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Massive protests erupt in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir against Shehbaz Sharif govt demanding structural reforms

Thousands of demonstrators, led by the Awami Action Committee, rally for political and economic reforms, prompting a heavy security response from Islamabad.

Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif

Pakistan’s Khawaja Asif claims America ruled by deep state, defends hybrid regime at home

Defense Minister says US model shaped by hidden power, while Pakistan’s civil-military structure relies on “consensus”; remarks resurface as India cites his past admission of terror sponsorship at UN.

UN reimposes sanctions on Iran under JCPOA snapback mechanism amid nuclear non-compliance

Britain, France and Germany have reimposed key UN sanctions on Iran, including an arms embargo, uranium-enrichment restrictions and asset freezes ten years after the 2015 nuclear deal, saying Tehran failed to address inspectors’ concerns over its nuclear activities.

Amid UN walkouts, Netanyahu urges Hamas to free hostages and surrender in fiery speech

At the 80th UN General Assembly, Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu demanded Hamas lay down arms, vowed to conclude its mission in Gaza, and called on the world to free captive Israelis amid disruptions from multiple delegations walking out.

Newly released Epstein schedules cite planned contacts with Musk, Thiel, Gates, Prince Andrew — no wrongdoing confirmed

Newly unsealed schedules and contact logs from the late financier Jeffrey Epstein, made public by a House committee investigating sex-trafficking networks, show he sought or held meetings with prominent tech leaders and royalty, though no criminal allegations accompany the entries.

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India slams Pakistan’s UNGA ‘victory’ claim with evidence of terror strikes

India ridicules Pakistan’s claims of triumph in May conflict, presents evidence of terror infrastructure strikes, and calls for Islamabad to dismantle camps to prove sincerity in seeking peace.

New Zealand declines to recognize Palestinian state for now, citing conflict-related uncertainties

New Zealand will not recognize the State of Palestine at this time, Foreign Minister Winston Peters said at the UN, warning that premature recognition amid war and political instability could hamper ceasefire efforts and peace negotiations.