Pakistan urges UN to strengthen counter-terrorism mechanisms
Most outlets led with Pakistan's call for the UN Security Council to strengthen counter-terrorism mechanisms and close gaps in sanctions regimes. Several also highlighted the evolving nature of the threat, such as the use of AI, drones, and the dark web by terrorist groups. Dunya News specifically noted the ongoing threats in Africa, the Middle East, and Afghanistan, while BOL News emphasized the 25th anniversary of 9/11 and the rising alarm over new threats. Daily Times focused on the formal call by Pakistan’s ambassador during a Security Council debate.
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Pakistan urges UN to strengthen counterterrorism framework
Pakistan has urged the UN Security Council to strengthen its counterterrorism framework and close gaps in the existing sanctions system. Speaking at a Security Council debate, Ambassador Asim Iftikhar Ahmad called for a stronger and forward-looking global response to terrorism. The session marked 25 years since the September 11 attacks and reviewed changes in the […]
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Pakistan urges UN to step up terror fight as new threats raise alarm 25 years after 9/11
Pakistan urges the U.N. Security Council to strengthen its response to terrorism 25 years after 9/11, warning about new threats, technology and terrorist financing.
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Pakistan urges UN Security Council to address gaps in counterterrorism framework
Pakistan envoy pointed to continuing terrorist threats in Africa, the Middle East and Afghanistan, warning that extremist groups were exploiting cross-border networks to expand their reach
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Pakistan urges UN to close counter-terrorism gaps as threats evolve
Pakistan has urged the UN Security Council to strengthen counter-terrorism mechanisms and close sanctions gaps as terrorist groups rapidly adapt propaganda, recruitment and financing through AI, drones, dark web and cryptocurrencies. Asim Iftikhar seeks stronger action against TTP and other groups.
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Pakistan urges UN to close gaps in fight against evolving terror threat
UNITED NATIONS: Pakistan on Saturday urged the UN Security Council to strengthen its counter-terrorism mechanisms and close gaps in sanctions regimes as a new UN assessment warned that terrorist groups were rapidly adapting their propaganda, recruitment and financing methods. The UN report specifically highlights the proscribed Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) as an example of how terrorist gro...
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