Aamir Latif

Geneva

Correspondent at Anadolu Agency

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Pakistani premier, US secretary of state discuss Iran-Israel conflict

1 week ago | aa.com.tr | Aamir Latif

KARACHI, PakistanPakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio Friday discussed the festering Iran-Israel conflict, with Islamabad offering a role in any effort for peace in the region, a statement from the premier's office said. Sharif received a telephone call from Rubio to discuss a string of bilateral and regional issues two days after Pakistan's army chief Gen. Asim Munir met with US President Donald Trump at the White House on Wednesday.
Pakistan calls for 'immediate' ceasefire between Israel, Iran

1 week ago | aa.com.tr | Aamir Latif

KARACHI, Pakistan Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif Wednesday called on the international community to act to bring about an "immediate" ceasefire between Iran and Israel, warning that further escalations would be detrimental not only to the region but also to global peace. Addressing a Cabinet meeting in the capital Islamabad, Sharif reiterated Islamabad's support to Tehran, and condemned Israel's "naked" aggression against Iran, state-run Pakistan Television reported.
Trump, Ishiba meet with no pact on tariffs

1 week ago | aa.com.tr | Aamir Latif |Saadet Gökce

ISTANBULJapan's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and US President Donald Trump met in Canada on Monday with no end result pact on tariffs, while negotiations on levies will continue between the two sides.
Australian scientists develop AI model that deciphers words from brainwaves

1 week ago | aa.com.tr | Aamir Latif

ANKARA Australian researchers have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) model that can decipher words and sentences from brainwaves detected by a wearable cap, opening up a new frontier in medical science, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation reported on Monday. It will not only help patients with cognition, but could also revolutionize how humans interact with computers.
Pakistan closes air, land routes with Iran amid escalating Iran-Israel tensions

1 week ago | aa.com.tr | Aamir Latif

KARACHI, PakistanPakistan has closed its air and land routes with neighboring Iran amid the latter's escalating war with Israel, rendering hundreds of people stranded on both sides of the border, officials said on Monday. The closure, which took effect on Sunday, is likely to cause food and oil shortages in several districts of Pakistan's southwestern Balochistan province, which borders Iran and rely on food supplies and smuggled oil from the Islamic republic, locals fear.
Fishing cat: Pakistan’s Indus delta losing its lone surviving predator

2 weeks ago | aa.com.tr | Aamir Latif

- Estimates suggest the fishing cat population in Pakistan has halved over the past 20 years, while its global number dropped by around 30% since 2010 - With Pakistan facing growing ecological pressures, conservationists are hopeful that ongoing efforts, community involvement, and increased awareness will help protect this crucial yet vulnerable species KARACHI, Pakistan Pakistan has long been struggling with the gradual disappearance of its rare wildlife species due to a lethal mix of...
Climate shifts and droughts threaten Pakistan’s migratory bird haven

1 month ago | aa.com.tr | Aamir Latif

In the southern Sindh province, the number of migratory birds fell from 1.2 million in 2023 to 603,900 in 2024 and just 545,000 this year, a staggering drop of over 50% in two yearsKARACHI, Pakistan Pakistan’s once-thriving wetlands, long a sanctuary for millions of migratory birds fleeing Siberia’s brutal winters, are witnessing a disturbing decline in avian visitors.
Death toll jumps to 19 in Pakistan from heavy rains

1 month ago | aa.com.tr | Aamir Latif

KARACHI, PakistanThe death toll from massive rains that lashed northeastern and southwestern parts of Pakistan on Saturday has climbed to 19 with more than 90 injured, authorities said Sunday. Torrential rains accompanied by strong winds and lightning struck northeastern Punjab and northwestern Khyber Phaktunkhwa (KP) provinces, causing dilapidated houses to collapse, knocking off power and inundating low-lying areas.
China, Indonesia ink trade, investment agreements

1 month ago | aa.com.tr | Aamir Latif

ANKARAChina and Indonesia on Sunday inked a string of cooperation agreements in trade, investment, tourism, and agricultural products, Chinese media reported. The agreements were signed following Chinese Premier Li Qiang's meeting with Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto in Jakarta, the Beijing-based Xinhua News reported.
South Korean army trains Polish soldiers to operate Chunmoo rocket artillery

1 month ago | aa.com.tr | Aamir Latif

ANKARA The South Korean army is training a group of Polish soldiers to operate the Chunmoo rocket artillery after Warsaw's recent purchase of the weapons system, the Seoul-based Yonhap news agency reported on Thursday. Some 16 Polish soldiers and other South Korean trainees are taking part in the two-week program that kicked off on May 15 at a training field in Paju, about 30 kilometers (18.6 miles) northwest of Seoul.