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The Russian military has turned its attention further west after seizing the neighboring province of Luhansk. A missile strike hit an apartment complex in the eastern Ukrainian village of Chasiv Yar, leaving at least 15 people dead.

The police said the man charged with killing Shinzo Abe had a “grudge” against a group he associated with the ex-prime minister. Mr. Abe’s body arrived Saturday at his home in Tokyo.

The request came as protesters entered his residence and office, and thousands ​more ​descended on the capital to register their fury over his government’s inability to address a crippling economic crisis.

The secretary of state met with China’s foreign minister in Indonesia and pushed back on Beijing’s stated aim of remaining neutral. In southern Ukraine, fighting intensified amid expectations of a possible offensive to retake occupied territory.

Russia’s foreign minister, Sergey V. Lavrov, made the comment at a Group of 20 meeting in Bali that was also attended by Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken. Mr. Lavrov also blamed Washington for a breakdown in diplomacy.

The report may indicate that higher interest rates and sluggish spending are starting to weigh on hiring.

The survey, conducted in May, also found that people were growing less worried than before about catching or spreading the virus.

The former prime minister of Japan was unconscious after being wounded while giving a speech near Kyoto, authorities said.

Britain is in the grips of a cost-of-living crisis, and the departure of its prime minister leaves uncertainty about the government’s next moves.

The city announced the change months after other countries had put vaccine passports in place.