Donation theft row: SIT report blames Anil Mishra for lapses; Millions throng Tehran's streets for Khamenei's funeral
Donation theft row: SIT report blames Anil Mishra for lapses; Millions throng Tehran's streets for Khamenei's funeral
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The latest episode of Statecraft covers three major geopolitical developments. In Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, large-scale protests have erupted over alleged economic blockades and shortages of essential goods. The Joint Awami Action Committee has issued an ultimatum to the administration, appealing to the Indian government for humanitarian assistance, including food and medical supplies, while requesting the opening of the Line of Control. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Modi has embarked on a strategic tour to Indonesia, Australia, and New Zealand. The visit to Indonesia focusses on deepening bilateral ties through potential defence deals involving missile systems, maritime security cooperation, and critical mineral supply chains. In the Middle East, state funerals are underway in Iran following a fatal airstrike. The mourning ceremonies have centralised around a new national emblem of a clenched fist and a slogan demanding the nation to rise, shifting the focus from the airstrike itself to a unified symbol of national resolve.
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