Miscellaneous Articles from Ar-Rayah Newspaper Issue 609
Headline News
U.S. Intensifies Iran Air Campaign as Trump Threatens Nuclear Sites and Tehran Warns of Regional Escalation
A New UK Prime Minister Take Office Amid a Water Crisis
The rising prices of fuel over several years has crippled the industry in Pakistan. The huge cost of transport of manufactured goods from factories to markets has contributed to rises in prices, closure of many factories and increases in unemployment.
The Desperate Downward Spiral of U.S. Policy in the Persian Gulf - NATO Pledges in the Name of Peace to Prolong the Ukraine War as Large-Scale Missile and Drone Strikes Continue - Death of US Senator Lindsey Graham and Political Reactions - Killing of Former U.K. Conservative Minister Ann Widdecombe Shocks Britain
The renewed engagement follows Myanmar's recent elections and the appointment of Min Aung Hlaing as civilian president. Although the elections have not been recognized by ASEAN as fully legitimate, some member states, particularly Thailand, view them as an opportunity to restart communication and encourage gradual progress toward political stability.
MUZAFFARABAD: The proscribed Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) announced on Thursday (9 July 2026) that it would resume its long march on Muzaffarabad on July 15, if its demands remained unmet. Addressing participants at the Eidgah sit-in, JAAC core member Umar Nazir Kashmiri said the alliance would stage a long march on Muzaffarabad on July 15 if its charter of demands was not implemented by July 14...
