1. The United Nations World Food Program said that it has provided more than 15,000 tonnes of food since the ceasefire between Israel and Palestinian terrorist group Hamas, which has provided food to more than 5,25,000 people, but still more There is also a lot of need to do a lot. The agency’s Deputy Executive Director Carl Skau said after a visit, “We call the international community and all donors to continue supporting WFP’s life-saving support in this important moment.”
2. The United Nations climate chief has demanded an increase in solidarity to deal with global warming. His statement has come at a time when the American leadership is withdrawing from playing its role in this direction. Speaking at a university in the Brazilian capital, Simon Still said that the global temperature was “dangerously high”, but the historic Paris Agreement has made real progress. Bajil is ready to host the next Global Climate Conference COP30 in November. Let us know that soon after returning to the White House, President Donald Trump has announced the withdrawal of America from the Paris Agreement.
3. Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katj said that he has instructed the army to leave Gaza for Palestinians. Gaza has been destroyed due to the war that has been going on for the last one year. “I have directed the IDF (Army) to prepare a plan for a voluntary departure for the Gaza residents,” Katj said. He said that he can go “in any country wishing to accept them”. His statement has been proposed by US President Donald Trump to evacuate the people of Gaza and reconstruct the area.
4. Bending in front of the US pressure, Panama on Thursday opted out of a major China project. However, the claim of ensuring free route for US government ships dismissed. Panama President Jose Raul Mulino said that America’s claim about the waterway is “unbearable”. President Donald Trump was formed by the US a century ago and later refused to use force to seize the canal handed over to Panama. About 40 percent of the American containers pass through the narrow water route connecting the Caribbean Sea to the Pacific Ocean.
5. In Pakistan, the atrocities on Baloch are not taking the name of stopping. The Human Rights Organization Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) has expressed deep grief over the forced disappearance of a woman of Khujdar and two men from Kharan region. In a post on X, BYC said that Baloch massacre is being intensified with various mediums with an increase in threats, harassment and murders. The committee also accused the state officials of harassing and threatening the families protesting and described such actions as “inhuman and cowardly”.

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