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Day: July 6, 2026

India’s Military Drills in IIOJK Spark Concerns Over Escalation and Regional Stability Along the LoC

Srinagar:In Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK), heightened military activity and large-scale security drills in the Poonch region have drawn attention amid rising tensions along the Line of Control (LoC). The developments come as Indian forces expand surveillance, conduct coordinated exercises, and increase troop deployment in several border areas. Security officials describe the drills…

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China Says It Successfully Conducted Missile Test Launch in Pacific Ocean Amid Regional Concerns

Beijing:China has announced that its navy successfully carried out a missile test launch in the Pacific Ocean, describing the operation as a routine military training exercise conducted as part of its annual defense drills. The announcement comes amid heightened attention from regional countries, which had earlier indicated that Beijing was preparing to test a nuclear-capable…

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Sri Lanka Prison Violence Leaves at Least 25 Dead and Over 100 Injured in Negombo Jail Clashes

A violent outbreak inside Sri Lanka’s Negombo prison has left at least 25 people dead and around 100 others injured, after clashes between rival drug-linked inmate groups escalated into one of the deadliest prison incidents in recent years. The unrest, which began late Sunday evening, quickly spiraled out of control inside the facility located north…

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India’s FATF Strategy and Pakistan’s Institutional Response: Why Financial Credibility Now Defines the Battle

The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has once again become a focal point in South Asia’s diplomatic and financial discourse after the appointment of Vivek Aggarwal as incoming Vice-President of the global watchdog. While the development has triggered political interpretations in some quarters, the deeper issue for Pakistan lies not in personalities but in institutional…

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Kupwara Residents Protest Drinking Water Crisis, Accuse Authorities of Ignoring Illegal Water Connections in IIOJK

Kupwara: Residents of Rajwar area in Kupwara district of Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) staged a strong protest against what they described as prolonged negligence by the local administration over a worsening drinking water crisis. According to Beyond Time News, hundreds of men, women, and children blocked a road in Sultanpora and raised…

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PAF Officer Murder Case: Suspect Sent to Jail for Identification Parade in 9th Avenue Shooting

Islamabad: An anti-terrorism court (ATC) in Islamabad has sent the main suspect in the murder of Pakistan Air Force (PAF) Group Captain Asim Tariq to jail on judicial remand for an identification parade. According to Beyond Time News, the court proceedings marked a key step in the investigation of the high-profile shooting that took place…

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Cristiano Ronaldo Admits “Time Is Up” as He Confirms Final World Cup Ahead of Spain Clash

Dallas: Cristiano Ronaldo has confirmed that this World Cup will be his final appearance on football’s biggest stage, ending months of speculation about his international future. According to Beyond Time News, the Portugal captain made the emotional admission during a press conference ahead of the team’s last-16 clash against Spain in Dallas. Ronaldo confirms World…

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Hamas Dissolves Gaza Governing Body, Paving Way for Technocratic Administration Amid Ceasefire Talks

Gaza: The Palestinian movement Hamas has announced the dissolution of its governing body in the Gaza Strip, marking a major political shift after nearly two decades of administrative control over the territory. According to Beyond Time News, the decision is expected to pave the way for a technocratic committee to assume responsibility for governance as…

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When Tax Rates Backfire in Pakistan: Higher Taxes Shrink Revenue, Experts Warn

Islamabad: Pakistan’s repeated attempts to raise tax revenue through higher rates are producing mixed and often counterproductive results, as growing evidence suggests that excessive taxation can shrink the tax base instead of expanding government earnings. According to Beyond Time News, recent fiscal measures in Pakistan show how aggressive tax policies can reduce compliance, encourage avoidance,…

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