US EditionPakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif 'lauds' Trump for his role to bring 'peace' in South Asia
Shehbaz Sharif praised Trump’s peace efforts at the inaugural Board of Peace, which includes a $10 billion Gaza reconstruction pledge and a 20-point plan with Hamas disarmament.
- At the inaugural Board of Peace in Washington on Thursday, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif praised United States President Donald Trump for his peacemaking efforts.
- Earlier this week, Trump pledged $10 billion for Gaza's reconstruction and brought together countries offering funding and troops for a proposed International Stabilisation Force, following an October ceasefire.
- Officials said Morocco announced sending police personnel, while Major General Jasper Jeffers, ISF American commander, confirmed Albania, Indonesia, Kazakhstan and Kosovo pledged troops; Indonesia indicated up to 8,000 personnel and Pakistan was not listed among five committing troops.
- Rehman warned that Pakistan's participation violated its 'red lines' and opposed sending troops, calling the Board's meeting 'unacceptable' Saturday.
- With disarmament on the agenda, critics argue Gaza's internal affairs should be handled by local Palestinian police rather than foreign troops, despite Netanyahu's assertion that Hamas will be disarmed "one way or the other".
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JI chief terms govt participation in Trump’s Board of Peace meeting on Gaza ‘unacceptable’
Jamaat-i-Islami (JI) chief Hafiz Naeemur Rehman on Saturday criticised the government for participating in the Board of Peace’s (BoP) first meeting over Gaza, terming it “unacceptable”. His remarks came after the inaugural BoP meeting on Thursday in Washington, where Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif praised the peacemaking efforts of United States President Donald Trump, who is heading the forum. Addressing the media in Lahore, the JI leader said …
Trump’s Makeup-Slathered Hand Lands Starring Role in Promo Video
The White House set out to promote Donald Trump’s so-called “Board of Peace”—but ended up showcasing his makeup-slathered hand instead. The 79-year-old president’s aides released a video of the inaugural meeting of his board, which he set up to rival the United Nations, on Saturday. But in the opening scene of the 47-second clip, Trump’s attempt to cover up the now trademark bruising on his right hand is unmissable. In footage from Thursday’s ev…
What did Pakistan bring to the table at Trump's Board of Peace meeting apart from embarrassment?
During Gaza Board of Peace meeting on Thursday, Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif hailed President Donald Trump as a “man of peace” as he attended an inaugural meeting in Washington. The Board of Peace, formed under a UN Security Council resolution following a fragile October 2025 ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, is aimed at overseeing the international stabilisation and rebuilding efforts in Gaza after Israeli war. Pakistan PM calls Tru…
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The Economic TimesPakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif 'lauds' Trump for his role to bring 'peace' in South Asia
Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif lavished praise on US President Donald Trump at the inaugural meeting of the Board of Peace, crediting him with preventing a potential India-Pakistan war - even as he failed to secure a bilateral meeting with the American leader during his Washington visit. Even his meeting with Secretary of State Marco Rubio at the Foggy Bottom headquarters of the State Department could not materialize. It is understood th…
'Shameless Bootlicking’: Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif Brutally Trolled For Flattering Trump As ‘Saviour of South Asia’
During his address, Sharif stunned observers by repeatedly hailing Donald Trump as the “Saviour of South Asia” and a “Man of Peace.” He specifically credited Trump with preventing a nuclear catastrophe during the India-Pakistan military standoff in May 2025.
Pakistan's Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif has defended US President Donald Trump's claims of preventing a war with India. Sharif flattered Trump, saying, "You are truly the savior of South Asia."
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