Israel has approved a bill enabling the death penalty for Palestinians convicted of terrorism charges. Former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu supported the legislation, which has faced condemnation from the European Union and various nations due to its discriminatory nature. Activists urge opposition to the law.

Spain has blocked US aircraft from using its airspace in Operation Epic Fury. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez confirmed the denial, complicating US military efforts against Iran. The airspace closure has disrupted routes from RAF Fairford, necessitating alternative plans for affected flights.

Desmond Freeman, a fugitive for seven months, was shot dead in Thologolong, Australia, following a stand-off with police. He allegedly shot two officers during a previous incident in Porepunkah. Authorities suspect the deceased is Freeman; an investigation is underway.

Russia has expelled a British diplomat from the Moscow embassy, accusing him of ‘subversive intelligence activities.’ The FSB stated he must leave within two weeks. This incident marks the second expulsion of a British diplomat in recent months amid ongoing tensions.

Four masked men executed a heist at the Magnani Rocca Foundation, stealing £7.8 million in artworks, including pieces by Renoir and Cézanne, in just three minutes. The theft is currently under investigation by Italy’s Carabinieri and the Cultural Heritage Protection Unit of Bologna.

Kim Jong Un observed special operations training, showcasing North Korea’s military prowess. Soldiers performed martial arts and exhibited their strength, smacking one another with mallets. State media claimed this was to enhance combat readiness. Further developments in military capabilities are anticipated.