J.D. Vance, a 39-year-old senator and ex-Marine, has been chosen as Donald Trump's running mate for the upcoming election. Vance has shifted from being a critic of the former president to a loyal ally and has been vocal about his opposition to U.S. aid for Ukraine. The Republican National Convention also saw Trump's first public appearance since an assassination attempt on him, which has become a rallying point for his supporters. Meanwhile, Democrats are concerned about President Biden's chances in the November election, especially after a mixed polling performance and the recent attempted assassination of Trump. Additionally, Israel and Egypt are in talks for a possible withdrawal of Israeli soldiers from Gaza's border with Egypt, which could pave the way for a cease-fire deal with Hamas. In other news, France is preparing unique dining experiences for the upcoming Olympics, and Jacqueline de Jong, a prominent Dutch artist, has passed away. Lastly, in Japan, the randoseru backpack has become a symbol of entrenched traditions and cultural significance.