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Georg Baselitz, 88, German painter and sculptor. •
Art Becker, 84, American basketball player (
Houston Mavericks,
Indiana Pacers,
Denver Rockets). •
Seymour Bernstein, 99, American pianist and composer. • , 60, Italian radio personality (
R101). •
Gwen Farrell, 93, American actress (
M*A*S*H) and boxing referee. •
Madeleine Gagnon, 87, Canadian writer and literary critic. • , 91, Italian actress. •
René Henry Gracida, 102, American Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of
Corpus Christi (1983–1997) and
Pensacola–Tallahassee (1975–1983). •
James Ernest Hitchcock, 70, American convicted murderer, execution by lethal injection. •
Kumanjayi Little Baby, 5, Australian Aboriginal child, homicide. (body discovered on this date) •
James Langdon Jr., 88, American politician, member of the
North Carolina House of Representatives (2005–2017). •
Milia Maroun, Lebanese fashion designer. •
Maria Menado, 94, Malaysian actress (
Pontianak,
Singapore) and model. •
Abdollah Movahed, 86, Iranian wrestler, Olympic champion (
1968), heart attack. •
Bobby Murray, 72, American blues musician, songwriter and producer. •
Fernando Novais, 92, Brazilian historian, researcher and writer. •
Karl Zinsmeister, 67, American writer and consultant, director of the
White House Domestic Policy Council (2006–2009).
29 •
Stephen Adamini, 81, American politician, member of the
Michigan House of Representatives (2001–2006). •
Merle Bettenhausen, 82, American racing driver, complications from a stroke. •
David Allan Coe, 86, American country singer ("
You Never Even Called Me By My Name", "
The Ride") and songwriter ("
Take This Job and Shove It"). •
Ghenadie Dudoglo, 39, Moldovan weightlifter. •
Yair Garbuz, 80, Israeli visual artist, writer and opinion journalist. •
Sirisumana Godage, 90, Sri Lankan book publisher. •
Volker Hage, 76, German journalist (
Der Spiegel), author and literary critic. •
Richard Harries, Baron Harries of Pentregarth, 89, British Anglican clergyman and life peer,
bishop of Oxford (1987–2006) and member of the
House of Lords (since 2006). •
Donald MacRae, 84, Scottish folk singer. • , 73, Czech composer, lyricist, and singer. •
Eddy Pratomo, 72, Indonesian diplomat and law scholar. •
Savino Rebek, 85, Italian Olympic rower (
1960). •
Gordon Snell, 93, British children's author. •
Carla van Zon, 74, New Zealand artistic director, kidney disease. •
J. Craig Venter, 79, American genomics researcher, founder of
Celera Corporation and
JCVI, complications from cancer. •
Vladimir Voevodin, 63, Russian computer scientist. •
Robyn Woodhouse, 82, Australian Olympic high jumper (
1964).
28 •
Enayatollah Atashi, 81, Iranian basketball coach (
national team) and commentator. •
Vasko Boev, 37, Bulgarian footballer (
Spartak Varna,
Kaliakra Kavarna,
Dobrudzha Dobrich). •
Conrad Cardinal, 84, American baseball player (
Houston Colt .45's). •
Damien Christensen, 62, Australian
footballer (
Geelong). •
George Dunn, 103, British air force officer. •
Ittai Gradel, 61, Israeli-born Danish antiques dealer, renal cancer. •
Bill Grayden, 105, Australian politician,
MP (1949–1954) and
Western Australian MLA (1947–1949, 1956–1993). •
Cleetis Mack, American rapper (
Digital Underground). (death announced on this date) •
Dan McLean, 78, Canadian journalist and news anchor (
CHCH-TV). •
Moncho Monsalve, 81, Spanish basketball player (
Real Madrid,
CB Girona) and coach (
Brazil national team). • , 84, Danish politician,
minister of transport (1993–1994),
member of the Folketing (1984–2005). •
Juan Luis Ossa Bulnes, 83, Chilean businessman and politician,
deputy (1973). •
Denys Overholser, 86, American electrical engineer and stealth technology specialist. •
Ange Édouard Poungui, 84,
Congolese politician,
prime minister (1984–1989) and
vice president (1972–1973). •
Silvano Raia, 95, Brazilian liver surgeon. •
Petra Ruhrmann, 75, German Olympic figure skater (
1968). •
Depinder Singh, 96, Indian army lieutenant general, commander of the
IPKF (1987–1990). •
Adrian Smith, 89, American basketball player (
Cincinnati Royals,
San Francisco Warriors), Olympic champion (
1960). •
Roger Sweet, 91, American toy designer (
Mattel), creator of
He-Man, complications from dementia.
27 •
Maya Belenkaya, 94, Russian figure skater. •
Mimi Coertse, 93, South African soprano. •
Jacques Cornu, 72, Swiss
Grand Prix motorcycle racer. •
Leigh Crawford, 80, Australian
footballer (
Geelong). •
Matt Davidson, 48, Canadian ice hockey player (
Columbus Blue Jackets). •
Edith Eger, 98, Hungarian-American psychologist and author. •
John E. Franz, 96, American chemist. •
Zelda F. Gamson, 90, American sociologist, pancreatic cancer. •
John Garrett, 74, Canadian ice hockey player (
Hartford Whalers,
Vancouver Canucks,
Quebec Nordiques) and commentator. •
Jerry.K, 42, South Korean rapper, glioblastoma. •
Bharat Kapoor, 80, Indian actor (
Sone Pe Suhaaga,
Balidaan,
Meenaxi: Tale of Three Cities). •
Abu Kasenally, 84, Mauritian politician,
MP (2005–2014). •
Oby Kechere, Nigerian actress and film director. •
Beverley Martyn, 79, English singer-songwriter. •
Steve Maslow, 81, American sound mixer (
The Empire Strikes Back,
Raiders of the Lost Ark,
Speed),
Oscar winner (
1981,
1982,
1995), cancer. •
Luciana Novaes, 42, Brazilian social worker, politician, and
Rio de Janeiro city councilwoman, cerebral aneurysm. •
Dame Bridget Ogilvie , 88, Australian-British scientist. • , 72, Italian politician,
deputy (1994–2001). •
Doc Sauers, 96, American basketball coach (
Albany Great Danes). •
Ferenc Sebő, 79, Hungarian folklorist. •
Len Strazewski, 71, American comic book writer (
Starman,
The Flash,
Justice Society of America). •
Brian Wilkinson, 88, Australian Olympic swimmer (
1956).
26 •
Dion Anderson, 87, American actor (
The Shawshank Redemption,
Days of Our Lives,
Townies). •
Adolfo Aristarain, 82, Argentine film director (
Martín (Hache),
Time for Revenge,
Common Ground). •
Monte Coleman, 68, American football player (
Washington Redskins) and coach (
Arkansas–Pine Bluff Golden Lions). •
Gerry Conway, 73, American comic book writer (
The Amazing Spider-Man,
Punisher,
Justice League), pancreatic cancer. •
Giuseppe Commisso, 79, Italian mobster. •
Jesse Crenshaw, 79, American politician, member of the
Kentucky House of Representatives (1993–2015). •
Erroll Davis, 81, American politician, member of the
Pennsylvania House of Representatives (1971–1972), primary lateral sclerosis. •
Ruby Duncan, 93, American welfare rights activist. •
Nigel Dunnett, 63, British horticulturalist and academic, cancer. •
Thomas Gayford, 97, Canadian equestrian, Olympic champion (
1968). •
Vladimir Grachev, 84, Russian scientist and politician. •
Peter Gülke, 91, German conductor and musicologist. •
Sam Hunt, 83, American politician and educator, member of the
Washington Senate (2017–2025) and
House of Representatives (2001–2017). •
Luis Isaac, 79, Puerto Rican baseball player and coach (
Cleveland Indians). •
Y. Karunadasa, 92, Sri Lankan Buddhist scholar. •
David Klahr, 86, American psychologist. •
Guy Leleu, 76, French racing cyclist. • , 82, Spanish Basque politician and lawyer (
Burgos trials), member of the
Congress of Deputies (1977–1978, 1979–1982). •
Dick Matena, 83, Dutch comics writer (
Storm) and cartoonist (
Tom Puss,
Panda). •
Golam Sarwar Milon, 68, Bangladeshi politician,
MP (1986–1990). •
Peter Morris, 93, Australian politician,
MP (1972–1998) and
minister of transport (1983–1987). •
Marcos Petrillo, 67, Brazilian
promoter, author and music researcher. •
Raghu Rai, 83, Indian photographer, cancer. •
Alfred Slote, 99, American children's author. •
Nedra Talley, 80, American
Hall of Fame singer (
The Ronettes).
25 •
Gérard Biguet, 79, French football referee. •
Liam Browne, 89, Irish racehorse trainer. •
Sadio Camara, 47, Malian military officer and politician, minister of defence (since 2020),
car bombing. •
James E. Carnes, 84, American politician, member of the
Ohio Senate (1995–2004). •
Liz Conmy, 67, American politician, member of the
North Dakota House of Representatives (since 2022), plane crash. •
Matt DeCaro, 70, American actor (
Prison Break,
Richie Rich,
U.S. Marshals). •
Marilyn Hickey, 94, American minister and televangelist. •
Daniel Huck, 78, French jazz reedist and singer. •
Dick Kimball, 91, American
Hall of Fame diver and diving coach. •
Katsumi Miyaji, 85, Japanese rugby union player (
Sanyo Electric,
national team) and coach (national team). •
Andrzej Olechowski, 78, Polish politician, minister of
finance (1992) and
foreign affairs (1993–1995). •
Beng Chin Ooi, 65, Singaporean computer scientist. •
Muni Narayana Prasad, 87, Indian spiritual teacher. •
Jaan Puhvel, 94, Estonian-American linguist. •
Mircea Răceanu, 90, Romanian-born American diplomat and political dissident. •
Peter H. Raven, 89, American botanist and environmentalist. •
Rossana Reguillo, 70, Mexican sociologist. •
Jarvis Rockwell, 94, American artist, stroke. •
Heidi Sørensen, 56, Danish-Norwegian politician,
MP (2001–2007, 2012–2013), cancer. •
Jesper Thilo, 84, Danish jazz saxophonist. •
Christian Verrier, 73, French footballer (
LB Châteauroux).
24 •
Josep Manuel Anglada, 92, Spanish mountaineer. •
Erich Arndt, 87, German table tennis player. •
Kim Bowers, Australian musician (
Spdfgh), music director and sound artist, breast cancer. •
Biplab Dasgupta, 75, Indian actor (
Baishe Srabon,
Gumnaami,
Zulfiqar). • , 77, Czech public relations expert. •
Michael Eneramo, 40, Nigerian footballer (
Espérance Tunis,
Sivasspor,
national team), heart attack. •
Mary Grech, 88, Maltese television presenter (
Malta Television) and actress. •
G. A. Hardaway, 71, American politician, member of the
Tennessee House of Representatives (since 2007). •
George Herms, 90, American assemblage artist. •
Jean-Yves Hugon, 76, French politician,
deputy (2002–2007). •
Bill Ind, 84, English Anglican bishop,
bishop of Truro (1997–2008). (death announced on this date) •
Gordon Ingate, 100, Australian Olympic sailor (
1972). •
Busk Margit Jonsson, 96, Swedish operatic soprano singer. •
Dirk Kempthorne, 74, American politician, member of the
U.S. Senate (1993–1999),
governor of Idaho (1999–2006) and
secretary of the interior (2006–2009), colon cancer. •
Włodzimierz Korohoda, 89, Polish cell biologist. •
Jade Kops, 19, Dutch social media influencer and activist,
rhabdomyosarcoma. •
Gran Markus Jr., 72, Mexican wrestler (
CMLL). •
Cristian Camilo Muñoz, 30, Colombian road racing cyclist, complications from a fall. •
Tommy Nuñez, 87, American basketball referee. • , 101, Japanese poet, heart failure. •
Günter Pichler, 85, Austrian violinist (
Alban Berg Quartett), traffic collision. •
Rudolf Plyukfelder, 97, Russian weightlifter, Olympic champion (
1964). • , 72, Dutch politician, member of the
Senate (2019–2025), complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. •
Donald Riegle, 88, American politician, member of the
U.S. House of Representatives (1967–1976) and
U.S. Senate (1976–1995), cardiac arrest. •
Benoît Rousseau, 66, Canadian actor (
Octobre, ''
Fred's Head, Assassin's Creed''). • , 96, Russian director and actor. •
Beau Starr, 81, American football player (
Montreal Alouettes) and actor (
Halloween,
Due South). •
Bill Swain, 85, American football player (
New York Giants,
Detroit Lions,
Minnesota Vikings), complications from dementia. •
Tony Wilson, 89, Trinidadian musician (
Hot Chocolate) and songwriter ("
Brother Louie", "
You Sexy Thing"). •
Quintin Young, 78, Scottish footballer (
Rangers,
Ayr United,
East Fife). (death announced on this date) •
Zofia Zdybicka, 97, Polish Roman Catholic nun and philosopher.
23 • , 70, Russian playwright, poet and writer. •
Jack Bass, 91, American author and journalist (
The Charlotte Observer). •
Claude Bessy, 93, French ballerina, director of the
Paris Opera Ballet School (1972–2004). •
Jean Pierre Biyiti bi Essam, 76, Cameroonian politician and diplomat, ambassador to Israel (2018–2025). •
Nancy Cox, 77, American virologist, glioblastoma. • , 83, Italian footballer (
Arezzo,
Udinese,
Catanzaro). •
Nicole Hollander, 86, American cartoonist (
Sylvia). •
George Ley, 80, English footballer (
Portsmouth,
Dallas Tornado,
Exeter City). (death announced on this date) •
Łukasz Litewka, 36, Polish sociologist and politician,
MP (since 2023), traffic collision. • , 100, Malaysian
Orang Ulu politician, member of the
Cobbold Commission,
Sarawak State Legislative Assembly (1979–1983). •
Sylvana Lorenz, 73, French art dealer and writer. •
Josh Mauro, 35, English-born American football player (
Arizona Cardinals,
New York Giants,
Jacksonville Jaguars). •
Aleksey Pimanov, 64, Russian television presenter, producer (
Tankers) and film director (
Eleven Silent Men), heart attack. •
Jean-Bernard Pommier, 81, French pianist and conductor. •
William J. Prior, 79, American philosopher. •
Rexhep Qosja, 89, Albanian writer and politician, representative to the
Interim Administrative Council (1999–2002). •
Abdullah Rahi, 87–88, Pakistani footballer (
Dhaka Mohammedan,
Victoria SC,
national team). •
Ellie Rodríguez, 79, Puerto Rican baseball player (
Kansas City Royals,
Milwaukee Brewers,
California Angels). •
Richard P. Simmons, 94, American metallurgist, industrialist and philanthropist. •
Suresh Harilal Soni, 81, Indian social worker. •
Will Stanhope, 39, Canadian rock climber, fall. •
Jack R. Thornell, 86, American photographer, complications from kidney disease. • , 80, Italian politician,
president of Friuli-Venezia Giulia (1994).
22 •
Eugene Braunwald, 96, Austrian-born American cardiologist. •
Peter J. Carroll, 72–73, British occultist and writer. •
Acharya Chandana, 89, Indian Jain nun. • , 94, Italian philosopher and politician,
MEP (1989–1999). •
Kathy Dooley, 70, British singer (
The Dooleys), dementia. •
Karina Duprez, 79, Mexican television director (
Sueños y caramelos,
Pasión,
Sortilegio) and actress. •
Brian Edgerly, 82, American Olympic baseball player (
1964). •
Allan Hosie, 80, Scottish rugby union referee. •
Amal Khalil, Lebanese journalist, airstrike. •
Mijo Kovačić, 89, Croatian painter. •
Manfred Kreuz, 90, German footballer (
Schalke 04). •
Daniel L'Homond, 71, French storyteller and author. •
Evelyne Lenton, 80, French singer (
Belle Epoque). •
Edward Lozzi, 77, American publicist. •
José Ulises Macías Salcedo, 85, Mexican Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of
Mexicali (1984–1996) and archbishop of
Hermosillo (1996–2016). •
David Malouf, 92, Australian poet and writer (
Neighbours in a Thicket,
The Great World,
Remembering Babylon). •
Mike Ohnstad, 99, American politician, member of the
Minnesota House of Representatives (1973–1974). •
Tony Parkes, 76, English football player (
Buxton,
Blackburn Rovers) and manager (Blackburn Rovers), complications from Alzheimer's disease. •
J. H. Prynne, 89, British poet. •
Paul Tawiah Quaye, 73, Ghanaian police officer,
inspector general (2009–2013). •
N. Bhaskara Rao, 90, Indian politician,
MP (1998–1999) and
chief minister of Andhra Pradesh (1984). •
Kenneth Roman, 95, American advertising executive, chairman of
Ogilvy (1985–1989). •
David Scott, 80, American politician, member of the
U.S. House of Representatives (since 2003),
Georgia Senate (1983–2003), and
House of Representatives (1975–1983). •
Darrell Sheets, 67, American reality television personality (
Storage Wars), suicide by gunshot. •
Ruth Slenczynska, 101, American classical pianist. •
Murray Beauclerk, 14th Duke of St Albans, 87, British hereditary peer, member of the
House of Lords (1988–1999). •
Dean Tavoularis, 93, American production designer (
The Godfather,
Apocalypse Now,
Bonnie and Clyde),
Oscar winner (
1975). •
Michael Tilson Thomas, 81, American conductor, pianist and composer, glioblastoma. •
James Valentine, 64, Australian saxophonist (
Models), radio presenter (
ABC Radio Sydney), and television host (
The Afternoon Show), assisted suicide. •
Corky Withrow, 88, American baseball player (
St. Louis Cardinals).
21 •
Monica Azuba Ntege, 70, Ugandan politician,
minister of works and transport (2016–2019). •
Mariano Baptista Gumucio, 92, Bolivian politician and writer. •
Moogie Canazio, 70, Brazilian recording engineer, mixing engineer and record producer. •
Anthony Chivers, 89, British Olympic sport shooter (
1964). •
Tadeusz Cichocki, 89, Polish histologist. •
Robin Vanden-Bempde-Johnstone, 5th Baron Derwent, 95, British hereditary peer, member of the
House of Lords (1986–1999). •
Hayat Al-Fahad, 78, Kuwaiti actress (
Um Harun). •
Gregg Foreman, 53, American musician (
The Delta 72). •
Lena Maria Gårdenäs, 79, Swedish singer and actress (
Repmånad,
ABBA: The Movie). •
Andrew Hacker, 96, American political scientist, stomach cancer. •
Norm Higgins, 89, American marathon runner. •
José Honório, 53, East Timorese politician,
minister of higher education, science and culture (since 2023), heart attack. •
Elsie Kelly, 89, English actress (
Benidorm,
The Famous Five,
Crossroads). •
Viktor Liashko, 90, Ukrainian politician,
MP (1990–1994). •
Henry J. Mansell, 88, American Roman Catholic prelate, auxiliary bishop of
New York (1992–1995), bishop of
Buffalo (1995–2003) and archbishop of
Hartford (2003–2013). • , 82, Czech painter, cartoonist and humorist. •
Carlos Mella, 95, Spanish writer and politician. •
Jean-Benoît Meybeck, 53, French comic book author and illustrator. •
Ricardo de Pascual, 85, Mexican actor (
El Chavo del Ocho,
Senda de gloria,
Camaleones). •
Gopalrao Patil, 94, Indian politician,
MP (1994–2000). •
Prasert Prasarttong-Osoth, 93, Thai healthcare executive, founder of
Bangkok Dusit Medical Services. •
Luis Puenzo, 80, Argentine film director and screenwriter (
The Official Story),
Oscar winner (
1986). • , 76, Russian politician, mayor of
Saratov (2006–2007), traffic collision. • , 81, Iraqi politician. •
Gideon Tish, 86, Israeli footballer (
Hapoel Tel Aviv,
Hapoel Herzliya,
national team). •
Barrie Tomlinson, 88, British comic book editor and writer (
Roy of the Rovers,
Speed,
Wildcat). • , 70, Italian philosopher.
20 •
Manfred Böckl, 77, German writer. •
Luis Brandoni, 86, Argentine actor (
The Truce,
State of Reality,
Waiting for the Hearse) and politician,
deputy (1997–2001), complications from a fall. •
Kay Denman, 88, Australian politician,
senator (1993–2005). •
Piero Dotti, 86, Italian footballer (
Messina,
Lazio,
Mirandolese). •
Thijs de Graauw, 84, Dutch astronomer. •
Rim Giniyatullin, 82, Uzbek politician,
minister of land reclamation and water management (1989–1996). •
Ralph B. Guy Jr., 96, American jurist, judge of the
U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan (1976–1985) and the
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit (since 1985). •
Julian Hunt, Baron Hunt of Chesterton, 84, British meteorologist and life peer, member of the
House of Lords (2000–2021), vascular dementia. •
Elisabeth Kirkby, 105, Australian actress (
Number 96), politician and radio broadcaster,
New South Wales MLC (1981–1998). •
Lawrence Korb, 86, American attorney,
assistant secretary of defense (1981–1985). •
Li Daoyu, 93, Chinese diplomat,
ambassador to the United States (1993–1998). •
Rod Martin, 72, American football player (
Oakland / Los Angeles Raiders). •
Wayne Moss, 88, American session guitarist (
Area Code 615,
Barefoot Jerry) and songwriter. •
Rita Mulier, 91, Belgian feminist author and economist. •
Alan Osmond, 76, American musician (
The Osmonds) and songwriter ("
Down by the Lazy River", "
Crazy Horses"). •
Florian Schneeberger, 55, Austrian Olympic sailor (
1996), traffic collision. •
Kyriakos Sfetsas, 80, Greek composer. •
Cynthia Shange, 76, South African model and actress (
Muvhango). •
Malissa Sherwood, 50, American wrestler, cancer. •
Sergei Stadler, 63, Russian violinist and conductor. •
Adrienne Staples, 69, New Zealand politician,
mayor of South Wairarapa (2004–2016) and member of the
Greater Wellington Regional Council (since 2016). •
David Wilcock, 53, American paranormal writer and producer (
Above Majestic), suicide by gunshot. •
Tony Worthington, 84, British politician,
MP (1987–2005). •
Michael Yonkers, 78, American musician, complications from cancer.
19 •
George Ariyoshi, 100, American politician,
lieutenant governor (1970–1974) and
governor of Hawaii (1974–1986). •
Diaa Al-Awadi, 47, Egyptian doctor and influencer, heart attack. •
Ben Bartlett, 61, British composer, lung cancer. •
Georges Benrekassa, 93–94, French historian and literary critic. •
Chems-Eddine Chitour, 81, Algerian academic and politician,
minister of higher education and scientific research (2020). •
Dean Cooley, 92, American politician, member of the
Arizona House of Representatives (1997–2003). •
Jan Donkers, 82, Dutch journalist and radio presenter (
VPRO). •
Dominique Douay, 82, French science fiction author. • , 84, Italian sports manager and road bicycle racer. •
Driss Guiga, 101, Tunisian politician,
minister of the interior (1980–1984). •
Aleksey Lelin, 48, Belarusian Olympic high jumper (
2000). •
Dave Mason, 79, English
Hall of Fame musician (
Traffic) and songwriter ("
Hole in My Shoe", "
Feelin' Alright?"). •
Desmond Morris, 98, English zoologist (
The Naked Ape,
The Human Zoo,
The Human Animal), ethnologist and surrealist painter. •
Patrick Muldoon, 57, American actor (
Days of Our Lives,
Melrose Place,
Starship Troopers) and film producer, heart attack. •
María Nieves, 91, Argentine tango dancer (
Tango Argentino). •
Vuokko Nurmesniemi, 96, Finnish textile designer. •
Ester Pajusoo, 91, Estonian actress (
A Young Retiree,
Vana daami visiit,
Kättemaksukontor). •
Oleksandr Polovkov, 46, Ukrainian footballer (
Stal Alchevsk,
Andijon,
Zorya Luhansk), killed in action. (death announced on this date) • , 79, Italian actor (
Marco Visconti), voice actor and dubbing director. •
Gerardo Renault, 96, Brazilian politician,
Minas Gerais MLA (1968–1978),
deputy (1978–1986). •
Gerhard Schmidt-Gaden, 88, German conductor, founder of the
Tölzer Knabenchor. •
Mukhtar Shakhanov, 83, Kazakh poet and politician,
MP (2004–2007). • , 72, Russian artist, painter and writer. •
Phunchok Stobdan, 67, Indian diplomat, ambassador to
Kyrgyzstan (2010–2012). •
Lize van der Walt, 60, South African television personality (
Gladiators), cancer. •
Viktor Zaidenberg, 76, Russian football manager (
Dynamo Kirov,
Khimik Dzerzhinsk,
Nizhny Novgorod).
18 •
Txumari Alfaro, 73, Spanish naturopath and television presenter. •
Oscar Andrade, 68, Brazilian politician,
deputy (1996–2003), traffic collision. •
John F. Boyle Jr., 82, American convicted murderer. •
Sergio Cappelli, 75, Italian politician,
senator (1992–1996). •
Stanton Davis, 80, American jazz trumpeter. • , 58, Indonesian film director (
Heart 2 Heart,
Ekskul,
Kereta Hantu Manggarai). • , 87, Japanese politician. •
Rif Hutton, 73, American actor (
Doogie Howser, M.D.,
JAG,
General Hospital), brain cancer. •
Karel Korytář, 76, Czech politician,
MP (2006–2008),
senator (1996–2002, 2008–2014). • , 80, Czech politician,
MP (1993–1996),
senator (1996–2000), mayor of
Prague-Zbraslav (1990–1994). •
Lai Cheng-ying, 94, Taiwanese cinematographer (
Beautiful Duckling,
Execution in Autumn). •
Stefanos Linaios, 97, Greek actor (''
Dead Man's Treasure'') and politician,
MP (1989–1990). •
Gordon Livsey, 79, English footballer (
Wrexham,
Chester,
Hartlepool United). (death announced on this date) •
Edoardo Lualdi Gabardi, 94, Italian racing driver. •
József Marosi, 91, Hungarian fencer, Olympic silver medallist (
1956). •
Doug Martin, 68, American football player (
Minnesota Vikings). •
David Mena, 73, Israeli politician and lawyer,
MK (1992–1996, 2006). •
Juha Miettinen, 66, Finnish racing driver, race crash. •
Helen Nakimuli, 40, Ugandan politician,
MP (since 2021), complications from surgery. •
Balbir Punj, 76, Indian journalist (
Hindustan Times,
The Indian Express) and politician,
MP (2000–2006, 2008–2014). •
Aldo Roy, 84, Canadian Olympic weightlifter (
1968). •
Dean Schwarz, 88, American ceramic artist. •
John Seymour, 88, American politician, member of the
U. S. Senate (1991–1992). •
Wanlop Thaineua, 81, Thai politician,
MP (2005–2006, 2007–2011). •
Van Hammer, 66, American professional wrestler (
WCW). • , 53, Indonesian journalist, secretary general of the
PWI (since 2023), heart attack.
17 •
Nathalie Baye, 77, French actress (
Every Man for Himself,
Strange Affair,
Catch Me If You Can), complications from Lewy body dementia. •
Terry L. Bruce, 82, American politician, member of the
U.S. House of Representatives (1985–1993). •
Dean Buntrock, 94, American waste service executive, co-founder of
Waste Management, Inc. •
Mariclare Costello, 90, American actress (''
Let's Scare Jessica to Death , Ordinary People, The Waltons''). •
Beatriz de Moura, 86–87, Brazilian-born Spanish publisher and translator. •
Ernie Dosio, 75, American vintner and trophy hunter, crush injuries. •
Nadia Farès, 57, French actress (
The Crimson Rivers,
Dis-moi oui...,
The Nest). •
Finnian Garbutt, 28, British actor (
Hope Street), melanoma. •
Joaquim Granger, 97, Portuguese Olympic gymnast (
1952). •
John Hockridge, 79, American first assistant director (
Ghost,
The Longest Yard,
Get Smart), liver cancer. •
Shiran Kaïdine, 44, French guitarist (
Year of No Light,
Monarch!), cancer. •
Bob Kevoian, 75, American radio presenter (
The Bob & Tom Show), stomach cancer. •
Sergio Landucci, 88, Italian philosopher and historian of philosophy. •
Pierre Lefebvre, 87, French politician,
senator (1997–2001). •
Tuimasi Manuca, 40, Fijian footballer (
Ba,
Hekari United,
national team), lung and brain cancer. •
David McKinley, 79, American politician, member of the
U.S. House of Representatives (2011–2023). •
Percy O'Driscoll, 91, Canadian Anglican prelate, bishop of
Huron (1990–2000) and metropolitan of
Ontario (1993–2000). •
Ian Pinard, 54,
Dominican politician,
MP (2005–2009, 2014–2016). •
Jacqueline Rayet, 92, French ballet dancer. •
Oscar Schmidt, 68, Brazilian
Hall of Fame basketball player (
JuveCaserta,
Corinthians,
national team). •
Jorge Enrique Serpa Pérez, 84, Cuban Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of
Pinar del Río (2006–2019). •
Barry Seton, 89, Australian racing driver,
Bathurst 500 winner (
1965). •
Franz Stocker, 92, Austrian politician,
federal councillor (1979–1983),
MP (1983–1993).
16 •
Garret Anderson, 53, American baseball player (
Los Angeles Angels),
World Series champion (
2002),
acute necrotizing pancreatitis. •
Laura Balbo, 92, Italian politician,
minister for equal opportunities (1998–2000) and
deputy (1983–1992). •
André Bernard, 90, French Olympic modern pentathlete (
1960). • , 91, Italian archaeologist and paleontologist. •
Miguel Canto, 78, Mexican
Hall of Fame boxer,
WBC flyweight champion (1975–1979). • , 89, Italian footballer (
Vis Pesaro,
Cosenza,
Derthona). •
Mark Carrington, 64, New Zealand cricketer (
Northern Districts). •
Tony Clarke, Baron Clarke of Stone-cum-Ebony, 82, British lawyer, judge and life peer, member of the
House of Lords (2009–2020). •
Barbara Flynn Currie, 85, American politician, member of the
Illinois House of Representatives (1979–2019). •
Cerina Fairfax, 49, American dentist, shot. •
Giorgos Gonios, 79, Greek footballer (
Agios Ierotheos,
Panathinaikos). •
Pharis Harvey, 91. American Methodist minister and human rights activist (
Gwangju Uprising). •
James Hayward, 82, American abstract painter. •
Kazuo Imanishi, 85, Japanese football player (
Toyo Industries,
national team) and manager (
Mazda), pneumonia. •
Jim Jabir, 63, American women's basketball coach (
Dayton Flyers,
Siena Saints,
Marquette Golden Eagles), pancreatic cancer. •
Raza Kazim, 96, Pakistani philosopher and political activist. •
Andy Kershaw, 66, English broadcaster and radio DJ (
BBC Radio 1), cancer. •
Billy Knight, 90, British tennis player. •
Craig Krampf, 80, American session drummer, songwriter ("
Oh Sherrie") and producer. •
Oleg Maisenberg, 80, Ukrainian-born Austrian pianist. •
Alex Manninger, 48, Austrian footballer (
Siena,
Arsenal,
national team), traffic collision. •
Noble Yeats, 10, Irish Thoroughbred racehorse, euthanasia. •
Jan Potměšil, 60, Czech actor (
Why?,
Princess Jasnenka and the Flying Shoemaker,
Bony a klid). •
Narayana Ramachandran, 77, Indian sports administrator, president of
World Squash (2008–2016) and the
IOA (2014–2017). •
Ivan Rebernik, 86, Slovenian diplomat, chancellor of the
Order of the Holy Sepulchre (2012–2016). •
Don Schlitz, 73, American
Hall of Fame songwriter ("
The Gambler", "
Forever and Ever, Amen", "
When You Say Nothing at All"). •
Dory Selinger, 54, American cyclist, Paralympic champion (
1996), traffic collision. •
David Smith, 82, Australian politician,
Western Australia MLA (1983–1996). •
Ernie Smith, 80, Jamaican reggae singer. •
Mamadou Sylla, 66, Guinean arms dealer. •
Seigō Tsuchida, 82, Japanese politician, mayor of
Higashine (since 1998).
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Osvaldas Balakauskas, 88, Lithuanian classical composer, diplomat, and academic (
Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre). •
Sir Peter Beale, 92, British Army lieutenant general, complications from surgery. •
Barbara Carr, 85, American blues singer. •
Mick Erwin, 82, Australian
footballer (
Richmond,
Collingwood). •
Carolina Flores Gómez, 27, Mexican beauty queen, shot. •
Frosted, 13, American Thoroughbred racehorse, euthanized. •
Daniel Grataloup, 88, French-Swiss architect. •
Kevin Klose, 85, American broadcast executive, president of
NPR (1998–2008), complications from Alzheimer's disease. •
Mark Mobius, 89, American-born German fund manager. •
Lucha Moreno, 86, Mexican singer and actress (
Asesinos, S.A.,
Quinceañera,
Amor en silencio). •
Ned, New Zealand
sinistral snail. • , 95, Japanese baseball player (
Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks) and coach. •
Rico Rizzitelli, 64, French journalist (
Libération, ''
L'Équipe''), complications from diabetes. •
Phil Rockefeller, 87, American politician, member of the
Washington Senate (2005–2011). •
José Santamaría, 96, Uruguayan-Spanish football player (
Uruguay national team,
Spain national team) and manager (Spain national team). •
Hiroshi Shiono, 94, Japanese legal scholar and academic. •
Robert Skidelsky, Baron Skidelsky, 86, British historian (
Keynes: The Return of the Master), economist (
Money and Government) and life peer, member of the
House of Lords (since 1991), brain infection. •
Pip Wedge, 97, British-born Canadian broadcaster. •
Lou Zocchi, 91, American gaming distributor and publisher.
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Shlomo Breznitz, 89, Czechoslovak-born Israeli author and politician,
MK (2006–2007). (death announced on this date) •
Steve Clark, 82, American swimmer, three-time Olympic champion (
1964), complications from Parkinson's disease. •
Robert Cluck, 87, American politician, mayor of
Arlington, Texas (2003–2015). •
Jean-Pierre Escalettes, 90, French football administrator, president of the
FFF (2005–2010). •
John Fitzgerald, 77, American football player (
Dallas Cowboys). •
Sophie Flamand, 61, Belgian writer and journalist. •
Marc Galanter, 95, American academic. •
Sonia Gessner, 87, Swiss-Italian actress (
The Great Beauty,
Luna Nera,
Le ragioni del cuore). •
Joy Harmon, 87, American actress (
Cool Hand Luke,
Village of the Giants,
Angel in My Pocket), complications from pneumonia. •
James F. Howell, 91, American politician, member of the
Oklahoma Senate (1970–1986). •
Jim Kanicki, 84, American football player (
Cleveland Browns,
New York Giants). •
Taylor Kirk, 44, Canadian musician (
Timber Timbre). •
Vladimír Kopecký, 95, Czech ice hockey player (
Rytíři Kladno). •
Franklin F. Kuo, 91, Chinese-born American computer scientist and academic, co-developer of
ALOHAnet. •
Arturo Lizón Giner, 87, Spanish politician,
senator (1979–1993). •
Vicente Lucas, 90, Portuguese footballer (
Belenenses,
national team). •
Bernardin Mfumbusa, 64, Tanzanian Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of
Kondoa (since 2011). •
Alexander Morton, 81, Scottish actor (
Monarch of the Glen,
Take the High Road,
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt), heart failure. •
Sue Prado, 44, Filipina actress (
Oro, ''
Barber's Tales, Manila Skies''), cardiac arrest. •
Michael O. Rabin, 94, Israeli mathematician and computer scientist (
Miller–Rabin primality test,
Pumping lemma,
Rabin cryptosystem). • , 91, Italian journalist, television writer and producer. •
Raymond Riotte, 86, French road racing cyclist. •
Francisco Sanjosé, 73, Spanish footballer (
Sevilla FC), Olympic national team (
1976). •
Dan Wall, 72, American jazz keyboardist. •
Wolfgang Zuckschwerdt, 76, German judoka.
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Annetta Alexandridis, 58, German-born American classical archaeologist and art historian. •
Hans-Jürgen Becher, 84, German footballer (
Schalke 04). •
Moya Brennan, 73, Irish folk singer (
Clannad). •
Patrick Campbell-Lyons, 82, Irish musician (
Nirvana) and composer. (death announced on this date) •
Benjamín Castillo Plascencia, 80, Mexican Roman Catholic prelate, auxiliary bishop of
Guadalajara (1999–2003), bishop of
Tabasco (2003–2010) and
Celaya (2010–2021). •
Trish Crossin, 70, Australian politician,
senator (1998–2013), heart attack. •
Stephen Crotts, 75, American Presbyterian minister and author. •
Juan Cruz Martínez, 73, Mexican politician,
deputy (1997–2000). •
Cees Dam, 93, Dutch architect (
Stopera,
Maastoren,
De Zalmhaven). •
André de Muralt, 94, Swiss philosopher. •
Bernard Eliade, 87, French writer and teacher. •
Feng Yufang, 63, Chinese engineer and major general, member of the
Chinese Academy of Engineering. •
Takao Fujii, 83, Japanese politician,
minister of transport (1997–1998), heart attack. •
Al Gunn, Canadian bassist (
Men Without Hats). (death announced on this date) •
Ilsetraut Hadot, 97, French philosopher and historian. •
Magsud Mammadov, 96, Azerbaijani ballet dancer. •
Dave McGinnis, 74, American football player (
TCU Horned Frogs) and coach (
Arizona Cardinals). •
Mister Sam, 80, Argentine music producer (
Gretchen). •
Henry Newton, 82, English footballer (
Nottingham Forest,
Derby County). •
Margret Nikolova, 97, Bulgarian pop singer. •
Roger Prinzen, 57, German football manager (
Balzers,
1. FC Nürnberg). •
Julio Ricardo, 87, Argentine sports journalist. •
Arthur Louis Schechter, 86, American politician, diplomat and attorney, ambassador to the
Bahamas (1998–2001). •
Lyudmila Shevtsova, 91, Russian-Ukrainian runner, Olympic champion (
1960). •
Drago Šoštarić, 83, Slovenian Olympic gymnast (
1972). •
Felipe Staiti, 64, Argentine guitarist (
Los Enanitos Verdes). •
Donald K. Tarlton, 82, Canadian music producer and promoter. •
Rafael Tolosa, 67, Colombian racing cyclist (
Café de Colombia). •
Gheorghe Urschi, 78, Moldovan actor, director, and comedian, complications from a stroke. •
Lee Wachtstetter, 97, American author. •
Jean Walkinshaw, 99, American television producer. •
Ian Watson, 82, British science fiction author (
The Jonah Kit, ''
Chekhov's Journey) and screenwriter (A.I. Artificial Intelligence'').
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Laurie Abrahams, 72, English footballer (
California Surf,
Charlton Athletic,
Tulsa Roughnecks). •
Shafique Ahmed, 88, Bangladeshi lawyer,
minister of law (2009–2013). •
Asha Bhosle, 92, Indian playback singer ("
Chura Liya Hai Tumne Jo Dil Ko", "
Dum Maro Dum", "
Piya Tu Ab To Aja"), multiple organ failure. •
Salifu Adam Braimah, 60, Ghanaian politician,
MP (2017–2021). •
Aldo Cacioppo, 81, Italian basketball player and coach. •
Ursula Donath, 94, German runner, Olympic bronze medalist (
1960). •
Dominic Frimpong, 20, Ghanaian footballer (
Berekum Chelsea), shot. •
Bob Hall, 74, American wheelchair racer, complications from pneumonia. •
Václav Hybš, 90, Czech musician, trumpeter and conductor. •
Janusz Kamiński, 92, Polish politician,
minister of transport, navigation and communications (1987–1989). •
Csaba Kuzma, 71, Hungarian Olympic boxer (
1980). •
Valerie Lee Shepard, 94, American actress (
The Wizard of Oz,
Our Gang). •
Alonso López, 69, Colombian footballer (
Millonarios,
national team). •
Delphine Noels, 53, Belgian film director. •
Leo Nowak, 97, German Roman Catholic prelate, apostolic administrator (1990–1994) and bishop (1994–2004) of
Magdeburg, complications from surgery. •
Bill Patmon, 80, American politician, member of the
Cleveland City Council (1990–2001) and
Ohio House of Representatives (2011–2018). •
Edgardo Roque, 88, Filipino Olympic basketball player (
1960). •
Nicky Smith, 57, English football player (
Colchester United,
Braintree Town) and manager (
AFC Sudbury), cancer. •
Frank Stack, 88, American cartoonist (
Our Cancer Year). • , 67, Italian actor.
11 •
Ilse von Alpenheim, 99, Austrian pianist. •
May Angeli, 88, French artist and author. •
Sonja Barend, 86, Dutch television presenter. •
Michael Baroody, 79, American lobbyist. •
Pedro Ramayá Beltrán, 96, Colombian
caña de millo player,
pleural effusion. •
Paul Berry, 68, English footballer (
Oxford United,
Witney United). •
Stefanos Borbokis, 59, Greek football player (
PAOK,
national team) and manager (
Thermaikos Thermis). • , 91, Czech hydrologist and academic. •
Cho Sang-rae, 89, South Korean politician,
MP (1981–1988). •
Hüsamettin Cindoruk, 92, Turkish politician, acting
president (1993), twice member and
speaker (1991–1995) of the
Grand National Assembly. •
Cleighten Cornelius, 49, New Zealand cricketer (
Canterbury) and winemaker, myeloma. •
Marian Cygan, 85, Polish football player (
Cracovia,
Tarnovia Tarnów) and manager (
Hutnik Kraków). •
John Dalgleish Donaldson, 84, Scottish-Australian mathematician. •
Murt Duggan, 84–85, Irish hurler (
Gortnahoe–Glengoole,
Ballingarry). •
Phil Garner, 76, American baseball player (
Houston Astros,
Pittsburgh Pirates) and manager (
Milwaukee Brewers), pancreatic cancer. •
Manuel Gurría Ordóñez, 94, Mexican politician, two-time
deputy,
senator (1991–1992),
governor of Tabasco (1992–1994). •
Sutan Harhara, 73, Indonesian football player (
Persija Jakarta,
national team) and manager. •
Amivi Homawoo, 51, Togolese visual artist and videographer. • , 85, Italian film literary critic, writer and politician. •
Peter Lynn, 79, New Zealand engineer and kite maker, cancer. •
Marcel Niat Njifenji, 91, Cameroonian politician, president of the
senate (2013–2026) and mayor of
Bangangté (2002–2007). •
John Nolan, 87, English actor (
Person of Interest,
Terror,
Batman Begins). •
Clifford Otte, 93, American politician, member of the
Wisconsin State Assembly (1993–1999). •
Chris Payton-Jones, 30, American football player (
Arizona Cardinals,
Minnesota Vikings,
Tennessee Titans), traffic collision. •
Lionel Rosenblatt, 82, American diplomat, president of
Refugees International (1990–2001), cancer. •
Nino Russo, 86, Italian film director, screenwriter and playwright. •
Vija Vētra, 103, Latvian dancer and choreographer. •
Mike Westbrook, 90, English jazz pianist and composer. •
Jacques Witt, 67–68, French journalist (''
Dernières Nouvelles d'Alsace'',
Sipa Press). •
Reinhold Wittig, 89, German board game designer (
The Game) and geologist. •
Flo Oy Wong, 87, American artist, curator and educator.
10 •
Magaly Achach Solís, 71, Mexican politician, mayor of
Benito Juárez (1999–2002), member of the
Chamber of Deputies (1991–1994) and twice of the
Congress of Quintana Roo. •
Vojtěch Adam, 75, Czech politician and surgeon,
MP (2008–2017). •
Aldwyth, 90, American artist. •
Dinah Christie, 83, Canadian actress (
Check It Out!) and singer (
Party Game), complications from dementia. •
Peter Nworie Chukwu, 60, Nigerian Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of
Abakaliki (since 2021). •
Celeste Dupuy-Spencer, 46, American painter. •
Eliot Engel, 79, American politician, member of the
U.S. House of Representatives (1989–2021), complications from Parkinson's disease. •
Barney Fisher, 78, American politician, member of the
Missouri House of Representatives (2005–2013). •
Sir Alan Frampton, 96, New Zealand agricultural economist. •
William Edwin Franklin, 95, American Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of
Davenport (1993–2006) and auxiliary bishop of
Dubuque (1987–1993). •
Thomas Frost, 101, Austrian-born American record producer. •
Vootele Hansen, 64, Estonian politician,
MP (1995–2003) and
minister of the environment (1994–1995). • , 75, Czech polar explorer, glacier fall. (death announced on this date) •
Colette Khoury, 95, Syrian novelist and poet. •
Harry Kim, 74, American trumpeter (
The Phenix Horns), cancer. •
Sid Krofft, 96, Canadian puppeteer and television writer (
H.R. Pufnstuf,
Land of the Lost,
Sigmund and the Sea Monsters). •
Marianne Lederer, 91, French translation scholar. •
Jacek Magiera, 49, Polish football player (
Legia Warsaw,
Raków Częstochowa) and manager (
Śląsk Wrocław). •
Anita Martinez, 100, American politician,
Dallas City councillor (1969–1973). •
William Leon McBride, 88, American philosopher. •
Browning Nagle, 57, American football player (
New York Jets), colon cancer. •
Bob Novogratz, 89, American
Hall of Fame football player (
Army Cadets). •
Maria Agostina Pellegatta, 87, Italian politician,
deputy (1972–1979),
senator (2006–2008). •
Sir Hayden Phillips, 83, British civil servant,
permanent secretary to the Lord Chancellor's office (1998–2003). •
S. R. Ramaswamy, 88, Indian writer and journalist. •
Rudi Schmitt, 98, German politician, member of the
Landtag of Hesse (1954–1968),
MP (1980–1987). •
Gabor Szilasi, 98, Canadian photographer. • , 74, Japanese mangaka and writer (
PopoloCrois). •
Peter Terry, 75, South African actor (
Project Shadowchaser II,
The Challenger Disaster), dramatist and poet. •
Sonam Wangchuk, 61, Indian army colonel, heart attack. •
Gerry Ward, 84, American basketball player (
Boston Celtics,
Philadelphia 76ers,
Chicago Bulls). •
Jan Williams, 87, English actress (
From Russia with Love,
Doctor Who).
9 •
Afrika Bambaataa, 68, American DJ and rapper ("
Planet Rock", "
Looking for the Perfect Beat", "
Renegades of Funk"), prostate cancer. •
Jeremy Beecham, Baron Beecham, 81, British politician, member of the
House of Lords (2010–2021), complications from Alzheimer's disease. •
Ari Ben-Menahem, 97, German-born Israeli mathematician and geophysicist. •
Robin Bridgeman, 3rd Viscount Bridgeman, 95, British businessman and politician, member of the
House of Lords (since 1983). •
Billy Bryan, 87, American baseball player (
Kansas City Athletics,
New York Yankees,
Washington Senators). •
John Edelman, 90, American baseball player (
Milwaukee Braves). •
Björgvin Halldórsson, 74, Icelandic musician. •
Sammy Forcillo, 75, Canadian politician. •
Eirwyn George, 89, Welsh poet. •
C. D. Gopinath, 96, Indian test cricketer (
Madras,
national team). •
Kamal Kharazi, 81, Iranian politician,
minister of foreign affairs (1997–2005),
permanent representative to the UN (1989–1997), and member of the
EDC (since 2022), injuries sustained from an airstrike. •
Zulfiqar Ali Khosa, 90, Pakistani politician,
governor of Punjab (1999) and
senator (2012–2018). •
Erik Kruskopf, 95, Finnish art critic. •
Erik Lallerstedt, 79, Swedish chef and restaurateur. •
Ray Monette, 79, American musician (
Rare Earth). •
Jackie Moore, 93, American basketball player (
Syracuse Nationals,
Milwaukee Hawks,
Philadelphia Warriors). •
Domingos Lucas Naftal, 84, Mozambican footballer (
Tirsense,
Porto,
Vitória Guimarães). •
Michael Paget-Wilkes, 74, English Anglican cleric,
archdeacon of Warwick (1990–2009). •
Angelo Pavan, 95, Italian politician,
senator (1979–1994). •
Eva Ramm, 100, Norwegian psychologist and essayist. •
Valery Rukhledev, 81, Russian wrestler and sports administrator, president of the
CISS (2013–2018). •
Stephen M. Schwebel, 97, American jurist, judge (1981–2000), vice president (1994–1997) and president (1997–2000) of the
ICJ. •
Jimmy Sullivan, 44, Australian politician,
Queensland MLA (since 2020). •
Héctor Vargas Haya, 98, Peruvian politician,
deputy (1963–1968, 1980–1990),
president of the Chamber of Deputies (1988–1989). •
Arkady Yanenko, 85, Russian physicist and politician,
people's deputy of the Soviet Union (1989–1991).
8 •
Mario Adorf, 95, German actor (
Major Dundee,
The Tin Drum,
Fedora) and writer. •
Doug Allan, 74, Scottish wildlife photographer and cameraman. •
Srećko Bogdan, 69, Croatian footballer (
Dinamo Zagreb,
Karlsruher SC,
Yugoslavia national team). •
Imrich Bugár, 70, Czech discus thrower, Olympic silver medalist (
1980). •
Ahmet Altay Cengizer, 71, Turkish diplomat. •
Abu Hasem Khan Choudhury, 88, Indian politician,
MP (2006–2024) and
minister of health and family welfare (2012–2014). •
Charles Delhez, 74, Belgian Roman Catholic priest and sociologist. •
Roger Establet, 87–88, French educational sociologist. •
Terry Gabinski, 87, American politician, member of the
Chicago City Council (1969–1998). •
Tarun Ghosh, 73, Bangladeshi animation editor (
Nirontor) and art director (
Kittonkhola), cardiac complication. •
Abass Kaboua, 63, Togolese politician,
senator (since 2025). •
David Kabua, 74, Marshallese politician,
president (2020–2024) and
minister in assistance to the president (2016), cancer. •
Ali Hussain Khan, 70, Pakistani politician,
Punjab MPA (since 2024). (death announced on this date) •
Mohsina Kidwai, 94, Indian politician, twice
MP, minister of
health (1984–1986) and
urban development (1986–1989). •
Koo Sze-yiu, 76–77, Hong Kong political activist, rectal cancer. •
Davey Lopes, 80, American baseball player (
Los Angeles Dodgers,
Chicago Cubs) and manager (
Milwaukee Brewers), World Series champion (
1981,
2008), complications from Parkinson's disease. •
Leïla Marouane, 65, Tunisian-born French creative writer and journalist (
El Watan,
Jeune Afrique). •
Nguyễn Đức Mậu, 78, Vietnamese poet. •
Eldrid Nordbø, 83, Norwegian politician,
minister of trade and shipping (1990–1991). •
Harald Ofner, 93, Austrian lawyer and politician,
minister of justice (1983–1987) and
MP (1979–1983, 1986–2002). •
Sherig-ool Oorzhak, 83, Russian politician,
head of the Republic of Tuva (1992–2007). •
Melchor Peredo, 99, Mexican muralist. •
Kostakis Pierides, 85, Cypriot footballer (
Pezoporikos Larnaca,
Olympiakos Nicosia,
national team). •
Peter Rull Jr., 80, Hong Kong Olympic sport shooter (
1984). •
Lakshmanan Sathyavagiswaran, 77, Indian-American medical examiner,
Los Angeles County chief medical examiner-coroner (1992–2013, 2016–2017). •
Nancy Sheppard, 96, American trick rider. •
Vaughn Solomon Schofield, 82, Canadian vice-regal,
lieutenant governor of Saskatchewan (2012–2018). •
Duško Vujošević, 67, Montenegrin basketball coach (
Partizan,
Pallacanestro Brescia,
Bosnia national team), heart and kidney disease. •
Mohammed Washah, 39–40, Palestinian journalist, airstrike. •
Mark Weissman, 77, American politician, member of the
Florida House of Representatives (2000–2002). (death announced on this date) •
Gerd Winner, 89, German painter and sculptor.
7 •
Miroj Abdulloyev, 77, Tajik politician. •
Rolf Alsing, 78, Swedish journalist (
Aftonbladet). •
Dame Averil Cameron, 86, British historian. •
Muguette Dini, 86, French politician,
senator (2004–2014). •
Anatoly Dolmatov, 75, Russian politician, member of the
Soviet of the Union (1987–1989). •
Vyacheslav Golishev, 75, Uzbek politician,
minister of economy (2005–2006). •
Barbara Gordon, 90, American filmmaker and producer. •
Patrick Ground, 93, British politician,
MP (1983–1992). •
Alex Hilton, 61, Canadian boxer. •
Mircea Lucescu, 80, Romanian football player (
Dinamo București,
national team) and manager (
Shakhtar Donetsk, national team), complications from a heart attack. •
Albert N. Martin, 91, American
Reformed Baptist minister. •
Ihor Mityukov, 73, Ukrainian diplomat and politician,
minister of finance (1997–2001), ambassador to
the UK (2002–2005) and
the EU (1995–1997). • , 72, Italian sound engineer. •
Matlab Mutallimli, 76, Azerbaijani politician,
MP (1991–2000). •
Chuck Nieson, 83, American baseball player (
Minnesota Twins). •
Seán Ó Laoire, 79, Irish architect and urban designer. •
Michael Patrick, 35, Irish actor and writer (
My Left Nut), complications from motor neurone disease. •
Rodney Pyles, 80, American politician, member of the
West Virginia House of Delegates (2016–2020). •
Valentina Savostyanova, 77, Russian politician,
MP (2000–2007). •
Adolf Scherwitzl, 87, Austrian Olympic biathlete (
1964,
1968). •
Louis Tapardjuk, 73, Canadian politician,
Nunavut MLA (2004–2013). •
Jim Whittaker, 97, American mountaineer (
1963 American Mount Everest expedition).
6 •
Bae Myeong-in, 93, South Korean politician,
minister of justice (1982–1985). •
Seán Barrett, 81, Irish politician,
TD (1981–2002, 2007–2020), minister of
education (1986–1987) and twice of
defence. •
Mihail Belchev, 79, Bulgarian singer, songwriter and poet. •
Pietro Calogero, 86, Italian magistrate. •
Konrad Carl, 96, German trade unionist, president of
IG BSE (1982–1991) and
IFBWW (1985–1993). •
Álvaro Cassuto, 87, Portuguese composer and conductor. •
Gwendolyn Chisolm, 66, American rapper (
The Sequence) and songwriter ("
Funk You Up"). •
Miguel Ángel De Marco, 86, Argentine military officer, academic and historian, member of the
National Academy of History of Argentina. •
Vladislav Galgonek, 79, Czech photographer. •
Nancy Garapick, 64, Canadian swimmer, double Olympic bronze medalist (
1976). •
Nijaz Gracić, 68, Bosnian businessman and football executive, chairman of
FK Olimpik (2006–2016). •
Gene Hooks, 98, American university athletics director (
Wake Forest). •
Majid Khademi, Iranian general and intelligence officer, head of the
IRGC Intelligence Organization (since 2025), airstrike. •
Yalçın Küçük, 87, Turkish socialist writer, economist and historian. •
Mary Nomura, 100, American singer. •
Angela Pleasence, 84, English actress (
Hitler: The Last Ten Days,
Coronation Street,
Doctor Who). •
Nick Pope, 60, British journalist and television personality (
Ancient Aliens,
UFOs Declassified), oesophageal cancer. •
Gabriel Rosenstock, 76, Irish poet and writer, cancer. •
Rainer Schwarz, 59, Austrian chef, traffic collision. •
Christian Schwarz-Schilling, 95, Austrian-born German politician,
minister of post and telecommunications (1982–1992) and
High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina (2006–2007). •
Beppe Sebaste, 66, Italian writer, poet and journalist (''
L'Unità, La Repubblica''). •
Danielle Sheypuk, 48, American psychologist. •
Juarez Teixeira, 97, Brazilian footballer (
Jabaquara,
Grêmio,
national team). •
Yataro Tsuda, 73, Japanese politician, member of the
House of Councillors (2004–2016). •
Helena Vovsová, 100, Czech resistance member. •
Yangling Dorje, 95, Chinese politician, chairman of the
Tibet Autonomous Regional Committee of the CPCC (1984–1986).
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Victor Agbégnénou, Togolese inventor and researcher. •
Alvin L, 67, Brazilian singer-songwriter, heart attack. •
Zori Balayan, 91, Armenian writer. • , 89, Slovenian politician and diplomat. •
Jacques-Armand Cardon, 89, French cartoonist and illustrator. •
Chen Lihua, 85, Chinese property developer. •
Mani Kumar Chetri, 105, Indian cardiologist, complications from a fall. •
Viola Claesson, 86, Swedish politician,
MP (1985–1991). •
Tony Davis, 73, American football player (
Cincinnati Bengals,
Tampa Bay Buccaneers,
Boston Breakers), complications from Parkinson's disease. •
Brian Garvey, 88, English footballer (
Hull City,
Watford,
Colchester United). •
Ramon Gieling, 71, Dutch film director, screenwriter and author. •
Adán Godoy, 89, Chilean footballer (
Santiago Morning,
national team). •
Adriano Goldschmied, 82, Italian fashion designer, cancer. •
A. B. M. Anowarul Haque, 76–77, Bangladeshi politician,
MP (2008–2014). •
Paul Knapman, 81, British coroner. •
Donn Landee, 79, American record producer (
5150) and recording engineer (
Minute by Minute,
1984). (death announced on this date) •
Donlyn Lyndon, 90, American architect (
Condominium 1). •
Rusmir Mahmutćehajić, 77, Bosnian writer and politician. •
Albert Mazibuko, 77, South African choral singer (
Ladysmith Black Mambazo). •
Danny Miranda, 47, Cuban baseball player, Olympic champion (
2004), intestinal blockage. •
Josep Piera, 78, Spanish poet and author. •
Sir Craig Reedie, 84, Scottish sports administrator, president of
WADA (2014–2019), vice-president of the
IOC (2012–2016), and chairman of the
BOA (1992–2005). •
Eberhard Riedel, 88, German Olympic alpine skier (
1960,
1964,
1968). •
Mario Enrique Ríos Montt, 94, Guatemalan Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of
Escuintla (1974–1984) and auxiliary bishop of
Guatemala (1987–2010). •
Chana Rungsaeng, 94, Thai politician,
MP (1976). •
Lawrence J. Ryan, 93, Australian-born German scholar of literature. •
Thitinan Saengnak, 65, Thai politician,
MP (2019–2023), suicide. •
Tim Slessor, 95, British documentarian. •
Piero Antonio Toma, 91, Italian journalist (
Il Sole 24 Ore,
la Repubblica), writer and publisher. •
Judith Trotter, 90, New Zealand diplomat,
ambassador to France (1988–1992) and
Italy (1994–1998). •
José Ulloa, 92, Spanish film director (
Veinte pasos para la muerte) and actor. •
David Wiffen, 84, English–Canadian folk singer-songwriter ("
Driving Wheel"). •
Francesco Zani, 87, Italian rugby union player (
Fiamme Oro Rugby,
SU Agen,
national team).
4 • , 88, Italian philologist and historian of literature. •
Bob Duliba, 91, American baseball player (
St. Louis Cardinals,
Los Angeles Angels,
Boston Red Sox). •
Garner Ekstran, 86, American football player (
Saskatchewan Roughriders,
BC Lions). •
Harry Keyishian, 93, American literary editor (
FDU Press) and academic. •
Raynella Leath, 77, American exonerated murder suspect. •
Ling Liong Sik, 82, Malaysian politician, acting
prime minister (1988),
MP (1974–2004), and
minister of transport (1986–2003). •
Iris Long, 91, American chemist and activist. •
Aziz Mekouar, 75, Moroccan diplomat,
ambassador to China (since 2018). •
Gian Carlo Michelini, 90, Italian-Taiwanese Roman Catholic priest and artistic director, co-founder of the
YICFFF. •
Sajida Obaed, 68, Iraqi folk singer. •
Arne Olsen, 64, Canadian screenwriter (
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie,
Cop and a Half,
All Dogs Go to Heaven 2), complications from cancer. •
Paul Orsatti, 84, French footballer (
Bastia,
Paris FC) and manager (
Gazélec Ajaccio). •
Simon Oxley, 56, British graphic designer. •
Gerald Paddio, 60, American basketball player (
Cleveland Cavaliers,
Indiana Pacers,
New York Knicks), traffic collision. •
Horst Schmid, 92, German-born Canadian politician,
Alberta MLA (1971–1986). •
Cyrille Schott, 75, French civil servant, prefect of
Hérault (2007–2008), puisne judge of the
Cour des Comptes (2009–2013). •
Machana Shamukuni, Botswanan politician,
minister of justice (2022–2024). (death announced on this date) •
Marian Van Landingham, 88, American politician, member of the
Virginia House of Delegates (1983–2006). •
Evelyn Wilson, 66, American jurist, justice of the
Kansas Supreme Court (2020–2025), complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. •
Yun Ki-hyeon, 83, South Korean
Go player. •
Roberto Zapperi, 94, Italian historian and writer.
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Prashant Bose, 82, Indian Maoist militant. •
Nanni Cagnone, 86, Italian poet. •
Bettina Cirone, 92, American photographer. •
Fred Curry, 82, American professional wrestler (
NWA,
NWF). •
Rod Diridon Sr., 87, American politician, chairman of the
CHSRA (2001–2003), sepsis. •
Pearl Fryar, 86, American
topiary artist. •
Carol Greitzer, 101, American politician and abortion activist,
New York City councilwoman (1969–1991). •
Guy Jutras, 95, Canadian boxing referee and judge. •
Dennis Campbell Kennedy, 89, Irish journalist (
Belfast Telegraph,
The Irish Times). •
Vittorio Messori, 84, Italian journalist (
Avvenire,
La Stampa,
Corriere della Sera) and Christian writer. •
Karen Muenster, 83, American politician, member of the
South Dakota Senate (1985–1992), complications from Alzheimer's disease. •
Augustine Nshimye, 79, Ugandan jurist, justice of the
Supreme Court (2015–2017), cancer. •
Ricardo Ortiz, 51, Spanish bullfighter, gored. •
Andrew Perry, 60, English music journalist (
Select,
Q,
Mojo), author and broadcaster. •
Gilbertson Sangma, 70, Indian footballer (
Assam Police,
Assam,
national team). •
Terry Schreiber, 89, American theater director, heart attack. •
Michele Massimo Tarantini, 83, Italian film director (
Confessions of a Lady Cop,
A Man Called Magnum,
Taxi Girl). •
James Uerikua, 43, Namibian politician,
MP (since 2025), traffic collision. •
Gerard Williams, 73, American football player (
Washington Redskins,
San Francisco 49ers). (death announced on this date) •
Butch Wilson, 84, American football player (
Baltimore Colts,
New York Giants), cancer. •
Thomas Zipp, 59–60, German artist.
2 •
Roberto Arditti, 60, Italian journalist (
Il Tempo), television writer and radio personality. •
Oleh Avdieiev, 52, Ukrainian Olympic luger (
1998,
2002), stabbed. •
Mels Bekboev, 73, Kyrgyz military officer and politician, chief of the
general staff of armed forces (2004–2006). •
Trygve Berge, 93, Norwegian Olympic alpine skier (
1956). •
Louis Besson, 88, French politician,
deputy (1976–1989),
secretary of state for housing (1997–2001), and twice mayor of
Chambéry. •
Nicolás Biglianti, 51, Uruguayan footballer (
Liverpool (Montevideo),
Rampla Juniors,
Peñarol), pancreatic cancer. •
Víctor Cabrera, 68, Chilean footballer (
San Luis,
Everton,
Regional Atacama). (body discovered on this date) •
Estelle Bee Dagum, 90–91, Argentine-Canadian statistician. •
Ronald Eddy, 94, Canadian politician,
Ontario MPP (1992–1995) and mayor of
Brant (1999–2018). •
Maribel Flores, 75–76, Spanish politician, member of the
Parliament of Andalusia (1990–2004) and
senator (1996–2015). •
Dee Freeman, 66, American actress (
The Young and the Restless), lung cancer. •
Shozin Fukui, 64–65, Japanese film director (
964 Pinocchio, ''
Rubber's Lover, S-94'') and screenwriter. •
James Gadson, 86, American drummer (
Charles Wright & the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band) and session musician. •
Kristian Gerner, 83, Swedish historian and author. •
Neville Glover, 70, Australian rugby league player (
Parramatta Eels,
Penrith Panthers,
national team). •
Tahir Jalil Habbush, 75–76, Iraqi intelligence official (
Habbush letter), director of the
Iraqi Intelligence Service (1995–2003). •
Yoshihisa Kishimoto, 64, Japanese video game developer (
Double Dragon, Kunio-kun). •
Javier López Marcano, 71, Spanish politician, member of the
Parliament of Cantabria (1999–2015, since 2023) and three-time regional minister, mayor of
Torrelavega (1999–2003), heart attack. •
Jean-Claude Lozac'hmeur, 85, French linguist, historian and academic. •
Misua, 27, Filipino drag performer (
Drag Race Philippines). •
Peter Neumeyer, 96, German-American academic. •
Reda bin Mohammed Saeed Obeid, 89–90, Saudi academic and civil servant, member of the
Consultative Assembly of Saudi Arabia (1994–1998). •
Justin Panakkal, 90, Indian Catholic priest and composer. •
Dan Piachaud, 89, Sri Lankan cricketer (
Oxford University,
MCC,
national team). •
Mykola Pinchuk, 79, Ukrainian footballer (
Armavir,
Zorya Luhansk,
Soviet Union national team). (death announced on this date) •
George Plafker, 97, American seismologist. •
Konstantas Ramelis, 88, Lithuanian politician,
MP (2008–2012). •
Ian Rutherford, 68, New Zealand cricketer (
Otago,
Central Districts,
Central Otago), traffic collision. •
Nick Savva, 91, Cypriot-born British greyhound trainer and breeder. •
Aron Shai, 83, Israeli historian. •
Mahinda Wijesekara, 83, Sri Lankan politician,
minister of fisheries (2001–2007) and
MP (1989–2010). •
Jerrold Zar, 84, American biologist.
1 •
Nancy Metayer Bowen, 38, American politician, vice mayor of
Coral Springs, Florida, shot. •
Sergey Bystritskiy, 62, Russian actor (
Valentin and Valentina,
From the Life of Fyodor Kuzkin,
100 Days Before the Command) and television director. •
Salvador Castañeda Álvarez, 79, Mexican writer. •
Mike Chaplin, 82, British artist, mesothelioma. •
Gianluca Cherubini, 52, Italian footballer (
Reggiana,
Chieti,
Torres). •
Birgit Collin-Langen, 69, German politician,
MEP (2012–2019). •
Donald V. DeRosa, 85, American academic administrator, president of the
University of the Pacific (1995–2009). •
Andreas Engel, 82, Swiss biologist. •
Dick Farley, 79, American football player (
San Diego Chargers) and coach (
Williams Ephs). •
Jack Harliwich, 95, New Zealand cricketer (
Canterbury). •
Hans-Jürgen Kreische, 78, German football player (
Dynamo Dresden,
East Germany national team) and manager (Dynamo Dresden), Olympic bronze medalist (
1972). •
Rosemary Kurtz, 95, American politician, member of the
Illinois House of Representatives (2001–2005). •
Suki Lahav, 74, Israeli violinist (
E Street Band), singer, and lyricist. •
Jacques Michon, 80, Canadian literary historian and academic. •
Dalia Nausheen, 71, Bangladeshi
Nazrul Sangeet singer, cancer. •
L. P. E. Parker, 93, British classical scholar. •
Dick Roberge, 91, Canadian ice hockey player (
Johnstown Jets,
New Westminster Royals,
Pittsburgh Hornets) and coach. •
Louis Saia, 75, Canadian film director (
Les Boys) and screenwriter. •
Tariq al-Sawah, 68, Egyptian
Guantanamo Bay detainee. (death announced on this date) •
Peter V. Smith, 78, Australian
footballer (
Melbourne,
Carlton). •
Jean-Michel Testu, 88, French politician,
deputy (1981–1986, 1988–1993). •
Tom Valenti, 67, American chef. ==Previous months==