Diya Hadid
speaker
317 appearances
47 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 4 Sep
Diya Hadid’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Dee Hadid, NPR News, Islamabad.
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Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif spoke as he hosted the Iranian President Massoud Pazakshian.
Pakistan mediated a memorandum of understanding between the US and Iran that's kicked off negotiations on the terms of a permanent peace deal.
It's also triggered disquiet because the understanding appears to strengthen Iran by lifting sanctions and promising hundreds of billions in aid.
And Sharif added it did not include Iran's ballistic missile program.
It was never on the table.
As Sharif spoke, Secretary of State Marco Rubio landed in the Gulf for a two-day visit.
He told media he expects to discuss Iran's missile program with regional leaders.
Dee Hadid, NPR News, Islamabad.
Wait, this is true?
And Sharif added it did not include Iran's ballistic missile program.
As Sharif spoke, Secretary of State Marco Rubio landed in the Gulf for a two-day visit.
He told media he expects to discuss Iran's missile program with regional leaders.
Dee Hadid, NPR News, Islamabad.
Wait, this is true?
Police say the time for the protest is over, but people are refusing to leave, saying the Education Minister must resign.
There's widespread anger after the Education Ministry cancelled the results of the exam in May, citing paper leaks, and more than two million students were ordered to retake the exam.
The Education Minister's resignation is a key demand for a movement that calls itself the Cockroach Party.
It commands millions of followers online, but on Saturday only a few hundred people turned up.
But it was noteworthy because protests against the Hindu nationalist government of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi are rare.
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