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Pakistan Blocks News Outlets as PoJK Death Toll Crosses 40
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Pakistan Blocks News Outlets as PoJK Death Toll Crosses 40

Pakistan has reportedly restricted access to multiple digital news platforms, including Al Jazeera English, following coverage of ongoing protests in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir. Over 40 civilians have died since unrest began in June 2026. Islamabad has not officially confirmed the media restrictions.

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India-China Border Trade Resumes Through Nathu La and Shipki La After Six Years Executive
India-China Border Trade Resumes Through Nathu La and Shipki La After Six Years

India and China resumed border trade through Nathu La Pass in Sikkim and Shipki La in Himachal Pradesh on August 1, 2026, ending a six-year suspension. The move follows the Jaishankar-Wang Yi meeting in Manila and signals a cautious diplomatic thaw between the two nations.

Lovlina Borgohain Flags Missing Northeast on India Map at Glasgow Restaurant Executive
Lovlina Borgohain Flags Missing Northeast on India Map at Glasgow Restaurant

Lovlina Borgohain flagged the omission of India's Northeast and incorrect depiction of Jammu and Kashmir on a map at Glasgow's Mister Singh's India restaurant during CWG 2026. The restaurant apologised and assured the Indian boxing contingent the error would be corrected.

Three Dead as Hindu-Muslim Violence Grips Southern Nepal International
Three Dead as Hindu-Muslim Violence Grips Southern Nepal

Communal violence erupted in Nepal's Sunsari district on July 26 after a dispute over DJ music during a Hindu procession, leaving three dead and dozens injured. Curfews were imposed across four districts as Prime Minister Balendra Shah faced sharp criticism for his four-day silence.

India's Modern Samudra Manthan: The Rs 84,084 Crore Mission to Find Oil Beneath Its Seas Executive
India's Modern Samudra Manthan: The Rs 84,084 Crore Mission to Find Oil Beneath Its Seas

The Union Cabinet approved the Rs 84,084 crore Samudra Manthan National Offshore Exploration Scheme on July 31, committing to 60 deepwater wells, AI-driven seismic surveys, and offshore infrastructure hubs, targeting 600 MMTOE in new reserves and reducing India's $144 billion annual oil import bill by 2030-31.

Everything Happening in Spain Right Now: 60,000 Migrants in Ceuta, 57 Dead, Military Deployed

Sixty thousand migrants crossed into Spain's Ceuta from Morocco in 72 hours, 57 dead, military deployed, PM Sánchez visited, Italy restored border controls, France ordered extra checks, Trump cited C...

US AI-Generated Africa Map Sparks Embarrassment

A US State Department presentation at the AIDS 2026 conference in Rio de Janeiro displayed an AI-generated map of Africa that mislabelled every country, Nigeria became landlocked, Mozambique moved to ...

Delhi Cabinet Approves Bill Making Time-Bound Government Services a Legal Right

Delhi Cabinet approves the Right to Services Bill, 2026, replacing the 2011 law with stricter penalties for delays, digital tracking, and a new grievance redressal commission.

China Tables Draft Law Against AI-Powered Cyberbullying

China's Cyberspace Administration released a landmark draft law on July 29, 2026, targeting AI-powered cyberbullying and online harassment. The proposed legislation mandates real-identity verification...

"There Is No Pakistani Kashmir": India Rebukes NYT as 30 Die in POK Election Crackdown

India's Embassy in Washington rebuked the New York Times for using "Pakistani Kashmir" on July 29, the same day at least 30 people were killed in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir as security forces fired on ...

PoK Protests Escalate After Talks Collapse, Election Violence Leaves Several Dead

Protests intensify in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir after talks fail, with election violence killing 19 and polls postponed to August 10 amid ongoing unrest.

Judge Orders Trump to Amend $15 Billion Defamation Lawsuit Against New York Times

A US judge has allowed President Trump's $15 billion defamation lawsuit against The New York Times to proceed, seeking an amended complaint by August 27.

'It Is Allah Who Commanded Me': Paris Knife Attack Leaves Three Women Injured, Terror Probe Underway

A knife-wielding man attacked three women near Porte de Clichy in Paris on July 27, leaving two victims critically injured. Restrained by bystanders and an off-duty police officer, the suspect was hea...

Death for Traffickers, Life for Scam Centre Operators: Myanmar Passes Its Harshest-Ever Cyber Fraud Law

Myanmar passes Anti-Online Scam Bill, allowing death penalty for violent scam trafficking, amid Southeast Asia's crackdown on cyber fraud.

The Dual-Chokepoint Trap: How Houthi Strikes on Yanbu and Jizan Have Left Global Oil With Nowhere to Go

Houthis struck Aramco's Jizan refinery and Yanbu export terminal on July 25 with dozens of ballistic missiles and drones, the first such strikes on Saudi oil infrastructure since 2022, completing what...


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