Global News Flash: From Pardoned Rioters to Political Shifts

The news summary covers significant global events such as a pardoned rioter threatening a U.S. leader, Russia's peace terms to the U.S., hopes for lifting U.S. sanctions in Syria, a call to examine a U.S. government group, a massive Louvre heist, Trump's Gaza ceasefire push, disruptions at Lithuania's airport, an Afghan earthquake, Japan's new female premier, and a Colombian legal saga.

A pardoned rioter from the January 6 U.S. Capitol incident faces charges for threatening Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries. Christopher Moynihan sent alarming messages concerning Jeffries' public appearance in New York, as detailed in a felony complaint in state court.

Russia reiterated its stance on Ukraine's peace deal, demanding control of the Donbas region in private communications with the U.S., despite contrasting Trump's previous suggestions. This adds complexity to ongoing peace negotiations.

Amid hopes for lifted sanctions, Syria's economy is restructuring its debt following a partial lifting by President Trump. However, the Caesar Act remains in effect, complicating full economic recovery for the nation.

(With inputs from agencies.)