The fragmented political landscape in France complicates President Macron's efforts to establish a stable government following the recent elections.

Amid these challenges, Castets described her mission as 'audacious,' motivated by fears of the far-right gaining power.

The Ukrainian military has gained significant momentum against Russia following a surprise offensive in the Kursk region that commenced earlier this month.

Ukrainian President Zelensky criticized NATO allies, including the UK, US, and France, for delaying their support and underscored the urgent need for timely logistics for promised aid.

During this period, Indian Prime Minister Modi reiterated India's commitment to dialogue and negotiations aimed at resolving the war in Ukraine, as stated by Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar.

In Lebanon and Israel, three deaths have been confirmed, but both sides have expressed a desire to avoid further escalation for the time being.

In Germany, Schleswig-Holstein's Interior Minister Sabine Sütterlin-Waack has warned federal and state security agencies about the threats of espionage and sabotage, stressing the need for vigilance.

She noted that security agencies are taking the situation seriously, citing ongoing warnings about potential threats.

In France, the left has criticized recent government actions as a 'coup de force,' describing them as a scandal and a continuation of austerity policies.

Meanwhile, tensions in the region remain high, with recent Israeli actions, including the killing of a Hezbollah leader, increasing the risk of a full-scale war.

The United States reported that recent Gaza truce talks in Cairo were productive, despite ongoing disagreements regarding Israeli troop presence along the Gaza-Egypt border.

US Secretary of State Blinken emphasized the urgency of securing a ceasefire and the release of hostages, highlighting the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.