Antisemitism Response: Canada’s PM Mark Carney says the country is “failing” Jewish Canadians as antisemitic hate crimes surge, announcing a new ministerial council with a first focus on tackling antisemitism. Religious Freedom & Policing: In the UK, Hampshire’s police commissioner calls for a review of religious knife exemptions after the Henry Nowak case, where officers handcuffed a dying stabbing victim following a false claim of racist abuse. Courtroom Accountability: A British Sikh man, Vickrum Digwa, was jailed for life for killing Nowak, after the court heard police treated the victim as the aggressor. Jewish Community Landmarks: A fire-damaged Old Hammond house in Baton Rouge is being transformed into a Jewish Cultural Center, aiming to anchor education and community programs. Faith, Science & Philosophy: Taiwan’s Woodenfish Forum brings Buddhist scholars and scientists together to debate how biotechnology could reshape ideas about life, death, and rebirth. Catholic Life & Sports: Pope Leo XIV is highlighted for keeping a weekly tennis routine as part of an Augustinian devotion to habit and spirituality. Religious Violence Monitoring: The U.S. announced $3.5 million to track religious freedom violations and religious violence in Nigeria. Local Crime & Trust: In India, Raveena Tandon’s family theft case alleges a trusted caregiver stole jewelry and luxury watches worth about Rs 25 lakh.