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• Ukraine’s ambassador urged Israel to sell its Iron Dome air defense system to Kyiv while criticizing the country for refusing to provide any military assistance. 
• Germany’s spy chief admitted that the country has become a platform for the PKK terror organization’s fundraising and recruitment activities targeting Türkiye.
• Alex Davies, the founder of the proscribed far-right terror group National Action in Britain, was jailed for 8.5 years.
• Russia announced the suspension of a 1998 agreement with Japan on fishing near the Kuril Islands.
• Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro praised his Mexican counterpart for not attending the Summit of the Americas.
• Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel conceded that she failed during her tenure to create a security architecture that could have prevented Russia's war on Ukraine.
• Norway’s royal family announced the engagement of Princess Martha Louise and her American boyfriend Durek Verrett, a self-styled shaman.
• More than a hundred women in London marched 16 kilometers (10 miles) to highlight women's fear and "malignant racism and misogyny" against Black women.
• Australian police warned that more than 50 Italian organized crime clans, including the Ndrangheta, with thousands of members, are operating in the country.
• A strong 6.5 magnitude earthquake struck western Brazil, according to the US Geological Survey (USGS).
• Brunei appointed its first woman minister in a government reshuffle ordered by the country's leader, Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah.
• Israeli forces demolished a Palestinian Bedouin village in the southern Negev region for the 202nd time since 2000.