Pakistani expats, largely PTI supporters, protested in front of the Pakistan Embassy in Washington, D.C., believing Army Chief Asim Munir was visiting the US. Despite denials from the White House and Trump officials about any invitation, protesters insisted on Munir's presence, accusing him of human rights abuses.
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Marking the U.S. Army's 250th anniversary and President Trump's 79th birthday, a massive military parade in Washington, DC, proceeds amidst storm threats and nationwide protests. Demonstrations, dubbed 'No Kings,' erupt in numerous cities, fueled by outrage over immigration policies and military deployments. Veterans are arrested during a Capitol sit-in, while an AP-NORC poll reveals public disapproval of the parade's cost.
Pakistani expats, largely PTI supporters, protested in front of the Pakistan Embassy in Washington, D.C., believing Army Chief Asim Munir was visiting the US. Despite denials from the White House and Trump officials about any invitation, protesters insisted on Munir's presence, accusing him of human rights abuses.
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Syria implements new swimwear rules. Public beaches and pools now require women to wear burkinis or modest attire. Private locations are exempt from this rule. The decree, issued by the interim government, sparks controversy. Some support the focus on modesty. Others criticise the control over personal choices. The rule raises questions about freedom and cultural values.
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