LISA DESJARDINS: In tonight's other headlines,# President Trump is ramping up pressure on NATO## to stop purchasing Russian energy.

In a letter to# NATO allies that he also posted to social media,## the president vowed to place major sanctions on# Russia when those in the alliance stop buying## oil from Russia.

Mr. Trump said NATO's# reliance weakens its bargaining power.

The post comes as tensions rise# in Europe over the war in Ukraine.## Russia announced today it completed a joint# military exercise with Belarus force in the## Baltic Sea just two days after# Russian drones flew over Poland.

More airstrikes and more deaths overnight# as Israel's military operation in Gaza## intensifies.

More than 30 people were killed# in Gaza City, including 12 children.

Israel## hit some residential buildings that it# says Hamas used to spy on troop movements.

The Jewish state calls Gaza City the last# Hamas stronghold.

But Palestinians argue## there's no safe place for them to go,# and relocating is out of reach for many.

ABDEL HAMEED AL-ATRASH, Displaced Resident# (through translator): There is no safe place## in Gaza.

From Rafah in the south to Zikim,# there is.. are empty areas, it's empty talk.

There is bombing# everywhere.

What can we do?

Where should we go?

LISA DESJARDINS: Israel has told civilians# to evacuate to Al Mawasi in the south,## which it has designated as a humanitarian zone.

Authorities in Nepal's capital today lifted# a curfew that was put in place after protests## killed 51 people and led to the collapse of the# government.

The move comes after some calm return## to Kathmandu Friday with the appointment of a# new placeholder, Prime Minister Sushila Karki.## She was formerly a Supreme Court chief justice# and was known for standing up to corruption.

And in England, fans of Jane Austen gathered# to celebrate the author's 250th birthday.

The## Jane Austen Festival in Bath, which started as a# weekend celebration, now lasts 10 days.

Travelers## from around the world are united by their love of# empire, waist, tailcoats and bonnets, all to honor## the author of Pride and Prejudice, who they say# provides a time capsule into 18th century culture.

The festival ends next week, leaving# plenty of time for fans to promenade## along the streets that Austen# and her characters stroll.

Still to come on PBS News Weekend, the hard# choices states are making in the wake of## billions of dollars of cuts in federal# funding for health.

And saying goodbye## to the Crawleys, the family at the center of# the beloved historical drama Downton Abbey.