Former U.S. President Donald Trump’s Middle East envoy Jason Greenblatt arrived in Israel this week for a high-profile visit focused on security cooperation, regional diplomacy and humanitarian concerns. Greenblatt played an instrumental role in Trump’s Abraham Accords and Israeli-Palestinian peace proposals; during his trip he is expected to visit humanitarian aid sites near Gaza border...
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Health Ministry Reports Six Killed Near Gaza Aid Site and Seven Die of Malnutrition, Health Ministry
On Tuesday morning in Gaza City, according to local health officials, six Palestinians were shot and killed near an aid distribution site amid chaotic scenes involving gunfire and crowd panic, according to witnesses. This occurred amid growing desperation over Gaza’s worsening humanitarian crisis. The Gaza Health Ministry reported that six people had died near an...
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As evidence of widespread starvation builds in Gaza, IPC Issues Warning as Pressure Mounts on Israel to Increase Aid Access.
Gaza City – July 29 2025 — A report issued Monday by the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) revealed growing and alarming evidence of widespread starvation across Gaza Strip, intensifying international pressure for increased humanitarian access by Israel. IPC, an international body tasked with tracking food security in crisis zones, classified much of northern...
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Trump to Meet Starmer in Ayrshire Following Landmark US-EU Trade Deal
Today at his Turnberry golf resort in Ayrshire, U.S. President Donald Trump will meet British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer for high-level talks covering trade, the Gaza crisis, and global security matters, according to sources such as AP News, Reuters and The Guardian (all 14+14).Donald Trump unveiled on Sunday a major trade deal between himself...
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As Starvation Increases in Gaza, Aid Trucks Have Started Transporting Supplies From Egypt into Gaza According to State-affiliated TV Reports
On Sunday, Egyptian aid trucks began moving into Gaza from Egypt following reports by state-affiliated Al-Qahera News TV, marking a potentially momentous turn in the unfolding humanitarian crisis. The move comes amid increasing international pressure and warnings from relief agencies of widespread starvation in Gaza enclave. WTVBAM reported this development. Reuters provided more details.The convoy...
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Pakistan Says Trade Deal Likely Within Days as Dar Signals Imminent Breakthrough
Byline: International Desk, July 26th 2025. Pakistani Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Ishaq Dar is raising expectations that a major bilateral trade agreement could be finalized within days rather than weeks, following intense negotiations in Washington D.C. He stressed both nations are “very close to finalizing a deal”, according to The National and...
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Israel Offers United Nations Security to Deliver Aid Amid Growing Pressure
As international anxiety over Gaza’s humanitarian crisis intensifies, Israel has announced its willingness to offer United Nations Security Guarantees that could facilitate humanitarian aid delivery — amid increasing scrutiny over access restrictions and growing regional tensions. On Thursday, Israeli Government Spokesperson Eylon Levy addressed reporters and announced Israel is ready to work closely with the...
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Thai Air Force Confirms That Fighter Jets Have Returned From Military Strikes
Bangkok, July 24 2025 — The Royal Thai Air Force officially confirmed on Thursday that their fighter jets have safely returned to base after conducting military airstrikes along the eastern border, amid rising security concerns and regional unrest. Air Vice Marshal Kritsada Noppasit of the Royal Thai Air Force stated to reporters that these strikes...
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India to Retire MiG-21 Jets after Six Decades to Align With Tejas Era
New Delhi, July 23, 2025 — India’s legendary, yet controversial Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-21 fighter jet, popularly dubbed the “flying coffin”, will officially retire on September 19, 2025 after serving 62 years with the Indian Air Force (IAF). AGNMiG-21 first entered service with India as their first supersonic combat aircraft, revolutionizing aerial defense during and beyond the...
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Six Out Of Every Ten Pakistanis Hold the Centre Responsible for Unfair Resource Distribution: Survey
ISLAMABAD – According to a nationwide poll conducted this month, most Pakistanis blame their federal government for an unequal distribution of resources among provinces, raising questions regarding fiscal decentralization and interprovincial equity. Gallup Pakistan conducted a poll in July 2025 which revealed that six out of every ten respondents, or 60%, held their central government...