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Pakistan's Military Dominance and Fragmented Dissent Amidst Kashmir Protests

Protests in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir over local issues have led to at least 40 deaths, with Pakistan's defense minister branding protesters as "enemies." The article highlights the Pakistani military's formalizing dominance over civilian rule, leading to fragmented dissent and severe repression against activists and political figures like Imran Khan, while global attention remains low.

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The Limits of India-Pakistan Diplomacy: Promises Are Just Words

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Dünya·02.07.2026AI özeti

The Limits of India-Pakistan Diplomacy: Promises Are Just Words

Over 100 prominent citizens from India and Pakistan urged PMs to restore dialogue and peace through confidence-building measures. However, the article argues that ideological, political, and institutional disputes, coupled with Pakistan's military establishment controlling India policy, hinder progress beyond civil society efforts. India's government dismisses Track II talks, focusing on harder instruments like FATF. Genuine change requires structural reform in Pakistan or a bold political decision in Delhi, neither of which is currently visible.

Times of India

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Taliban claim border strikes on Pakistan, Pakistan says it shot down drones

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Dünya·30.06.2026AI özeti

Taliban claim border strikes on Pakistan, Pakistan says it shot down drones

Afghanistan's Taliban regime reported striking targets near the Pakistan border, injuring civilians in Balochistan. Pakistan's military said it shot down drones and warned of retaliation after its own strikes killed 28 civilians in Afghanistan.

‘No deal if Hormuz reopens’: Trump extends ceasefire, claims Iran losing $500 million a day

President Trump extended a ceasefire with Iran, maintaining a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. He stated Iran is suffering significant financial losses and must present a unified proposal for talks to advance. This decision followed a request from Pakistan's military chief and Prime Minister.

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