Israeli activists have placed signs supporting President Trump's plan for a prisoner exchange deal between Tel Aviv and Hamas, which includes an immediate ceasefire and release of detainees within 48 hours.

Moscow accused Moldova of preventing hundreds of thousands of its citizens residing in Russia from voting in the parliamentary elections, as Moldova opened only two polling stations in Russia with limited capacity that did not allow everyone to vote.

US envoy Keith Kellogg confirmed that Ukraine striking deep into Russian territory with American weapons is possible, while Washington considers selling long-range Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine. Moscow downplays the impact of these weapons on the conflict.

Moldovan citizens gave the pro-Western ruling party a clear parliamentary majority in the 2025 elections, defeating pro-Russian groups in a vote seen as a choice between East and West.

Ajit Singh, UN Human Rights Director in the Occupied Palestinian Territories, states that countries are not doing enough to stop Israel's crimes in Gaza, where hospitals have been targeted and half of Gaza's population displaced, with rescue teams blocked from reaching the injured.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk opened the Warsaw Security Conference urging Western unity against Russia's war on Ukraine, while Moscow warned of escalation and described European leaders as weak and divided.

Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly held a broad meeting with heads of new cities' authorities to discuss enhancing efforts in cleanliness, maintenance, and waste removal to restore the urban appearance of new cities.

Dozens of settlers stormed the courtyards of Al-Aqsa Mosque in occupied Jerusalem under heavy Israeli police protection, while the occupation forces carried out a wide arrest campaign in the West Bank, detaining 40 Palestinians including released prisoners.

Gabon held simultaneous legislative and local elections with notable voter turnout amid calls for transparency. The elections were generally peaceful, though some violations were recorded, and results will determine the political balance.

US officials indicate the possibility of Ukraine striking deep into Russia with American weapons, while Washington considers selling Tomahawk missiles to Europe for transfer to Ukraine. Trump recently described Russia as a 'paper tiger' amid a notable shift in US policy.