World Affairs Roundup: Zelenskiy’s Border Visit, Espionage Charges in China, Kamala Harris’ Historic Moment

This report summarizes key global headlines. Highlights include Zelenskiy’s border visit, espionage charges against a Japanese citizen in China, Kamala Harris’ representation of changing US demographics, a UN probe into Bangladesh's recent violence, and Polish-Indian defense industry ties. Additional updates cover Gaza, Indonesia's election law, Darfur aid, a British tech entrepreneur's death, and a fraud arrest in Russia.

In a series of significant global developments, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has announced the capture of another Russian village during a visit to the frontline border area. Meanwhile, Chinese prosecutors have indicted a Japanese citizen on espionage charges, confirmed by the Chinese foreign ministry.

Kamala Harris, reflecting America's shifting demographics, accepted the Democratic Party's nomination for presidential candidate. The United Nations is investigating alleged human rights violations in Bangladesh, while Poland seeks stronger defense industry ties with India.

Other notable stories include escalating military action in Gaza, Indonesian lawmakers shelving election law changes amidst protests, and a temporary lift on an aid delivery ban in Darfur by the Sudanese army. The body of British tech entrepreneur Mike Lynch has been recovered from a sunk yacht, with fraud charges levied against Joshua Cartu in Russia.

(With inputs from agencies.)