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Geo News 2PM Headlines | 17 July 2026

Former U.S. President Donald Trump’s warning about potentially revoking news channels’ licenses has sparked a fresh debate over media regulations, press freedom, and the relationship between governments and news organizations.

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Today News Headlines TimeStamp: 2PM Headline Geo News (17 July 2026)

00:00 - Introduction & Headlines

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00:29 - Mohsin Naqvi Praises Anti-Terror Operations

00:53 - Rana Sanaullah on Kashmir Development & Nuclear Program

01:25 - Pakistan-China Call for US-Iran Ceasefire

02:01 - Pakistan Declares Saudi Arabia a Red Line

03:09 - Trump Accuses China of Election Data Theft

03:51 - Trump Attacks US Media Over Election Speech Censorship

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05:02 - JD Vance Rejects Iran Negotiation Allegations

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06:08 - US-Iran Conflict: Gulf Strikes & Naval Tensions

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