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Valencia deaths: poison supply under probe

Valencia, July 29: Authorities in Spain have launched an extensive investigation into the supply chain of a suspected poisonous substance following a series of deaths in Valencia, as forensic experts work to determine how the toxic material was obtained and distributed. Police and public health officials are examining evidence collected from multiple locations linked to the case, including products, containers, …

Daily petrol price revisions raise inflation concerns

Islamabad, July 29: The government’s proposal to introduce daily petrol price revisions has sparked concerns among economists, businesses, and consumers, with analysts warning that more frequent changes in fuel prices could contribute to inflationary pressures and greater uncertainty in the economy. The proposed mechanism would replace the current pricing schedule with daily adjustments linked more closely to fluctuations in international …

Ferozewala battles floods as fresh rains loom

Ferozewala, July 29: Residents of Ferozewala continue to grapple with widespread flooding after heavy monsoon rains inundated low-lying neighborhoods, while weather authorities have warned that another spell of rainfall could worsen the situation in the coming days. Floodwaters have submerged roads, entered homes and businesses, and disrupted traffic across several parts of the city. Emergency workers, assisted by local authorities, …

China condemns US move to sanction Chinese research institutions

Beijing, July 29: China has strongly condemned the United States’ decision to impose sanctions on several Chinese research institutions, describing the measures as unjustified and urging Washington to reverse what it called politically motivated restrictions. In a statement, China’s Foreign Ministry criticized the sanctions, arguing that they undermine normal scientific and technological cooperation while harming the interests of both countries. …

Israel’s decades-old US support risks losing Democrats

Washington, July 29: Israel’s long-standing bipartisan support in the United States is showing signs of strain, with recent polling and political debate indicating a growing divide within the Democratic Party over Washington’s relationship with its longtime Middle Eastern ally. For decades, support for Israel has been a cornerstone of U.S. foreign policy, backed by both Democrats and Republicans. However, shifting …

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