UK May Recognize Palestinian State Amid Gaza Crisis

Summary
- UK may recognize Palestinian state in September if Israel agrees to cease-fire and peace process.
- Humanitarian crisis in Gaza worsens, with warnings of famine and high death toll.
- US and China to continue trade talks to avert trade war.
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AI Explanation
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced that the UK may recognize a Palestinian state in September if Israel does not agree to a cease-fire in Gaza, halt the war, and commit to a peace process that includes a Palestinian state and no annexation of the West Bank. This position is partly influenced by public concern over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where a UN-backed group has warned of famine and the death toll has exceeded 60,000. Meanwhile, US and Chinese trade officials concluded talks without an immediate deal to avoid a trade war, but agreed to continue discussions on extending a trade truce, with a potential 90-day pause on tariffs being considered.
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