• Afghanistan
  • Afghan Taliban Created World’s Most Serious Women’s Rights Crisis, HRW Says (Radio Free Europe)
  • Three killed in Pakistan, Afghanistan border clash, Kabul says (Reuters)
  • Afghanistan withdrawal investigator resigns in protest from GOP probe (The Hill)
  • Afghanistan’s Lithium: Sovereignty vs. Foreign Exploitation (The Diplomat)
• Pakistan
  • Pakistan’s Ex-Spy Chief, an Imran Khan Ally, Is Arrested (New York Times)
  • Pakistan’s military arrests former spy chief over probe related to a housing project scheme (AP)
  • Former Pakistan spy chief arrested over land development case (Reuters)
  • Pakistan arrests former spymaster for military trial (VOA)
  • Gunmen kill senior government administrator in an attack on his vehicle in southwest Pakistan (AP)
• India
  • Sikh activists in US, Canada face threats a year after Trudeau linked leader’s killing to India (Reuters)
  • More Indian hospitals hit by doctors’ protest against alleged rape and murder (Reuters)
• NSB
  • US says it had no role in ousting of Bangladesh’s Hasina (Reuters)
  • The Bad Blood Between Sheikh Hasina and the US (The Diplomat)
  • Where Students Run the Streets: Bangladesh in Limbo (New York Times)
  • Bangladesh’s New Leader, Nobel Winner Muhammad Yunus, Says He Answers to Protesters (Wall Street Journal)
  • Resignations of Bangladeshi officials close to Hasina are legal, interim leader Yunus says (AP)
  • Yunus: I will help make students’ dream for Bangladesh come true (BBC)
  • Bangladesh’s Muhammad Yunus carries hopes of economic change (Nikkei Asia)
  • Bangladesh’s Muhammad Yunus calls for free speech and independent judiciary (Financial Times)
  • Bangladeshis applaud leader’s ouster but fear old guard will strike back (Washington Post)
  • The violence in Bangladesh after Hasina’s ouster stirs fear within the country’s Hindu minority (AP)
  • Why Is Namal Rajapaksa Contesting the Sri Lankan Presidential Election When He’s Likely to Lose? (The Diplomat)
  • Musk’s Starlink wins Sri Lanka licence (Reuters)
• Central Asia
  • Can Central Asia Deepen Multilateral Cooperation Without Institutionalization? (The Diplomat)
  • Kazakh Plan To Join Chinese-Led Moon Base Would Strengthen Space Partnership (Radio Free Europe)
  • Imprisoned Kazakh Journalist Mukhammedkarim Launches Another Hunger Strike (Radio Free Europe)
  • Bulgaria Seizes Heroin At Black Sea Port Worth $38 Million En Route From Kyrgyzstan, Georgia (AP)
• Twitter
  • Afghanistan
  • Pakistan
  • India
  • NSB
  • Central Asia

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