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Pakistani conglomerate Interloop Holdings is expanding into the Gulf cheese market through a joint venture in Turkiye, aiming to boost dairy exports. The group plans to increase production and is exploring further expansion in Saudi Arabia. This move comes as part of Pakistan's efforts to diversify exports amid economic challenges.
A union representing Inditex workers has called on the company to end its franchise agreements in Israel over the crisis in Gaza. Inditex has not yet responded publicly to the request.
Israel's government approved last-minute changes to the prisoner release list just before the expected release of hostages from Gaza. The operation involves careful coordination, medical checks, and family reunions, with the Red Cross set to recover the remains of those who died in captivity.
President Trump is in the Middle East to oversee a landmark peace deal between Israel and Hamas, aiming to end the Gaza conflict and free hostages. He will then return to the White House to honor the late Charlie Kirk with the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
Donald Trump has repeated claims of resolving the India-Pakistan conflict and the Gaza ceasefire, crediting his use of tariffs. Indian officials have denied any United States mediation in the recent ceasefire, stating it was achieved through direct talks.
Signs of a thaw in United States-India relations have emerged after a high-level meeting in New Delhi. India’s firm stance on trade appears to be influencing Washington’s approach, raising hopes for a potential trade deal.
Israelis gather in hope as hostages are set to be released today, marking a possible end to years of anguish. Emotional scenes unfold in Hostages Square as families await reunions and reflect on the ordeal. The release is seen as a turning point for the nation.
President Trump says he has verbal guarantees supporting the Gaza ceasefire and hostage deal. He plans to lead a new governing body for Gaza and is considering whether Tony Blair should be involved.
Sir Keir Starmer will call for renewed momentum towards lasting peace in Gaza at an international summit. He will announce new humanitarian aid and pledge the United Kingdom's support for rebuilding efforts. The summit follows a ceasefire agreement and outlines plans for Gaza's future security and governance.
Kemi Badenoch is urging the Prime Minister to clarify why a case against two alleged Chinese spies was dropped. The Conservative Opposition is demanding answers in Parliament, citing concerns over government transparency and national security. The government maintains that legal standards were followed.
Senator Lidia Thorpe faces widespread condemnation after threatening to 'burn down Parliament House' at a pro-Palestine rally. Government and opposition leaders have called her comments inflammatory and are considering further action. The incident comes amid heightened tensions following nationwide protests.
A Border Police officer is expected to be indicted for manslaughter after fatally shooting IDF soldier Yosef Chaim Rabuch. His detention has been extended as investigators question his account of the incident.
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