New Wave Pakistan16 Huhti 2024

US, Germany Must Stop Arming Israel & Call for Permanent Ceasefire | ICJ | UN Security Council

Host Rabia Mehmood is in conversation with Professor Francis Boyle, an American human rights lawyer and expert in international law. Professor Boyle's extensive experience includes representing Bosnia and Herzegovina at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) and working on the rights of Palestinians. Professor Boyle appreciates Francesca Albanese's report on the genocide in Gaza while condemning accusations of anti-Semitism against her. He emphasizes his long-standing support for Palestinians and criticizes the US for backing Israel despite its violations of international law. The conversation highlights frustrations in global civil society over slow progress on the Palestinian issue, exacerbated by recent non-binding UN Security Council resolutions for a ceasefire. Professor Boyle asserts these resolutions are legally binding and criticizes the US for misinterpreting them. Additionally, he proposed Pakistan's backing for the establishment of an International Criminal Tribunal for Israel, mirroring past tribunals for conflicts like the former Yugoslavia, to hold Israel accountable for its actions in Palestine. Finally, Professor Boyle highlighted the significance of Pakistan supporting Palestine's full membership in the UN. This move could grant Palestine further diplomatic recognition and protection despite past obstacles at the UN Security Council. #newwaveglobal #unitednations #UN #securitycouncil #generalassembly #usa #israel #palestine #icj

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India's General Elections 2024: What Drives Modi's Appeal?

In a recent discussion hosted by Raza Rumi, renowned commentator and host, Dr. Manish Dabhade, an academic at Jawaharlal Nehru University, and an expert in diplomacy and international relations, shed ...

25 Huhti 202422min

U.S. Economy Slows | Bitcoin Seen as Risky | Inflation and Global Crisis Worry Voters

Host Nauraiz Rana is in conversation with Steve Hanke, an American economist and professor of applied economics at the Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland. The U.S. economy is experienci...

25 Huhti 202431min

Bitcoin: What Is It? How Does It Work? What's Its Worth? And Most Importantly, Is It Here to Stay?

Host Nauraiz Rana, an economist at the World Bank, talks with Ubair Javed, an expert in technology and an award-winning avionics engineer passionate about cryptocurrency. They delve into Bitcoin and E...

16 Huhti 202453min

Paying the Price: A Book on Societal Injustices and Marginalization in Pakistan

Host Misbah Azam is joined by Muneeb Qadir: a lawyer, a human rights activist, women's rights advocate, and author. His latest book, "Paying the Price," focuses on how marginalized groups in Pakistani...

16 Huhti 202419min

Swat Relief Initiative: Empowering Women in Swat through Education, Healthcare & Vocational Training

As we commemorate Women's History Month, host Amina Saqib sits down with Zebu Jilani, founder of Swat Relief Initiative (SRI), which aims to address the complex challenges faced by the Swat Valley com...

16 Huhti 202430min

CBC Says Pakistan and India Interfered in Canadian Elections, Needs Investigation

Raza Rumi discusses a story reported by CBC, focusing on foreign interference in Canadian elections by Pakistan and India. According to documents from the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS)...

16 Huhti 202413min

Anti-Muslim Bias in British Politics: Labour Party Resignations by Muslim Councillors

Host Rabia Mehmood talks with Shaista Aziz, a journalist, human rights advocate, and former Labour Party member. With her experience in international aid and understanding of challenges faced by Briti...

16 Huhti 202428min