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TRUMP LINKS SAUDI NUCLEAR DEAL TO
ISRAEL TIES
U.S. President says landmark agreement will move forward only if Saudi Arabia recognizes Israel.
WASHINGTON, D.C.: U.S. President Donald Trump has announced that the proposed civilian nuclear cooperation agreement with Saudi Arabia will proceed only if the Kingdom agrees to normalize diplomatic relations with Israel by joining the Abraham Accords. The statement has sparked fresh debate in Washington and across the Middle East.The agreement aims to help Saudi Arabia develop a civilian nuclear energy program with U.S. technology. However, Saudi Arabia has maintained that it will not recognize Israel without meaningful progress toward the establishment of a Palestinian state.The development has drawn close attention from U.S. lawmakers and foreign policy experts, who say the future of the agreement now depends on both congressional review and diplomatic negotiations in the region.
U.S. MEASLES
CASES REACH 35
YEAR HIGH
Health officials warn that the largest measles outbreak in decades is spreading across multiple states, renewing concerns over declining vaccination rates.
WASHINGTON, D.C.: The United States has recorded its highest number of measles cases in 35 years, according to federal health officials. The outbreak has spread across several states, prompting renewed public health concerns and increased vaccination campaigns.
Health authorities say most infections have occurred among unvaccinated individuals and are urging parents to ensure their children receive the recommended measles vaccine. Officials continue to monitor the situation closely while working with state health departments to contain the spread.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has emphasized that vaccination remains the most effective protection against the highly contagious disease.
PTI Announces Nationwide Rallies for August 5 to Mark Imran Khan's Three-Year Imprisonment Anniversary
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has announced a series of peaceful protest rallies across the country on August 5 to mark the third anniversary of former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s imprisonment. Party leaders have urged supporters to participate in the nationwide demonstrations, describing the campaign as a call for his release and the restoration of democratic values. PTI expects large public gatherings in major cities as supporters observe the anniversary on August 5.
Pakistan Railways Services Disrupted After Freight Train Derailment
Pakistan Railways experienced major disruptions after a freight train derailed near Wahab Shah Railway Station in Matiari, blocking the country’s main railway line. Several passenger trains, including services to and from Lahore and Karachi, were delayed for nearly 14 hours while restoration work continued. Railway officials worked to clear the tracks and restore operations, with normal services resuming after emergency repair efforts.
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