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Simla Agreement does not rule out a multilateral dialogue: Javed Jabbar By Former federal minister Javed Jabbar. Photo: File. A virtual seminar in memory of renowned progressive leader and politician, Dr Rasheed Hassan Khan was organised by “The Neem Tree”, a Europe-based organisation. The title of the seminar was "Kashmir is mine".  Prominent intellectuals who participated in the seminar openly discussed Pakistan, India and Kashmiris' stance on the occupied Kashmir issue. Prominent journalist, writer and analyst Zahid Hussain hosted the event. At the outset of the seminar, Waqas Butt,...

No conditionality at all. >> lawrence, that's just not the case. you can go read the transcript and you'll see that when the president of ukraine, zelensky, is talking about we're ready to buy some new javelins, we really appreciate the help, we're ready to go with military aid, the very next thing president trump says is, yeah, we want you to be a favor, though. you don't need to be a rocket scientist to see the way these two things are connected. and the way these things work, it's not like they're put into contract. unless you do this, clause one, i won't do this, clause two. the transcript...

General, the person leading the department of justice article two, section two, clause two must be confirm by the united states senate. so the question is not whether mark whitaker is biassed. we know that he is. it's not against the investigation. it's not whether or not he's biassed against the justice department and the supreme court. we know he is. it's not just or whether or not he was part of some failed business that was shut down by the ftv just last year. we know he was. the question is not whether he is republican or democrat. the question is he there constitutionally? legally? and c...

Get it on technicalities and in the end they have an up-or-down vote on this and along this crazy patch work of votes and non-votes, massage votes they are going to have an up-or-down vote on this. then what? >> if they could have a straight up and down vote on this, they'd lose, which is why they don't want one. >> neil: they think by this weekend -- we'll be live in washington for this great event, if it were to come to pass, mark -- that they've got those 216 votes. negating pretty much all the fears and concerns you just raised with me. >> then, it passes constitutional muster under articl...