Africa, Asia and beyond,…

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Explainer: Five Tools for Keeping Peace

Explainer: Five Tools for Keeping Peace

Their tireless efforts span from monitoring ceasefire agreements to protecting civilians, rebuilding key infrastructure and facilitating elections to help countries and communities transition from war to peace. Peacekeepers can be soldiers, police officers, engineers, doctors, veterinarians, human rights officers, justice and corrections officers, radio producers, environmental scientists and surveillance experts. When we think about keeping…

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