The homes of the Brooklyn Museum's director and several of its other Jewish board members were vandalised with antisemitic graffiti. The attackers sprayed red paint across their properties and wrote, “Blood on your hands.” Authorities launched an investigation after NYC Comptroller Brad Lander shared photos of the defaced homes on social media Wednesday. Among those targeted by antisemitic vandals was director Anne Pasternak’s coop apartment building in Brooklyn Heights. The attackers smeared red paint across her door and hung up a sign that read, “Anne Pasternak Brooklyn Museum White Supremacist Zionist.” An inverted red triangle, a symbol used by Hamas to identify Israeli military targets, was also scrawled across her home.

With reports suggesting that India, in response to China’s recent renaming of locations in Arunachal Pradesh, is planning to rename about 30 places within China’s Tibet Autonomous Region, let us talk about ‘consensus’ between India and China (not only about Taiwan and Xinjiang, but about Tibet), for which the posts have constantly been changed by Beijing. In October 1950, the People’s Liberation Army crossed the Upper Yangtze river and advanced into Kham Province of Eastern Tibet. A month later, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, the then Deputy Prime Minister, wrote a letter to Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. Patel was concerned about India’s northern borders and pointed a finger at the Indian Ambassador in Beijing: “The Chinese government has tried to delude us by professions of peaceful intention. My own feeling is that at a crucial period they manage to instil into our Ambassador a false sense of confidence in their so-called desire to settle the Tibetan problem by peaceful means. …The final action of the Chinese, in my judgement, is little short of perfidy. The tragedy of it is that the Tibetans put faith in us. …Our Ambassador has been at great pains to find an explanation or justification for Chinese policy and actions.”

Saudi Arabia has decided not to renew its 80-year petrodollar agreement with the United States, which expired on Sunday, June 9, according to media sources. This pact, signed on June 8, 1974, was a significant aspect of the United States' global economic dominance.

Houthi militants carried out a top-tier military operation targeting Liberian-flagged Ship Tutor in the Red Sea. The Yemeni militants used an unmanned surface vessel, several drones, and ballistic missiles. Houthi spokesperson Yahya Saree said the ship's owning company violated the YAF's ban on entry into the ports of occupied Palestine. Houthis successfully hit the vessel twice resulting in severe damages in the engine room, putting it at risk of sinking.Houthis Hit India-Bound Ship Twice; 'Vessel On The Verge Of Sinking'.

A senior Hezbollah commander was killed on Tuesday by an Israeli strike in southern Lebanon, according to the terrorist organization supported by Iran. The leader was identified in a statement announcing his death "with great pride and great honour" as 1969-born Sami Abdallah, also known as Abu Taleb.

A pro-Khalistani mob reportedly vandalized a Mahatma Gandhi statue in Italy. It was supposed to be opened during PM Modi's G7 Summit visitation to Italy.

Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar stated on Tuesday after assuming charge for a second straight term that India will focus on finding solutions to the border issues with China that has long strained ties between the neighbouring countries, They have engaged in a military standoff since July 2020 when at least 20 Indian soldiers and four Chinese troops were killed in the worst clashes in five decades. India and China share a 3,800 km (2,400 mile) border – much of it poorly demarcated – over which the nuclear-armed nations also fought a war in 1962. Relations and problems with China and Pakistan were different, Jaishankar told reporters. “With regards to China there are still some issues at the border and our focus will be on how to solve them,” he said. India and Pakistan, which is also nuclear-armed, have fought three wars, including two over control of the disputed Kashmir region in the Himalayas.

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has added Israel's military to a global list of offenders who have committed violations against children, said Israel's UN envoy Gilad Erdan, describing the decision as "shameful." Erdan said he was officially notified of the decision on Friday. The global list is included in a report on children and armed conflict that is due to be submitted to the UN Security Council on June 14. srael's Foreign Minister Israel Katz said the decision would impact the country's relations with the United Nations. Erdan said he was notified by Guterres' chief of staff and posted a video on social media of him responding to the decision during their phone call. "I am utterly shocked and disgusted by this shameful decision of the Secretary-General," said Erdan. "Israel's army is the most moral army in the world, so this immoral ecision will only aid the terrorists and reward Hamas. Guterres spokesperson Stephane Dujarric declined to comment.

A brawl erupted at University of California, Los Angeles, (UCLA) after a pro-Palestinian encampment was “forcefully attacked,” the school's chancellor said on May 1, while activists at the University of Wisconsin in Madison clashed with police officers who destroyed their tents, in a day of escalating violence on some college campuses over the war in Gaza. Fifteen people were injured during the UCLA confrontation, including one person who was hospitalized, according to the president of the University of California system. The chaotic scenes unfolded on Wednesday after police burst into a building occupied by anti-war protesters at Columbia University on Tuesday night, breaking up a demonstration that had paralyzed the school. In Madison on Wednesday, police with shields removed all but one tent and shoved protesters, resulting in a scrum. Four officers were injured, including a state trooper who was hit in the head with a skateboard, according to University of Wisconsin police spokesperson Marc Lovicott. More than 30 people were arrested, most of them released without charges, but four were charged with battering law enforcement, police said.

Democrats may use the jury's decision on Tuesday, when President Joe Biden's son Hunter Biden was found guilty of lying to conceal his drug usage in order to purchase a gun illegally, to refute Donald Trump's assertion that the judicial system was used against him.