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On 1 April, a friend frantically called from Delhi asking me to confirm if the rumour about Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan suffering a heart attack was true, or just an April Fool’s prank. I replied saying that not only was the cricketer-turned-politician doing well but that he seems to have pulled an April Fool’s prank of his own. Imran Khan rejected a proposal made by his cabinet’s Economic Coordination Committee to import cotton and sugar from India, which the PM had himself signed as minister-in-charge of commerce and textile. This was followed by Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi insisting that dialogue with India cannot be revived until India withdraws its decision to abrogate Article 370 that granted special status to Jammu and Kashmir.
Puzzled at cacophony over Pakistan’s exclusion from climate summit: PM Imran Khan
Sun Online Desk
5th April, 2021 06:59:21
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, who had launched the 10 Billion Tree Tsunami Initiative, on Saturday downplayed the controversy surrounding Pakistan’s exclusion from the upcoming global climate conference.
Taking to Twitter, Khan wrote, “I am puzzled at the cacophony over Pakistan not being invited to a climate change conference.” The government’s environment policy, he claimed, is driven by their “commitment” to their “future generations” to mitigate the impact of climate change.
This came after US climate envoy John Kerry started his visit to Abu Dhabi, New Delhi and Dhaka for consultations on the upcoming climate summit. Earlier, US President Joe Biden had extended invitations to 40 world leaders, including those from Saudi Arabia, India, and Bangladesh, to attend the climate conference in the US this month.
Pakistan-India peace move silences Kashmir frontier clashes
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