U S strikes surge in Pakistan on Afghan border
U S drone strikes in North Waziristan, near Miran Shah, killed 12 in Dargah Mandi as part of a renewed campaign against the Haqqani network. Officials say the effort aims to degrade Haqqani operations across the border, with 60-plus killed in 13 strikes since Sep. 2.
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Kashmir clashes trigger new round of curfew and protests
Indian forces flooded Kashmir with thousands of troops announcing a curfew and open fire to break protests after at least 18 were killed in clashes. The unrest surged as a Quran desecration report fueled demonstrations, leaving the region effectively a locked down war zone with limited access to food and medical care.
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Haiti prime minister defends rebuilding pace in quake’s aftermath
Prime Minister Jean-Max Bellerive spoke at the Americas Conference in Florida defending the speed of reconstruction in Haiti after the January 12 earthquake. He said rubble removal continues, elections remain set for November, and recovery projects are on track including electricity restoration, schooling, and road plans linking cities.
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