European Commission The European Commission agrees to make USB Type-C the common charging port for all mobile phones, tablets and cameras in the European Union by autumn 2024.
Lieutenant of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta Lieutenant of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta Marco Luzzago dies and is succeeded "ad interim" by Ruy Gonçalo do Valle Peixoto de Villas Boas.
Human rights in Russia Russia's State Duma votes nearly unanimously to pass a bill ending the jurisdiction of the European Court of Human Rights in the country, with only one lawmaker from the Communist Party opposing the bill. The bill must now be signed by President Vladimir Putin before becoming law.
Alexandria, Virginia Allison Fluke-Ekren pleads guilty in a federal court in Alexandria, Virginia, United States, of providing material support to ISIS by conspiring to conduct terrorist attacks on United States soil and by leading and training at least 100 female ISIS fighters. Fluke-Ekren also claimed in her plea deal to helping Ansar al-Sharia analyze documents stolen during the 2012 Benghazi attack.
U.N. Human Rights Council An independent inquiry established by the U.N. Human Rights Council following the 2021 Israel–Palestine crisis issues a report accusing Israel of seeking "complete control" over the Palestinian territories, and of granting "different civil status, rights and legal protection" to the country's Arab citizens.
Cambodia–China relations Cambodia and China break ground on a joint expansion project of the Ream Naval Base near Sihanoukville, Cambodia.
Japan–Russia relations Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova announces that Russia will cancel a 1998 agreement with Japan allowing Japanese fishermen to operate near the southern Kuril Islands, claiming that Japan is not meeting the financial obligations outlined in the agreement.
2022 Mariupol cholera outbreak Mariupol reports its first confirmed cases of cholera as well as its first confirmed deaths from cholera.
Train collides Three people are killed and several others are injured when a train collides with a truck in Gara Oreshets, Bulgaria.
Kasai diamond mine collapse Six people are killed after a diamond mine collapsed in Kasai, Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Killa Saifullah bus crash Twenty-two people are killed when a bus falls into a ravine in Killa Saifullah District, Balochistan, Pakistan.
International sanctions during the Russo-Ukrainian War Russia freezes Western banks' and investment funds' assets worth $17 billion.
The United States Department of the Treasury bans all trading of Russian debt and stocks, including on the secondary market.
Censorship in the United Kingdom British cinema chain Cineworld cancels all showings of the historical drama "The Lady of Heaven", following days of protests by Muslims who say that the movie is blasphemous and sectarian. Cineworld says that the decision to cancel showings was to "ensure the safety of our staff and customers".
Syrian civil war The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) threatens to turn to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad for support if Turkey launches a new military operation in northern Syria, where the SDF controls most of its territory.
Anglophone Crisis Five Cameroonian soldiers are killed in an attack by Ambazonian separatists in Kouoptamo district.