Today’s news highlights various significant global developments. In Switzerland, the Swiss National Bank is considering a return to negative interest rates to counter economic challenges. Boeing has signaled that more aircraft orders are needed from Indian airlines before establishing a final assembly line in India. Meanwhile, a coalition of international organizations is advancing efforts to create a special tribunal to prosecute Russian leaders for the 2022 invasion of Ukraine. In Iceland’s Westfjords, authorities have issued avalanche warnings due to ongoing seismic activity, while in Poland, researchers have spotted rare black wolves, prompting genetic studies. Additionally, Uzbekistan has appointed its first ambassador to Iceland, and Denmark's district heating model is gaining global attention for its sustainable energy solutions. In Limerick, Gardaí seized €204,000 worth of suspected cocaine, and efforts to capture those responsible for a 2008 shooting in Dublin are intensifying. Elsewhere, Turkish President Erdoğan rejected a U.S. plan to relocate displaced Gazans, and German elections loom amid economic uncertainty. Finally, Russia's concerns over its waning influence on former Soviet states and Iran's surge in executions have sparked international debate.
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