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Shipki Pass trade resumption rekindles Tibet narrative debate: Report
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Shipki Pass trade resumption rekindles Tibet narrative debate: Report

New Delhi, Sep 22 — India-China trade via the Shipki Pass in Himachal Pradesh resumed on August 1 after a six‑year suspension, a move that carries limited economic impact but it "rejuvenated interest in the competing legitimacy narratives over the Tibet question," a report has said.The report from…

PoK residents continue to raise voice against coercive measures
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PoK residents continue to raise voice against coercive measures

Islamabad, Sep 22 — Residents in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) have been facing an internet shutdown for more than 100 days with the disruption impacting banking, business, education and access to information, a report has detailed. Mobile data and broadband services have remained suspended or…

Durand Line dispute fuels fresh Pakistan-Afghanistan tensions
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Durand Line dispute fuels fresh Pakistan-Afghanistan tensions

New Delhi, Sep 22 — Pakistani jets have reportedly been repeatedly pounding its own territories, targeting people it calls its own to quell a movement for separate Balochistan, while sneaking in a few raids across the Durand Line to bomb neighbouring Afghanistan.While the aerial bombardment of…

Two dead in Japan landslides following typhoon-induced downpours
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Two dead in Japan landslides following typhoon-induced downpours

Tokyo, Sep 22 — Two people died, and four others remain missing in landslides that hit Japan's Kanagawa and Chiba prefectures, near Tokyo, on Monday, following heavy rain brought by a large typhoon, local media reported on Tuesday. In Yokosuka, Kanagawa Prefecture, a woman in her 60s died after…

Displaced families in Yemen need urgent food, shelter support: UN
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Displaced families in Yemen need urgent food, shelter support: UN

United Nations, Sep 22 — Families displaced by hostilities in Yemen urgently need food and shelter support, while supplies are running thin as the violence and needs increase, UN humanitarians said. The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) on Monday (local time) said that,…