Anadolu Agency's Morning Briefing – June 8, 2022

ANKARA (AA) - Anadolu Agency is here with a rundown of the latest developments around the world.

Ukraine’s ambassador urged Israel to sell its Iron Dome air defense system to Kyiv while criticizing the country for refusing to provide any military assistance.

Germany’s spy chief admitted that the country has become a platform for the PKK terror organization’s fundraising and recruitment activities targeting Türkiye.

Alex Davies, the founder of the proscribed far-right terror group National Action in Britain, was jailed for 8.5 years.

Russia announced the suspension of a 1998 agreement with Japan on fishing near the Kuril Islands.

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro praised his Mexican counterpart for not attending the Summit of the Americas.

Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel conceded that she failed during her tenure to create a security architecture that could have prevented Russia's war on Ukraine.

Norway’s royal family announced the engagement of Princess Martha Louise and her American boyfriend Durek Verrett, a self-styled shaman.

More than a hundred women in London marched 16 kilometers (10 miles) to highlight women's fear and "malignant racism and misogyny" against Black women.

Australian police warned that more than 50 Italian organized crime clans, including the Ndrangheta, with thousands of members, are operating in the country.

A strong 6.5 magnitude earthquake struck western Brazil, according to the US Geological Survey (USGS).

Brunei appointed its first woman minister in a government reshuffle ordered by the country's leader, Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah.

Israeli forces demolished a Palestinian Bedouin village in the southern Negev region for the 202nd time since 2000.