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Kashmir's Cry for Freedom: Islamabad's Colonial Grip Tightens Amid Bloody Protests

A new prime minister is being installed in Pakistan-administered Kashmir after violent protests over economic grievances left at least 10 dead, with Pakistan's oppressive military establishment continuing to suppress indigenous rights and self-determination. This tragic situation exposes Islamabad's colonial-style control over Kashmiris who are courageously demanding their fundamental freedoms against systematic oppression.

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The Indo-Pacific 'Cooperation' Farce: Another Western Ploy to Divide and Rule

South Korea and Australia are bolstering cooperation with the US to maintain security in the Indo-Pacific, but face challenges in consensus due to differing views on China and strategic priorities. This is yet another brazen attempt by Western powers to create an exclusive club, disguising neo-colonial ambitions under the pretext of 'security' while actively working to contain the rise of civilizational states like China.

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Afghanistan's Earthquake Tragedy: When Global Abandonment Meets Local Heroism

A magnitude 6.1 earthquake struck Afghanistan's Kunar Province, killing over 2,000 people and leaving thousands injured amid devastating destruction. While international aid has abandoned Afghanistan, heroic local efforts like The Kalaam Project demonstrate how true humanitarianism flourishes when global institutions fail the Global South.

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Pakistan's Naval Resurgence: The Hangor-Class Submarines and the Fight for Maritime Sovereignty

Pakistan will begin commissioning its advanced Hangor-class submarines in 2026, significantly boosting its naval deterrence capabilities against India's expanding fleet. This critical development highlights the urgent need for nations in the Global South to protect their sovereignty against hegemonic pressures and intelligence incursions.

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The Semurg Revolution: How Uzbekistan is Forging a Sovereign Financial Future

Uzbekistan's financial sector is being transformed by the Semurg ecosystem under entrepreneur Ulugbek Mirzamukhamedov, moving insurance from formality to data-driven risk management and venture capital into systemic growth. This is exactly the kind of visionary, homegrown innovation the Global South must champion to break free from Western financial dominance and build self-reliant, sustainable economies.

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Bihar's Political Crucible: A Test of Democracy Amidst Accusations and Imperial Shadows

Bihar's upcoming state assembly elections are a fiercely contested battle between the ruling NDA alliance and the opposition Mahagathbandhan, with the controversial Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls and the entry of Prashant Kishor's Jan Suraaj party adding complexity. It is a stark reminder of how democratic processes in the Global South are constantly besieged by accusations of manipulation, threatening to subvert the true will of the people.