南アジア ニュース

プリンス・アガ Khan assurances KP知事SoHail Afridiに対する投資の意欲

KP知事Sohail Afridiは、地元Lower Chitral Airportでプリンス・アガ Khanと会談し、省での投資の意向を確認しました。

WHO事務局長、エボラの疑い死が220人に、『流行は我々を上回っている』

世界保健機関（WHO）のテドros事務局長は月曜日に、現在のエボラ発生で220人の死亡が報告されていると述べた。また、ケースの早期検出が遅れているため、対応が追い付いていないという。

WHOの最高責任者が疑われるエボラ死傷者220人、‘疫病が我々を上回っている’

习近平新時代中国でのシャリフ・パキスタン首相との会談、イラン戦争の脅威の中

北京で行われた習・シャリフ会談は、西アジアでのさらなる緊張を防ぐための新たな外交努力の一環として、パキスタンと中国が関与している。

AIが3000年前のドイツの謎を解明、古代の粘土板から不可能とされた情報の解読に成功

教皇、米国が唱える「正当な戦争」の考えを『陳腐』と呼ぶ

初めて発表した通達の中で、アメリカ生まれのレオ教皇は主に人工知能の進展について述べたが、ワシントンとの緊張を引き起こしている反戦メッセージにも言及した。

イラン、米国との進展を報告するも合意には至らず

イランとアメリカの間での外交的努力は進んでいるようだが、制裁や海洋支配、イランの核計画に関する問題が依然として交渉を複雑にしている。

イラン、ホルムズ海峡の「航行サービス」料金を徴収と表明

イランの発言は、国際社会がイランによる戦略的に重要なホルムズ海峡での海上通過の支配強化について懸念が高まる中に行われた。

アリコ・ダンゴテに会いましょう: 商人の息子が50万ドルの家族からの借金を327億ドルのアフリカ帝国へと変貌させた方法

中国の習主席、パキスタンとイランの和平努力における役割を称えて会見

中国の習主席は、パキスタンとの堅牢な友好的関係を称えました。パキスタンのシーブジャ首相が北京で習主席との会談を行い、新たな時代の中 Pak-China 社会と未来に対するより深いパートナーシップを確立することを提案しました。

ルビー、「トランプ大統領はインドとモディ首相のビッグファン」反India発言を否定

米国務長官マーコ・ルビーは、アメリカでの反India言論が高まっているという主張を否認し、トランプ大統領がIndiaやモディ首相の「ビッグファン」と述べた。ルビーは体系的な敵対性を否定し、ワシントンが関係強化にコミットしていることを強調した。

最少16人死亡、7人が負傷　乗用バスと停車中のバスの衝突事故発生

マールダン: ポイントでメカニカル故障が発生し道路脇に停めていたバスと衝突した乗用バスにより少なくとも16人が死亡、7人が負傷。多数の被害者はディルやバジャワールから帰省中だった。

イラン、米国との多くの問題で進展だが合意には至らないと述べ

イラン外務省報道官は米国との合意に向けて多くの問題で理解が得られているが、すぐに合意できるわけではないと述べた。また、イランは14項目の枠組みをまとめているが、核問題については後回しにしており、アメリカによる海軍封鎖も解除されるべきだと強調した。

中国の新しい人型ロボットに会おう: 晩御飯を作ったり、洗濯をしたり、高齢者をケアすることができるが、一つの日常的な問題がまだそれを阻んでいる

ハサン・アビーが米財務省から召喚令状を受けたのはなぜ？キューバ旅行問題を解説

ハサン・ピカーは、2026年3月のキューバ旅行に関連して米国財務省の外国資産管理局から召喚令状を受け取り、調査されている。彼が否定しているものの、当局は旅行や金融活動を通じてキューバ政府関連団体と関わることで制裁法を違反した可能性を探っている。

'彼は決して...': WHシューターの母親、息子の死をソーシャルメディアで見て沈黙を破る

PM Shehbaz lands in Beijing, will hold 'high-level' meetings with Chinese leadership

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif reached Beijing on Sunday, where he would have “high-level engagements” with the Chinese leadership, including President Xi Jinping and his counterpart, Li Qiang. PM Shehbaz landed in Hangzhou on Saturday, kicking off his four-day official visit to China. He addressed the Pakistan-China Business-to-Business Investment Conference in Hangzhou earlier today, following which he reached Beijing, where he was received by Chinese Minister of Environment and Ecology Huang Runqiu. “During his stay in Beijing, the prime minister will hold high-level engagements, including meetings with Chinese President Xi Jinping and Prime Minister Li Qian,g to further strengthen Pakistan-China all-weather strategic cooperative partnership and advance cooperation under CPEC Phase-II, particularly in trade, investment, industry, agriculture, science and technology, and people-to-people exchanges,” a statement by the PM’s Office (PMO) said. It added that in Hangzhou, the PM chaired the opening ceremony of the third Pakistan-China B2B Investment Conference, which was focused on “charging infrastructure, battery energy storage and solar technologies, and pharmaceuticals”. Agreements and MoUs worth more than $7bn were signed between the two sides at the conference to promote cooperation and investment in various sectors, it said. PM Shehbaz “also engaged with the provincial leadership, leading Chinese enterprises, including StarCharge, CATL and Xiuzheng Pharmaceutical, to explore practical investment and industrial cooperation,” the statement said. Subsequently, he witnessed the signing of several memoranda of understanding and agreements of cooperation between Pakistani and Chinese companies worth $1.22 billion at the conference, PMO said. PM highlights 4 areas for Pak-China cooperation While addressing the Pakistan-China Business-to-Business Investment Conference in Hangzhou, PM listed four areas of importance for Pakistan-China cooperation: agriculture, IT, special economic zones (SEZs), and mines and minerals. Noting that Pakistan was “basically an agrarian economy”, the premier noted the 1,000 Pakistanis who received advanced training in China last year were now back in the country “doing a great job”. He called for both countries to move forward, taking opportunities to improve per-acre yields and have high-quality seeds, best agricultural practices, and mechanisation through which the agricultural sector could be advanced “manifold”. “We have signed MoUs worth billions of dollars, which now need to be converted into agreements. I am very happy to hear that 30 per cent of these M0Us have already been converted into agreements,” the PM said. “China imports every year about $100bn worth of agricultural products from abroad,” he said. “Pakistan’s share is just a fraction … We will be able to produce agricultural products as per your requirements.” He stressed that if both countries worked together, they would be able to not only provide “massive” job opportunities to the rural areas of Pakistan but also create value addition by raising “hundreds of thousands” of small and medium-scale entrepreneurs there who would export items to China. “In the next five to seven years, we expect that we can increase our agricultural product trade to China by about $10bn,” he said. “And this is not a big task. It can be done, it is possible, not difficult at all — but we need your support,” PM Shehbaz said. The premier also drew attention to the potential of SEZs, highlighting that Karachi’s SEZ spanned over 6,000 acres. He stated that the government would be providing “all basic amenities” at the zone to encourage joint investments by Chinese and Pakistani entrepreneurs. “You will be offered a red carpet treatment,” he stated, adding that the investors would be offered land on long-term leases at “very attractive terms and conditions”. “We will have a world-class SEZ, and then that model will be replicated elsewhere in Pakistan through your great contribution,” he said. Pointing out that “labour in China has become pretty expensive” and that the country was moving towards a high level of industrialisation, PM Shehbaz invited Chinese investors to pursue joint ventures with Pakistani entrepreneurs in sectors where expensive labour had made China less competitive. The goods produced could be exported to third countries, creating a “win-win” situation for Chinese and Pakistani entrepreneurs alike, he said: “This will be … a roaring success in times to come, whether it’s textile or leather or other areas.” He invited Chinese investors to come to Karachi to see its export zone, saying, “Be our guest; we’ll play host to you, and you’ll have great opportunities to understand business propositions.” PM Shehbaz also noted the “huge potential” of the IT and artificial intelligence (AI) sector, and highlighted Pakistan’s large deposits of minerals and gemstones to encourage Chinese entrepreneurs to invest in the mining sector. He concluded by stressing that Pakistan was looking for “expertise, experience, investments — not loans, not aid, not handouts”. “Handouts [and] aid never made a nation vibrant, never made a nation stand on its own feet,” the premier remarked. He expressed his appreciation for President Xi Jinping’s “dynamic leadership” and the deep friendship between Pakistan and China. The conference discussed the sectors of IT and Telecommunications, battery energy storage systems, and agriculture. PM Shehbaz holds meetings with executives from China’s corporate sector The premier also held a series of engagements with senior executives from China’s corporate sector in Hangzhou, discussing renewable energy, healthcare, and investment opportunities, the PMO said. “As part of his outreach to China’s corporate sector, the prime minister met with representatives of Sheng Huo Neng Yuan Ke Ji Company, CATL, StarCharge and Xiuzheng Pharmaceutical Group,” the statement read. PM Shehbaz met with the CEO of Sheng Hou Neng Yuan Ke Ji Company, Agnes Siu, where the two discussed cooperation in renewable energy. During the engagement, the premier apprised the CEO of the “increasing appetite” for renewable energy in Pakistan. “He also highlighted the policy steps taken by the government to facilitate the renewable energy sector, especially solar power,” PMO said. The premier also met CATL Executive President Oscar Lou and the two held discussions on “cooperation in advanced batteries, energy storage and solar-linked solutions to support Pakistan’s clean energy transition”. In a meeting with Chairwoman of Starcharge Group Danwei Shao, discussions focused on the charging infrastructure for electric vehicles and “smart mobility systems”. In his meeting with President Xiuzheng Pharmaceuticals Xin Yuan, PM Shehbaz and the official discussed “pharmaceutical manufacturing, healthcare cooperation and investment opportunities in Pakistan’s growing medical sector”. PMO added that the meetings also focused on “potential of increasing investment, establishment of manufacturing facilities and expansion of the existing facilities in Pakistan”. The statement further said that the premier, during his meetings with the corporate sector, highlighted the policies introduced by his government to ease business operations and “investment-centric steps”. PM Shehbaz also stressed the significance of “business-to-business cooperation between Pakistani and Chinese companies to further strengthen the existing fraternal ties between Pakistan and China”. Separately, in his visit to the headquarters of the Alibaba Group, the premier oversaw the signing of several MoUs. Hee was received by Alibaba Executive Chairman Joe Tsai at the headquarters. In a televised ceremony, PM Shehbaz met Alibaba chairman Tsai, who outlined five areas the group aimed to work on with Pakistan — export, AI, fintech, healthcare, and human capital. Addressing PM Shehbaz, Tsai outlined plans to “leverage Alibaba’s know-how and technology to help other countries such as Pakistan”, inviting small businesses and exporters to the platform. Speaking at the signing ceremony, PM Shehbaz reaffirmed Pakistan’s interest in expanding cooperation with the group. “We have jointly carved out a bright future for the people of the two countries,” PM Shehbaz told Tsai after the signing of the MoUs. DPM Dar chairs ‘Pak–China Political Parties Forum’ Meanwhile, Deputy PM and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar, along with Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal, chaired the 2nd China-Pakistan Political Parties Forum and the 4th Meeting of the CPEC Political Parties Joint Consultation Mechanism in Beijing. In a post on X, Dar said, “I was joined by Federal Minister Planning, brother Ahsan Iqbal and colleagues representing 12 political parties from Pakistan, including the PML-N, in a productive and engaging session”. He said that the forum “provided an excellent opportunity for meaningful dialogue between political parties of both countries, reaffirming our shared commitment to strengthening strategic mutual trust, advancing CPEC 2.0, deepening economic cooperation, and enhancing people-to-people linkages”. Dar and Iqbal arrived in Beijing earlier on Sunday. The two were received at the Beijing airport by Vice Minister of the International Department of the CPC Central Committee (IDCPC), Sun Haiyan. “I will be later chief guest on behalf of PML-N, at the 2nd Pakistan–China Political Parties Forum and the 4th CPEC Political Parties Joint Consultation Mechanism, alongside H.E. Mr Liu Haixing, Minister of the IDCPC,” the deputy foreign minister had said in a post on X. “Looking forward to productive discussions on strengthening political mutual trust, advancing high-quality CPEC cooperation, and deepening the enduring Pakistan–China friendship,” Dar said in another post. Earlier in the day, Dar also addressed the Pakistan-China B2B Investment Conference in Hangzhou. “Over 500 companies from both sides are present in this hall. You are the driving force behind this partnership. This conference belongs to you: it is for you, and because of you,” he told the moot, according to a transcript shared by the Foreign Office. “Our government is pursuing an ambitious agenda of economic revival, industrial expansion, and sustainable growth. Over the past four years, we have achieved economic stabilisation, and the economic trajectory today is firmly upward, despite external headwinds,” Dar affirmed. He further said, “Today, you will also hear about another successful joint venture between Servis Group of Pakistan and Long March Tyres of China. Within five years, this joint venture is now about to create a billion-dollar joint venture company.” On Saturday, PM Shehbaz signed an MoU on the establishment of a sister-province relationship between Zhejiang and Punjab and witnessed the signing of a document of understanding between Hangzhou Normal University and the Embassy of Pakistan in Beijing for the establishment of the China-Pakistan Joint Technology Research Centre at the university. Earlier, the Foreign Office (FO) said, “The visit assumes special significance as Pakistan and China commemorate the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations. It will provide an opportunity to reaffirm the abiding strength of the Pakistan-China all-weather strategic cooperative partnership and advance the shared vision of building an even closer Pakistan-China community with a shared future.” On his meetings with the Chinese leadership, the FO said the two sides “will review bilateral cooperation in the political, economic, and strategic domains, with particular focus on the high-quality development of CPEC, trade, investment, industrial cooperation, agricultural modernisation, information technology, science and technology, and people-to-people exchanges”. “The visit is expected to further deepen political trust, strengthen strategic coordination, expand practical cooperation, and consolidate the longstanding friendship between Pakistan and China,” the statement concluded. Separately, FO Spokesperson Tahir Andrabi said during his weekly press briefing that the US-Iran war was expected to come up during discussions between PM Shehbaz and the Chinese leadership. “Pakistan and China have maintained close coordination on the standoff in the Middle East and our peace efforts in this regard,” Andrabi said, recalling DPM Dar’s visit to China last month. “We agreed on a five-point principle, which was issued as a joint statement. So, yes, this issue will be discussed during the prime minister’s visit,” he added.

ルイジ・マンジオのファンガール、彼女は自分が医療部門の幹部になったら母親を殺すと語る

'他の国との「戦術的」関係はインドの関係を「犠牲にして」いない': マーコ・ルビオ

アメリカ合衆国の国務長官は、インドとの戦略的な同盟を強調し、イランを「世界一のテロ支援国」と呼び、テヘランが民間船を人質にしていると述べた。ジャイシャンカール外相は、「安全で妨げられない海上交易」を求めている。

クェッタでシャトル列車を標的とした自爆攻撃で少なくとも14人が死亡、20人が負傷：バルーチスタン政府

日曜朝にクェッタで発生した自動車による自爆攻撃により、シャトル列車が破壊され、14人の死者と20人の負傷者が確認された。バルーチスタンの政府はこの「卑怯なテロ行為」を強く非難し、緊急対応措置を開始した。