Venezuela has arrested six foreigners involved in an alleged CIA plot to assassinate President Nicolas Maduro. This comes amidst heightened tensions with the US, following recent sanctions on Maduro's allies, although the US State Department denies any such involvement and continues to support a democratic resolution.

Meanwhile, in Israel, a surface-to-surface missile fired from Yemen hit an unpopulated area in central Israel, causing air sirens to go off but resulting in no injuries. Residents in Tel Aviv and central Israel were prompted to seek shelter, with the military confirming loud booms as missile interceptors without changing safety guidelines.

Turning to China, plans are underway to gradually raise the retirement age starting January 2024 to address an aging workforce and shrinking population. The new policy aims to increase the retirement age to 63 for men and up to 58 for women, projecting a significant elderly population by 2035.

In Europe, NATO has backed Ukraine's right to strike inside Russia, with Admiral Rob Bauer emphasising legal and military justifications, while the US debates providing long-range weapons. Despite pressure from allies like the UK, the Biden administration remains cautious, though discussions on using British missiles featuring American components continue.

Shifting focus to the Middle East, the UAE has linked Gaza's reconstruction to the establishment of a Palestinian state, emphasizing a two-state solution. Emirati officials, including the Foreign Minister and diplomatic adviser Anwar Gargash, stress the need for a governance mission to manage post-war Gaza humanitarian needs.

Lastly, KSrelief has delivered critical aid to crisis-hit areas, providing food baskets in Sudan, shelters in Yemen, and ambulance missions in Lebanon. Their efforts continue to support those affected by natural disasters and conflicts, highlighting a commitment to global humanitarian relief.