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Who is Asim Munir, Pakistan’s new army chief? Lieutenant General Asim Munir will take charge of the 600,000-strong nuclear-armed army on November 29. Claim reward $1000 Asim Munir is considered an officer with an 'impeccable reputation' within the Pakistani military Pakistan's Islamabad - After days of ambiguity, Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has proposed Lieutenant General Asim Munir as the country's new army head. General Munir will take over the 600,000-strong nuclear-armed army on November 29 when incumbent General Qamar Javed Bajwa steps down following a six-year tenure. President Arif Alvi confirmed Munir's nomination on Thursday night. Through the Mangla Officers Training School (OTS) programme, "Sword of Honour" winner Munir enlisted in the Pakistani military and was awarded the famous Sword of Honour, which is given to the top cadet. He has led a division that has a commanding position over Pakistan's northern regions, inc...

 Pakistan army chief admits military’s meddling in politics But General Qamar Javed Bajwa reveals that the country’s most powerful institution has decided to stay away from politics. Pakistan's army chief, General Qamar Javed Bajwa, is to retire next week Islamabad, Pakistan — Pakistan`s retired naval chief, General Qamar Javed Bajwa, stated the navy has illegally interfered in politics for years and has no goal of doing so. During his very last time period as Navy secretary, Bajwa on Wednesday defended the maximum effective group withinside the United States, which turned into maximum lament with the aid of using former Prime Minister Imran Khan, who accused the Navy of gambling a function in his dismissal in April. He turned killed. In his speech at the Admiralty Headquarters withinside the Japanese town of Rawalpindi, the 62-12 months-antique puzzled why his neighbor India's army had fallen out of fashion with the public. “In my opinion, the inducement for doing that is tha...

 PM can appoint new army chief even if summary doesn't come: Shahid Khaqan Abbasi WWN (World Wide News)   The former prime minister and Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leader Shahid Khaqan Abbasi said on Monday that the issue of appointment of a new army chief could go to court if the name of a competent officer was not on the list of senior generals, which would be sent to the Prime Minister House. Speaking exclusively to a private TV channel on Monday, he said that the Prime Minister can appoint a new Army Chief even if the summary doesn’t come or he can also summon a summary with new names. The PML-N leader said that the appointment of the new army chief was a normal process, and according to the constitution the summary would be sent to the prime minister and he would make the appointment. “The issue could be challenged in the country if competent names would not be included in the list of generals,” he warned, adding that it is the responsibility of the defense...

  Imran enters Rawalpindi days before the 'important decision' • PTI leader urges supporters to attain Rawalpindi on Nov 26, set to announce the subsequent method • Says if established order wasn't at the back of regime alternate, must have stopped conspiracy LAHORE: Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan on Saturday advised his supporters to converge on Rawalpindi on Nov 26 for the long march that he's anticipated to rejoin in man or woman after getting better from the accidents he sustained in a gun assault in Wazirabad n advance this month. For now, the march became suspended in Rawat. He additionally seems to have had an alternate coronary heart for the army that he has continually blamed for ousting him from power, whilst he stated if the established order wasn't at the back of the regime alternate it must have performed its function in preventing the conspiracy. Mr. Khan ought to have strategically selected Nov 26 for coming into the dual towns to...

 Analysts term establishment of 'Loss & Damage Fund' at COP27 climate summit diplomatic win for Pakistan Foreign Office Spokesperson (Mumtaz Zahra): I would like to welcome the announcement that countries adopted a hard-fought final agreement at the COP27 climate summit that sets up a fund to help poor countries being battered by climate disasters. After tense negotiations that ran through the night, the Egyptian COP27 presidency released the final text for a deal and simultaneously called a plenary session to quickly gavel it through.  I would say this development is a major victory for Pakistan at the diplomatic level. Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari and Minister of State for Climate Change Sherry Rehman, and other officials of the Ministry also deserve appreciation in this regard. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has also welcomed the development as the “first pivotal step towards the goal of climate justice”. Javed Ali Khan (Environmentalist, Former Director G...