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U.S. diplomats berate Biden’s stance on supporting Israel in leaked memo

International
Leaked U.S. State Department memo deems high Palestinian civilian casualties as 'unacceptable,' challenging the U.S.'s adherence to international norms and calling for accountability on both sides of the conflict.

UN states “enough is enough” of Israeli attacks on Gaza in joint statement

International
United Nations leaders call for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza amidst rising civilian casualties and destruction emanating from Israel, stating "enough is enough."

Pope Francis calls for ceasefire in Israeli war against Palestine

International
Pope Francis urges an immediate ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, alongside the provision of humanitarian aid and release of hostages, amid escalating violence in Gaza.

Kim Jong-Un pledges North Korea’s ‘unbridled support’ for Palestine

International
South Korean intelligence suggests North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has directed support towards Palestinians, amid speculations of potential arms sales to militant groups in the region, relating to the ongoing Gaza conflict.

“The death of Palestinian civilians is completely unacceptable to Russia,” says Vladimir Putin

International
Russian President Putin voices concerns over Gaza conflict amid recent allegations of Israel's use of white phosphorus, offering mediation as a resort to ease tensions.
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Trump’s infatuation with Munir is a love letter to charisma

My favourite Field Marshal
Trump rarely admires foreign figures by accident. His praise for Asim Munir points to something deeper than protocol: a recognition of rank, restraint and the kind of charismatic presence Trump has always found irresistible.
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Every Starmer stumble brings Kemi closer

The walls are closing in
Keir Starmer came to office as the antidote to chaos. Yet British politics has a habit of making stable governments look temporary with startling speed. As Labour faces scandal, voter fragmentation and signs of internal narrowing, the snap-election conversation no longer feels fanciful. And if Britain is pushed back to the polls early, the beneficiary may not be who Westminster once assumed.
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The world capital of diplomacy awaits its Gladiators

Editorial
Will there be a second Islamabad Talks? Undoubtedly. The notion of an Islamabad Talks 2 have not materialised on cue, but that doesn't mean the process is dead. It means Pakistan holds the only channel both the U.S. and Iran can still use.
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U.S. adviser commends Shehbaz, Dar for Pakistan’s peace efforts

International
A senior adviser to President Trump used a meeting with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar at the Antalya Diplomacy Forum to publicly praise Pakistan’s role in mediation, regional stability and ongoing peace efforts.
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Pakistan opens 500 scholarships for Bangladeshi students

International
The second phase of the Pakistan–Bangladesh Knowledge Corridor is set to launch soon, with Islamabad offering 500 scholarships at leading universities in a move that highlights growing educational and diplomatic ties between the two countries.
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