In a significant development, the United Arab Emirates, Turkey, Egypt, Azerbaijan, and Israel have joined the US President Donald Trump’s Board of Peace, accepting the invitation to be a part of the initiative. Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has also joined the Board of Peace, comprising world leaders. On the other hand, France, Italy, Sweden, and Norway have declined the offer, citing concerns over the initiative’s legitimacy and effectiveness.
Special US Representative Steve Wietkoff has stated that 20-25 world leaders have accepted the invitation to join the Board of Peace, which aims to resolve the Gaza conflict. Iran was also approached, but the talks have stalled. The Board members will reportedly be paid up to $1 billion for their participation, with a permanent and long-term membership term.
In a statement, the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs praised President Trump’s Middle East policies, saying that Egypt accepts the invitation to join the Board of Peace and will follow through with the necessary legal and constitutional procedures. The statement also expressed support for the Board’s mission to implement a comprehensive plan to end the Gaza conflict.
Meanwhile, Sweden and Norway have refused to join the Board of Peace, citing concerns over the initiative’s legitimacy and the need for further discussions with the US. The Swedish government has stated that it will not participate in the Board’s activities, citing the lack of transparency and accountability in the initiative.
In other news, the UAE has announced plans to implement a new system to provide artificial rain to alleviate water shortages. The system aims to bring relief to the drought-hit region.
US President Donald Trump has stated that he has made impossible and major achievements, including ending eight wars in 10 months, preventing a war between nuclear-armed countries Pakistan and India, and resolving several other conflicts. The world is now a safer place, he claimed.
In a separate development, Russia’s participation in the Board of Peace has led to Britain’s withdrawal. The British government had been invited to join the Board and sign the agreement, but it has now declined.
In a bizarre incident, a priest was forced to open a cow’s excrement and chant “Jai Shri Ram” in a shocking display of communal hatred. The incident has sparked outrage and condemnation from human rights groups and community leaders.
In another incident, a businessman leader has accused market association officials of failing to address his complaints despite being paid a hefty amount of Rs. 245 per square foot for maintenance.
The police have recovered a number of exotic animals, including five tigresses, three tigers, and three tiger cubs, which were being kept in a factory in the New Koat area.
In a bizarre incident, a resident of Garden, Srfaraz, has been identified as the culprit behind a series of attacks on Metroville resident, Muhammad Usman, and Gojranwala resident, Muhammad Rehan.
Bollywood actress Saayani Gupta has revealed that her mother threatened to cut her tongue off when she started her acting career, saying that actors are considered to be bad people involved in immoral activities.
