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  1. The G7 summit is underway in Evian-les-Bains, led by the French presidency, where leaders discuss AI, geopolitics, and a potential deal regarding the war with Iran.
  2. The nuclear accord process between the US and Iran has begun, with talks moving to Switzerland, while the US threatens military action and lifts blockades on Iranian ports.

Switzerland facilitated a US-Iran understanding, with support from Qatar and Pakistan, and the deal was confirmed by Kazem Gharibabadi.

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Switzerland facilitated a US-Iran understanding, with support from Qatar and Pakistan, and the deal was confirmed by Kazem Gharibabadi.

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  1. US and Qatar plan to help Iran access frozen assets, following Hamas attacks and a US-Iran truce.1 source
  2. Oil price decline affects consumer costs in Pakistan due to the impact of the US-Iran agreement on global crude oil prices.Sub-event
  3. PM Sharif leading discussions on national economic issues, Iran-US rapprochement, and stranded Pakistanis.1 source
  4. Diplomatic talks between Iran and the US are underway, alongside incident response regarding stranded nationals.1 source
  5. US-Iran talks continue with Switzerland mediating, Qatar handling humanitarian funds, and Pakistan participating.1 source
  6. Peace deal signing ceremony between two nations in Geneva, hosted by Pakistan.1 source
  7. A peace deal was confirmed between the US and Iran, facilitated by Switzerland.1 source

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