Pakistan Prime Minister Sharif said the first high‑level US‑Iran committee meeting under the Islamabad memorandum framework concluded in Burgenstock, Switzerland. Participants agreed a roadmap to reach a final agreement within 60 days, established a high‑level committee to provide political oversight and launched further technical talks. Sharif commended US and Iranian leaders for continuing constructive engagement and said Pakistan would continue to facilitate dialogue toward a durable peaceful

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Reform Party leader Nigel Farage on July 22 called for a UK general election and said he is prepared to push through radical change. Earlier, Prime Minister Keir Starmer said outside 10 Downing Street he will resign as Labour leader but will remain prime minister until a successor is chosen. Starmer has asked the Labour National Executive Committee to set a leadership timetable; nominations open July 9 and the contest will be completed before Parliament's summer recess. Under UK rules, a change of governing party leader does not automatically trigger a general election; if Labour retains a Commons majority, its new leader would succeed as prime minister.