DG ISPR: Will not allow its soil to be used against any other country

Pakistan on US-Iran: Will not allow its soil to be used against any other country

Director General Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Major General Asif Ghafoor on Sunday said that Pakistan will only play the role of a peacemaker and not take sides in the ongoing conflict between the United States and neighbouring Iran.

Also Read: US should stop 'abusing' use of force says China

"In this scenario, prime minister Imran Khan and the army chief have adopted a very clear stance that Pakistan will not allow its soil to be used against anyone and play its strong role for regional peace," army spokesman General Asif Ghafoor, told local broadcaster ARY News.

“Islamabad and Washington were in talks for the last four or five months over the issue and linking it as Pakistan aligning with US is Indian propaganda,” he said.

China: US should stop 'abusing' use of force

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said "not to abuse force"during a call with his Iranian counterpart on Saturday.

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"The dangerous US military operation violates the basic norms of international relations and will aggravate regional tensions and turbulence," Wang told Javad Zarif according to Chinese media, referring to the killing in Iraq on Friday of top Iranian commander Qasem Soleimani.

China & Iran relations

  The two civilizations have had a history of cultural, political, and economic exchanges along the Silk Road since at least 200 BC, and possibly earlier. To this day, China and Iran have developed a friendly economic and strategic partnership.

  As of 2019, Iran has signed onto Xi Jinping's signature One Belt One Road plan, and Iran is considered to be a key part of China's geopolitical ambitions in central Asia and the Middle East, sometimes described in terms of a new Great Game.

Mother of Carrie Fisher, Debbie Reynolds Died a Day after Her Daughter’s Death

Mother of Carrie Fisher, Debbie Reynolds Died a Day after Her Daughter’s Death

Debbie Reynolds is dead. The legendary actress died on Wednesday at age 84.

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Reynolds’ passing comes following a stroke she suffered just one day after the death of her daughter, Carrie Fisher. As Gossip Cop reported, Fisher died five days after she had a massive heart attack on a flight to Los Angeles. Incredibly, now the family is grieving again.

Carrie Fisher: ‘Star Wars’ Superstar & Child of Hollywood, Dies at 60

Carrie Fisher: ‘Star Wars’ Superstar & Child of Hollywood, Dies at 60

Carrie Fisher, the actress, author and screenwriter who brought a rare combination of nerve, grit and hopefulness to her most indelible role, as Princess Leia in the “Star Wars” movie franchise, died on Tuesday morning. She was 60.

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A family spokesman, Simon Halls, said Ms. Fisher died at 8:55 a.m. She had a heart attack on a flight from London to Los Angeles on Friday and had been hospitalized in Los Angeles.

India: Kanpur Train Accident Kills 2 and 30 Injured.

India: Kanpur Train Accident Kills 2 and 30 Injured.

Fifteen coaches of the Sealdah-Ajmer express derailed near Kanpur early on Wednesday, killing two people and injuring 28 others.

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Train no. 12987 Sealdah-Ajmer Express went off the tracks between Rura and Metha railway stations, about 50km from Kanpur, the ministry of railways said on Twitter.

Premier league: Manchester United 3-1 Sunderland, Man United Proves they are one Royal Team

Premier league: Manchester United 3-1 Sunderland, Man United Proves they are one Royal Team

A brilliant goal from Henrikh Mkhitaryan was the highlight of Manchester United’s fourth consecutive league win, but they were made to work hard for it by David Moyes’ improving Sunderland

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Manchester United also maintained their winning streak as they beat Sunderland at Old Trafford.

US: Obama Says He Would Have Defeated Trump

US: Obama Says He Would Have Defeated Trump

President Obama said in an interview released Monday that he could have beaten Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump “if I had run again.” In his most pointed critique yet, Obama said Hillary Clinton's campaign acted too cautiously out of a mistaken belief that victory was all but certain.

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“If you think you're winning, then you have a tendency, just like in sports, maybe to play it safer,” Obama said in the interview with former adviser and longtime friend David Axelrod, a CNN analyst, for his “The Axe Files” podcast. The president said Clinton “understandably . . . looked and said, well, given my opponent and the things he's saying and what he's doing, we should focus on that.”