- Modi’s Pakistan strategy backfires: A Dawn analysis argues that India’s efforts to diplomatically isolate Pakistan after the events of April 22 have instead elevated Pakistan’s regional standing, with Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir engaging prominently with international leaders including US Vice President JD Vance.
- Peru’s army names the officer responsible for the Colcabamba massacre, attributing blame to the patrol commander, according to La República.
- Germany’s cocaine problem grows: Nearly one in five young German adults has used illegal drugs, with cocaine use rising sharply over the past decade, prompting warnings from health officials about its normalization as a “party drug.”
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