Global Headlines: From Bangkok Tragedy to Venezuela's Dance Lifeline
This summary highlights significant global events, including tragic shootings in Bangkok, strategic diplomatic meetings on international conflicts, trade agreements between the U.S. and the EU, and the unique social gathering of Venezuelan seniors. Additionally, key discussions around the ongoing humanitarian efforts in Gaza, and controversies surrounding the Shaolin Temple Abbot are covered.

A gunman tragically ended the lives of five individuals in a Bangkok market before turning the weapon on himself, marking a devastating start to the week in the Thai capital. The shooter, reportedly with a personal vendetta, took the lives of three security guards and a merchant, leaving a community in shock.
On an international stage, U.S. President Donald Trump announced he is shortening a previous deadline given to Russia regarding its involvement in Ukraine, expressing disappointment with President Vladimir Putin. Meanwhile, efforts to broker a ceasefire in the conflict between Thailand and Cambodia have reached a pivotal point, with both nations agreeing to a truce after significant efforts by ASEAN and global powers.
In other news, Venezuela's senior citizens have found solace in social gatherings, such as dances organized by Club Tobias in Caracas. These events provide a sense of community and joy for many elderly citizens who are otherwise isolated due to family separation. Angela Graterol, 93, a regular attendee, highlights dancing as her lifeline amidst personal solitude.
(With inputs from agencies.)