Top news: Trump signs an agreement on Greenland. Erdogan accused Israel of state-sponsored terrorism. Africa demands a seat on the UN Security Council

In this news release:

— Trump, the Prime Minister of Denmark and Greenland’s head of the government signed the Arctic agreement. The United States claims control over Greenland's security, while Denmark insists on maintaining sovereignty.

— The Israeli delegation left the hall of the UN General Assembly during Erdogan's speech. The Turkish leader accused Israel of state terrorism in Gaza.

— Calls for granting Africa a permanent seat on the UN Security Council have intensified at the UN General Assembly. The UN Secretary-General described Africa's exclusion as unjust.

— Mali celebrated the 66th anniversary of independence with a military parade. President Goita promised to strengthen the army and continue the fight against terrorism.

— Mass rallies were held in Kinshasa in support of constitutional reform and national dialogue initiated by President Tshisekedi.

— The Speaker of the Senate of Zimbabwe described the elections to the Russian State Duma as free and fair. “United Russia” is leading with nearly 58% of the vote.

— Trump stated that Washington is working with Russia and Ukraine to end the conflict and expressed hope that peace would come soon.

— China has rejected U.S. threats to penalize foreign airports for servicing Iranian airlines.

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