Global Affairs Update: Political Attacks, Rescues, and International Tensions

The latest global news includes an assassination attempt on Donald Trump, the discovery of Jay Slater's remains, Pakistan's move to ban Imran Khan's party, Israel's recent Gaza strikes, North Korean hackers' crypto laundering, Rwanda's election, preparations for Ukraine's peace summit, protests in India over criminal law changes, and a grenade attack at a Ukrainian draft office.

In a volatile global landscape, recent events have seen an assassination attempt on Donald Trump during an election rally, where Thomas Crooks was fatally shot by law enforcement. Identified as a nursing home aide, his motives remain unclear.

The Spanish mountain rescue team in Tenerife discovered what is believed to be the remains of Jay Slater, a British teenager who went missing nearly a month ago.

Pakistan is planning to ban Imran Khan's political party and file treason charges against him, alleging illegal foreign funding and rioting by supporters.

Israel conducted new airstrikes on Gaza, escalating tensions after a weekend attack targeted Hamas leadership, killing many in a designated 'safe zone.'

Cambodian payments firm Huione Pay was linked to laundered cryptocurrency from North Korean hackers, highlighting the challenges of digital crime in Southeast Asia.

Rwanda held elections with Paul Kagame expected to secure a fourth term, amid criticism over the fairness of the process.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy aims to organize a follow-up peace summit by November, with hopes of fostering international support for his plans.

In India, thousands of lawyers protested against new criminal legislation by boycotting court sessions, citing concerns over expanded police powers and judicial timelines.

Donald Trump called for national unity after surviving an assassination attempt, as he prepares for the Republican presidential nomination in Milwaukee.

A grenade attack at a military draft office in Ukraine's Busk town caused an explosion but no injuries, amid intensified draft efforts by Ukrainian authorities.

(With inputs from agencies.)