‘The world needed to understand the suffering those actions were causing the Kashmiri people.’ Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan warns of a potential bloodbath in the disputed territory of Kashmir and Jammu
Imran Khan, prime minister of Pakistan, addresses the 74th session of the United Nations General Assembly at UN headquarters in New York, US, on September 27, 2019. Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan warned on Friday there would be a bloodbath when India lifts its curfew in India-administered Kashmir and that any all-out conflict between the two nuclear-armed nations would reverberate far beyond their borders.
Modi's Hindu nationalist-led government imposed a sweeping military curfew and cut off residents in the Muslim-majority region from virtually all communications.Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has denounced terrorism but avoided any mention of India's crackdown in the disputed Himalayan region of Kashmir.
European Council President Donald Tusk said the idea of an imminent clash between globalism and patriotism is “false and dangerous.”Tusk didn’t mention Trump, who was the most prominent of several leaders sounding populist and nationalist themes at the assembly this week. Trump said globalism made past leaders “ignore their own national interests.”Solidarity was the name of the pro-democracy movement that rose in his native Poland in the 1980s.
Instability in Congo is particularly worrying because the country is also battling an Ebola outbreak. Tshisekedi said progress was being made in combatting the virus, and new medicine and vaccines are being tested there.Iranian President Hassan Rouhani challenged the US and others to provide evidence to back up their accusations that Tehran carried out this month's attack on a Saudi oil facility.
"If we reach a time when these preconditions are taken off the table, of course the possibility exists to talk with America," he said at Thursday's press conference.Palestine President Mahmoud Abbas urged the international community Thursday to end Israeli aggression in Palestine. Palestine will not surrender to Israel's occupation, he said, and he expects the UN to implement just one resolution out of many taken on Palestine.
The UN chief told a Security Council ministerial meeting "the new frontier is cyber-terrorism — the use of social media and the dark web to coordinate attacks, spread propaganda and recruit new followers." Clashes between the two sides since then have left more than 1,000 people dead and about 5,500 wounded, according to the World Health Organization.
In his speech, Ivan Duque said he has proof Maduro is harbouring criminals plotting against Colombia. He vowed to deliver a 128-page dossier to UN leaders outlining the evidence. "Turkey is resolved to defend the rights of Muslims living in Jammu and Kashmir and make their entry and exit free," said Erdogan.
He said Lebanon will continue to encourage the "voluntary" return of refugees in coordination with the Syrian authorities.Iran's President Hassan Rouhani accused the US of "merciless economic terrorism" on Wednesday, using his UN speech to stress that security in the Gulf can be guaranteed only when his nation's security is as well — and only with the involvement of Iran's neighbours.
"The security of Saudi Arabia will be guaranteed with the termination of aggression in Yemen, rather than by inviting foreigners," he said. But it's safe to say few anticipated what he dramatically and energetically delivered: a caffeinated screed about the damage that technology can do if misused — and the glories it can hand humanity if it is delivered properly.
Erdogan also said "efficient functioning" of the Constitutional Committee is "critical for political and territorial unity of Syria". He said the international community should provide concrete support to Palestinians beyond mere promises. "Hoping to free itself from sanctions, the regime has escalated its violent and unprovoked aggression," Trump said.
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