The following is a list ofnotable deaths in March 2024.

Entries for each day are listedalphabetically by surname. A typical entry lists information in the following sequence:

• Name, age, country of citizenship at birth, subsequent country of citizenship (if applicable), reason for notability, cause of death (if known), and reference.

• Norman B. Anderson, 68, American scientist and academic, complications from knee surgery.^[1]
• Iris Apfel, 102, American businesswoman and designer.^[2]
• Chance Browne, 75, American cartoonist (Hi and Lois), pancreatic cancer.^[3]
• Ennio Calabria, 86, Italian painter and illustrator.^[4]
• Moisés Calleros, 34, Mexican boxer, cardiac arrest.^[5]
• Ch'ng Jit Koon, 90, Chinese-born Singaporean politician,MP (1968–1988, 1989–1991, 1992–1996).^[6]
• Jacqueline Duhême, 96, French illustrator and writer.^[7]
• Pauline Eisenstadt, 84, American politician, member of theNew Mexico House of Representatives (1985–1993) andSenate (1997–2000).^[8]
• Lynn Fainchtein, 61, Spanish music producer and film composer (The United States vs. Billie Holiday).^[9]
• Erling Folkvord, 74, Norwegian politician,MP (1993–1997).^[10]
• Gerald Gustafson, 95, American fighter pilot.^[11]
• Ataullah Hamidi, 69, Turkish politician, mayor ofBatman (1984–1994) andMP (1996–2002, 2015–2018), heart attack.^[12]
• David Ananda Hart, 69, British theologian and Anglican priest.^[13]
• Tom James, 94, American politician, member of theTexas House of Representatives (1959–1963).^[14]
• David Johnson, 97, American photographer.^[15]
• Eric Jones, 87, British-Australian economic historian (The European Miracle).^[16]
• Monique Journod, 88, French painter and lithographer.^[17]
• Farhan Khan, 23, Pakistani footballer (Pakistan Air Force), traffic collision.^[18]
• Charles Kurfess, 94, American politician, member of theOhio House of Representatives (1957–1978).^[19]
• João Maia, 82, Brazilian philosopher and politician,deputy (1988–1997).^[20]
• Andrés Miranda Hernández, 89, Spanish politician, president of theCabildo Insular de Tenerife (1971–1974) and member of theCortes Españolas (1967–1974).^[21]
• Bjørn Pedersen, 90, Norwegian chemist.^[22]
• Péter Povázsay, 77, Hungarian Olympic canoeist (1972).^[23]
• Tristram Powell, 83, English director, producer and screenwriter, leukaemia.^[24]
• Aziz Qureshi, 82, Indian politician,MP (1984–1989), governor ofUttarakhand (2012–2015) andUttar Pradesh (2014).^[25]
• Pit Schubert, 88, German non-fiction author and mountain climber.^[26]
• Sun Jun, 97, Chinese tunnel engineer.^[27]
• Jacques Tasso, 79, French rally racer.^[28]
• Akira Toriyama, 68, Japanese manga artist (Dragon Ball,Dr. Slump) and video game artist (Dragon Quest), subdural hematoma.^[29]
• Allan Watson, 81, Welsh-born American football player (Pittsburgh Steelers).^[30]
• Carroll B. Williams Jr., 94, American research forester and entomologist.^[31]
• Don Wise, 81, American tenor saxophonist.^[32]
• Vladimir Yedalov, 69, Russian politician,senator (2013–2015).^[33]

• Jim Beard, 63, American keyboardist (Steely Dan).^[34]
• Maurice Bembridge, 79, English golfer, cancer.^[35]
• Blues Boy Willie, 77, American blues musician, complications from a stroke.^[36]
• Nigel Brooks, 97, English composer, arranger and conductor.^[37]
• Monthian Buntan, 58, Thai politician,senator (2008–2014, since 2019), member of theNational Legislative Assembly (2014–2019).^[38]
• Janice Burgess, 72, American television writer, producer and executive (The Backyardigans,Winx Club,Blue's Clues), breast cancer.^[39]
• Azam Cheema, 70, Pakistani Lashkar-e-Taiba operative, heart attack.^[40] (death announced on this date)
• W. C. Clark, 84, American blues musician.^[41]
• Mark Dodson, 64, American voice actor (Gremlins,Return of the Jedi,Day of the Dead), heart attack.^[42]
• Ángel Duarte Valverde, 89, Ecuadorian lawyer and politician,deputy (1986–1988), governor ofGuayas Province (1992–1995).^[43]
• Vladimir Dyachenko, 75, Russian politician,governor of Amur Oblast (1994–1996),senator (1996).^[44]
• Tim Ecclestone, 76, Canadian ice hockey player (St. Louis Blues,Detroit Red Wings,Atlanta Flames).^[45]
• Mohammed Emami-Kashani, 92, Iranian politician, member of theAssembly of Experts (since 1983).^[46]
• Eskendereya, 17, American Thoroughbred racehorse, heart failure.^[47] (death announced on this date)
• Wally Firth, 89, Canadian politician,MP (1972–1979).^[48]
• Leonard Everett Fisher, 99, American children's books illustrator.^[49]
• Alain Gerolami, 97, French government official, prefect ofMayenne (1973–1977), prefect ofSeine-Maritime (1982–1985).^[50]
• Mark F. Giuliano, 62, American law enforcement official,deputy director of the FBI (2013–2016).^[51]
• Dan Haerle, 86, American jazz musician and pianist.^[52]
• Martin Herbster, 62, German Olympic wrestler (1984).^[53]
• Howard Hiatt, 98, American medical researcher.^[54]
• Paul Houde, 69, Canadian actor (Les Boys,Winter Stories) and television and radio host, complications from brain surgery.^[55]
• Hwang Young-ha, 84, South Korean civil servant and politician, secretary general of theBoard of Audit and Inspection (1993).^[56]
• Jaclyn Jose, 60, Filipino actress (The Flor Contemplacion Story,Familia Zaragoza,Ma' Rosa), heart attack.^[57]
• Kenji Manabe, 88, Japanese pathologist and politician, member of theHouse of Councillors (1977–1989, 1995–2007),director-general of the environmental agency (1998–1999).^[58]
• James Corson Niederman, 99, American epidemiologist.^[59]
• John Okafor, 62, Nigerian actor (Issakaba) and comedian.^[60]
• Ørjar Øyen, 97, Norwegian academic and sociologist, rector of theUniversity of Bergen (1978–1983).^[61]
• Søren Pape Poulsen, 52, Danish politician,MP (since 2015) andminister of justice (2016–2019), cerebral haemorrhage.^[62]
• Richard Plotz, 75, AmericanTolkien scholar, cancer.^[63]
• Antoine Predock, 87, American architect.^[64]
• Leena Rauhala, 82, Finnish politician,MP (1999–2015).^[65]
• Dinu Săraru, 92, Romanian novelist.^[66]
• Odd Selmer, 94, Norwegian journalist, novelist, and playwright.^[67]
• Lawrence Solan, 71, American academic.^[68]
• Tizway, 19, American Thoroughbred racehorse, heart attack.^[69]
• Nikola Vuljanić, 74, Croatian politician,MEP (2013–2014).^[70]
• Eugene Wijeysingha, 89–90, Malaysian-born Singaporean educator and historian.^[71]
• Kazbek Zankishiev, 31, Russian judoka.^[72]

• Hanne Andersen, 84, Danish politician,MP (1984–2001).^[73]
• Alexandre Baptista, 83, Portuguese footballer (Sporting CP,national team).^[74]
• Edward Bond, 89, British dramatist (Saved,Narrow Road to the Deep North,The Sea) and theatre director.^[75]
• Zach Brewer, 44, American racecar driver.^[76]
• Betty Brodel, 104, American actress (Swing Hostess,Too Young to Know,Cinderella Jones).^[77]
• Brian Canty, 92, British diplomat,governor of Anguilla (1989–1992).^[78]
• Juli Lynne Charlot, 101, American actress and fashion designer.^[79]
• Eleanor Collins, 104, Canadian jazz singer, television host and civic leader.^[80]
• Peter Conrad, 78, American sociologist, pneumonia.^[81]
• Carlos Díaz Medina, 88, Spanish politician, member of theAndalusian parliament (1982–1994), mayor ofCádiz (1979–1995).^[82]
• Ruxandra Dumitrescu, 46, Romanian-born Greek volleyball player (Panathinaikos,Romania national team,Greece national team), heart attack.^[83]
• Kenneth B. Eisenthal, 90, American physical chemist.^[84]
• Emmanuëlle, 81, Canadian singer.^[85]
• Roberto Fleitas, 91, Uruguayan football player and manager (Peñarol,Liverpool,national team).^[86]
• Oscar Ghiglia, 85, Italian classical guitarist.^[87]
• Bob Harrison, 96, American basketball player (Minneapolis Lakers,Milwaukee Hawks / St. Louis Hawks,Syracuse Nationals).^[88]
• Brian Honeywood, 74, English footballer (Colchester United,Chelmsford City).^[89]
• Agbéyomé Kodjo, 69, Togolese politician,prime minister (2000–2002) andpresident of the National Assembly (1999–2000), heart attack.^[90]
• Tetsuzan Kuroda, 73, Japanese swordfighter.^[91]
• Günther Leib, 96, German operatic baritone.^[92]
• Carl Madison, 93, American high school football coach (J. M. Tate High School,Pine Forest High School).^[93]
• Dan McCartan, 84, Northern Irish Gaelic footballer (Down), selector and manager.^[94]
• Mitch Molloy, 58, Canadian ice hockey player (Buffalo Sabres).^[95]
• Chris Mortensen, 72, American sports journalist (ESPN,Atlanta Journal-Constitution), throat cancer.^[96]
• Walter Mößinger, 75, German Olympic artistic gymnast (1972).^[97]
• Nakajima Natsu, 80, Japanese dancer.^[98]
• Eze V. B. C. Onyema III, 97, Nigerian traditional ruler ofOgwu-Ikpele (since 1976).^[99] (death announced on this date)
• Ed Ott, 72, American baseball player (Pittsburgh Pirates,California Angels),World Series champion (1979).^[100]
• Morris Overstreet, 73, American jurist, judge on theTexas Court of Criminal Appeals (1991–1999), prostate cancer.^[101]
• Amjad Parvez, 78, Pakistani singer and writer.^[102]
• Suzy Platiel, 93, Algerian-born French ethnolinguist and Africanist.^[103]
• Presto, 31, German rapper, cancer.^[104]
• Bill Ramsay, 95, American jazz saxophonist and bandleader.^[105]
• Léon-Pierre Raybaud, 89, French legal historian and politician,mayor ofLevens (1991–1994).^[106]
• Arnold L. Rheingold, 83, American chemist.^[107]
• Klaus Röhl, 90, German radiochemist and politician,MP (1990–1998).^[108]
• Félix Sabal Lecco, 64–65, Cameroonian drummer.^[109]
• Mounir Sabet, 87, Egyptian general and sports official, president of theEgyptian Olympic Committee (1990–1993).^[110]
• Makoto Shinohara, 92, Japanese composer, stomach cancer.^[111]
• Ian Strachan, 83, Scottish-born Canadian politician,Newfoundland and Labrador MHA (1975–1979).^[112]
• Claudio Tognolli, 60, Brazilian investigative journalist (Veja,Folha de S.Paulo,Jornal da Tarde), complications from heart transplant.^[113]
• Paolino Tomaino, 86, Italian Roman Catholic priest and missionary.^[114]
• Jim Trujillo, 84, American politician, member of theNew Mexico House of Representatives (2003–2020), kidney failure.^[115]
• Atie Voorbij, 83, Dutch Olympic swimmer (1960).^[116]
• U. L. Washington, 70, American baseball player (Kansas City Royals,Montreal Expos,Pittsburgh Pirates), cancer.^[117]

• Michael Adie, 94, English Anglican clergyman,bishop of Guildford (1983–1994), pneumonia.^[118]
• Jimmy Anderson, 86, American college basketball coach (Oregon State Beavers).^[119]
• Oluremi Atanda, 84, Nigerian agricultural scientist.^[120]
• Barbara Balzerani, 75, Italian communist militant (Red Brigades) and convicted terrorist.^[121]
• Jean-Pierre Bourtayre, 82, French composer (The Game Is Over,Arsène Lupin,Les Maîtres du temps).^[122]
• Char-ron Dorsey, 46, American football player (Dallas Cowboys,Houston Texans), complications from a stroke.^[123]
• Francisco Javier Errázuriz Talavera, 81, Chilean politician,senator (1994–2002), complications from a stroke.^[124]
• Francisco González Valer, 84, Spanish Roman Catholic prelate, auxiliary bishop ofWashington (2002–2014).^[125]
• Tony Green, 85, British sports commentator and television announcer (Bullseye), complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[126]
• Max Hardy, 40, American chef and restaurateur.^[127]
• James Hedges, 85, American politician.^[128]
• Michael Jenkins, 77, Australian writer, producer and film and television director (The Heartbreak Kid).^[129]
• Peep Jöffert, 79, Estonian racing cyclist.^[130]
• Lewis Jones, 92, Welsh rugby union (national team) and rugby league player (Leeds,Wentworthville).^[131]
• Yazan al-Kafarneh, 10, Palestinian boy, malnourishment.^[132]
• Piotr Krupa, 87, Polish Roman Catholic prelate, auxiliary bishop ofKoszalin-Kołobrzeg (1984–1992) andPelplin (1992–2011).^[133]
• José León Asensio, 90,Dominican tobacco and beverage industry executive, chairman ofCervecería Nacional Dominicana (1986–1993) and president ofGrupo León Jimenes (since 1993).^[134]
• Paryse Martin, 64, American-born Canadian artist, heart disease.^[135]
• Ramón Masats, 92, Spanish photographer.^[136]
• Kees Rijvers, 97, Dutch football player (AS Saint-Etiénne,national team) and manager (PSV Eindhoven).^[137]
• B. B. Seaton, 79, Jamaican singer (The Gaylads), songwriter and record producer.^[138]
• Joe Shannon, 59, Irish chef and television presenter (Ireland AM), cancer.^[139]
• Rafael Suissa, 89, Israeli politician, member of theKnesset (1981–1984).^[140]
• Tarako, 63, Japanese voice actress (Inuyasha,Chibi Maruko-Chan,Castle in the Sky).^[141]
• Juan Verduzco, 78, Mexican actor (La familia P. Luche,Destilando Amor,The Stray Cat).^[142]
• Amnon Weinstein, 84, Israeli luthier.^[143]

• Linda Balgord, 64, American actress and singer (The Pirate Queen,Cats,The Phantom of the Opera).^[144]
• John Behrent, 85, New Zealand cricketer (Auckland,Wellington).^[145]
• Elizabeth Bernays, 83–84, Australian entomologist.^[146]
• Vladimir Beryozov, 83, Russian military officer and politician,senator (2002).^[147]
• Debra Byrd, 72, American singer and vocal coach.^[148]
• Patricia M. Collins, 96, American civic leader and politician, mayor ofCaribou, Maine (1981–1982).^[149]
• Nesse Godin, 95, Lithuanian-born American Holocaust survivor.^[150]
• Kathy Goldman, 92, American anti-poverty activist.^[151]
• Guy Griffiths, 101, Australian rear admiral.^[152]
• Eric Guimbeau, 63, Mauritian businessman and politician,MNA (2000–2014), motorcycle accident.^[153]
• Vadym Hladun, 86, Ukrainian basketball player (Budivelnyk,Soviet Union national team) and coach.^[154]
• Sonia Hoey, 44, Irish association (Peamount United) and Gaelic (Louth) footballer, cervical cancer.^[155]
• N. K. Jose, 95, Indian historian.^[156]
• Haïm Kern, 93, German-born French sculptor, painter, and engraver.^[157]
• Wiesław Kondracki, 85, Polish engineer, economist, and politician,MP (1989–1991).^[158]
• Rolf Larcher, 89, Swiss rower, Olympic bronze medalist (1960).^[159]
• Roberto Leoni, 83, Italian screenwriter (Santa Sangre,My Dear Killer,Street People) and film director.^[160]
• Dagmar Loe, 101, Norwegian journalist (Dagsrevyen).^[161]
• Steve Marsh, 99, Australianfootball player (South Fremantle,Western Australia) and coach (East Fremantle).^[162]
• Ken J. Miller, 61, American politician, member of theNorth Carolina House of Representatives (1995–1997).^[163]
• Siphiwe Mkhonza, 45, South African footballer (Lamontville Golden Arrows,Kaizer Chiefs,national team), kidney infection.^[164]
• Sidsel Mørck, 86, Norwegian writer.^[165]
• Marcello Norberth, 87, Italian photographer.^[166]
• Jack Parrington, 90, Canadian Olympic sprinter (1956).^[167]
• Morton Povman, 93, American politician, member of theNew York City Council (1971–2001), pancreatic cancer.^[168]
• Nadezhda Shaydenko, 71, Russian academic and politician,MP (2011–2016).^[169]
• Collin Small, 44, American man, shot^[170]
• Solihin G. P., 97, Indonesian military officer, governor ofWest Java (1970–1975), lung and kidney disease.^[171]
• Kari Juhani Sorri, 82, Finnish chess player.^[172]
• Richard Stone, 86, British anti-racism activist and medical doctor.^[173]
• Misha Suslov, 84, Russian cinematographer (The Sixth of July,The Seagull,Black Moon Rising).^[174]
• Giuseppina Torello, 80, Italian middle-distance and cross-country runner.^[175]
• António-Pedro Vasconcelos, 84, Portuguese film director (Dead Man's Seat,Jaime,Beauty and the Paparazzo).^[176]
• Pavel Zajíček, 72, Czech poet, musician (DG 307) and visual artist, pneumonia.^[177]

• Faqir Chand Aggarwal, 91, Indian educator and politician,Haryana MLA (1996–2000), cardiac arrest.^[178]
• Seppo Ahokainen, 72, Finnish ice hockey player (Ilves,EC KAC,Tappara).^[179]
• Alfredo Baranda García, 79, Mexican lawyer, diplomat and politician,governor of the State of Mexico (1986–1987) andfederal consumer attorney (1990–1994).^[180]
• Cecilia Eckelmann Battistello, 73, Italian-born British container industry executive, chairman ofContship Italia Group (since 1996).^[181]
• Jim Browner, 68, American football player (Cincinnati Bengals).^[182]
• Jose Concepcion Jr., 92, Filipino businessman, activist, and politician, president ofRFM Corporation (1965–1986), delegate to the1971 constitutional convention, andsecretary of trade and industry (1986–1991).^[183]
• Domício Coutinho, 92, Brazilian-born American author.^[184]
• Austen Robin Crapp, 90, Australian Roman Catholic prelate, bishop ofAitape (1999–2009).^[185]
• Roger Davis, 85, American football player (Chicago Bears,New York Giants,Los Angeles Rams).^[186]
• Hreinn Friðfinnsson, 81, Icelandic artist.^[187]
• Ted Gray, 96, American politician, member of theOhio Senate (1951–1994).^[188]
• Ray Grenald, 96, American architectural lighting designer, congestive heart failure.^[189]
• Barbara Joans, 89, American anthropologist, cardiopulmonary failure.^[190]
• Santosh Madhavan, 63, Indian religious leader and convicted sex offender, heart disease.^[191]
• Dick Monteith, 92, American politician, member of theCalifornia State Senate (1994–2002).^[192]
• Dimos Moutsis, 85, Greek singer-songwriter and composer.^[193]
• Martin Ndongo-Ebanga, 57, Cameroonian boxer, Olympic bronze medallist (1984).^[194]
• Brian Nestande, 60, American politician, member of theCalifornia State Assembly (2008–2014).^[195]
• Larry H. Parker, 75, American personal injury lawyer.^[196]
• Pigcasso, 7, South African painting pig, rheumatoid arthritis.^[197] (death announced on this date)
• Nizam Rawther, 49, Indian scriptwriter (Zachariayude Garbhinikal,Bombay Mittayi,Radio) and documentary filmmaker.^[198]
• Vikki Richards, 79, Trinidadian-born English actress (Black Snake,Percy's Progress,Crown Court).^[199]
• Dietrich Rusche, 87, German lawyer and politician, member of theHamburg Parliament (2001–2008).^[200]
• Mohammed Al-Sharekh, 82, Kuwaiti businessman and author.^[201]
• Nick Sheridan, 32, Irish journalist and television presenter (News2day,Reporting Scotland,The Nine), brain aneurysm.^[202]
• Mitsuko Tabe, 91, Japanese artist.^[203]
• Rimas Tuminas, 72, Lithuanian theatre director.^[204]
• Claudio Velluti, 84, Italian basketball player (Olimpia Cagliari,Olimpia Milano,national team).^[205]
• Margrit Weber-Röllin, 86, Swiss politician, member of theCantonal Council of Schwyz (1980–1988).^[206]

• Biraj Adhikari, 63, Indian politician, founder of theSikkim National People's Party.^[207]
• Pedro Altamiranda, 88, Panamanian singer.^[208]
• Lynne Barasch, 84, American illustrator and author.^[209]
• Jean-Baptiste Bordas, 86, French Olympic footballer (1960).^[210]
• Jean-Paul Colonval, 84, Belgian football player (Tilleur,Standard Liège) and manager (Racing Jet de Bruxelles).^[211]
• Joe Cutajar, 83, Maltese singer (Helen and Joseph).^[212] (death announced on this date)
• Connie Eaves, 79, Canadian biologist.^[213]
• Françoise Garner, 90, French soprano.^[214]
• David Granger, 69, Australianfootballer (Port Adelaide,St Kilda).^[215]
• Patsy Healey, 84, British urban planner.^[216]
• Robert Heisner, 77, Martial arts expert and Christian minister.^[217]
• Roger T. Hughes, 82, Canadian jurist, justice of theFederal Court (2005–2016).^[218]
• John Isenbarger, 76, American football player (San Francisco 49ers).^[219]
• Ahmet Koç, 46, Turkish-born Belgian politician.^[220]
• John Kumah, 45, Ghanaian politician,MP (since 2021).^[221]
• Steve Lawrence, 88, American singer ("Go Away Little Girl", "Footsteps") and actor (The Blues Brothers), complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[222]
• Daniel Martin, 72, French actor (Le Dîner de Cons,East/West,Most Promising Young Actress).^[223]
• Wayne Moses, 69, American football coach (UCLA Bruins,Pittsburgh Panthers,St. Louis Rams).^[224]
• Armistead Neely, 76, American tennis player.^[225]
• Minervino Pietra, 70, Portuguese football player (Benfica,national team) and manager (Estoril).^[226]
• Heinz A. Richter, 84, German historian and author.^[227]
• Jim Roddey, 91, American politician,Allegheny County chief executive (2000–2004).^[228]
• Richard Rosecrance, 93, American political scientist.^[229]
• Stéphane Rosse, 61, French cartoonist.^[230]
• Lucas Samaras, 87, Greek-born American photographer, sculptor and painter.^[231]
• Dennis L. Serrette, 83, American civil and labor rights activist.^[232]
• Son Myung-soon, 95, South Koreanfirst lady (1993–1998).^[233]
• Nili Tal, 80, Israeli journalist (Haaretz) and filmmaker (Women for Sale).^[234]
• Margaret Tynes, 104, American opera singer.^[235]

• Milan Arnejčič, 81, Slovene footballer (Železničar Maribor,Maribor,Red Star Belgrade).^[236]
• Elizabeth Balgobin, 58, British charity administrator, cancer.^[237]
• Kosta Barka, 69, Albanian politician,MP (since 2011).^[238]
• José María Benavides, 79, Spanish Olympic sailor (1976,1980).^[239]
• Brother Dege, 56, American musician.^[240]
• Guy Boutilier, 65, Canadian politician,Alberta MLA (1997–2012) and mayor ofWood Buffalo (1995–1997) andFort McMurray (1992–1996).^[241]
• Ron Busniuk, 75, Canadian ice hockey player (Buffalo Sabres,Minnesota Fighting Saints,New England Whalers).^[242]
• Henry Chakava, 77, Kenyan publisher.^[243]
• Abdou Cherif, 52, Moroccan singer, heart attack.^[244]
• Diana Conti, 67, Argentine lawyer and politician, twicedeputy,senator (2002–2005) and member of theCouncil of Magistracy of the Nation (2006–2010).^[245]
• Darío Espínola, 56, Paraguayan footballer (Everton,national team).^[246] (death announced on this date)
• Duncan Fearnley, 83, English cricketer (Worcestershire) and sporting goods manufacturer.^[247]
• Ernie Fields Jr., 89, American baritone saxophonist and session musician.^[248]
• Egon Fleischmann, 89, German Olympic cross-country skier (1960).^[249]
• Michael Goodfellow, 83, British academic.^[250]
• David E. Harris, 89, American pilot.^[251]
• Jonathan Hunt, 85, New Zealand politician and diplomat,Postmaster-General (1984–1987), member (1966–2005) andspeaker (1999–2005) of theHouse of Representatives.^[252]
• Greg Hyatt, 70, American political activist and attorney.^[253]
• Kali Kalo, 97, Greek actress.^[254]
• Herbert Kroemer, 95, German-American physicist,Nobel laureate (2000).^[255]
• Tommy McAvoy, Baron McAvoy, 80, British politician,MP (1987–2010) and member of theHouse of Lords (since 2010).^[256]
• Kermit Moyer, 80, American author.^[257]
• George Newson, 91, English composer and pianist.^[258]
• Angelo Nicotra, 75, Italian actor (La casa stregata,The Arrival of Wang) and voice actor.^[259]
• Alexander Orlov, 85, Russian historian and author.^[260]
• Raymond Procter, 85, New Zealand cricketer (Otago).^[261]
• Dolly Sohi, 48, Indian actress (Kalash,Devon Ke Dev...Mahadev,Ek Tha Raja Ek Thi Rani), cervical cancer.^[262]
• Ľubomír Stankovský, 72, Slovak pop rock musician (Modus).^[263]
• Howard Stein, 95, American philosopher of science.^[264]
• Robert F. Trimble, 99, American major general.^[265]
• Raymond Uno, 93, American judge and civil rights activist.^[266]
• Ramya Wanigasekara, 73, Sri Lankan actress (Tikiri Suwanda,Ko Mark No Mark,Sarigama), singer, and radio broadcaster.^[267]
• William Whitworth, 87, American journalist (New York Herald Tribune,The New Yorker,The Atlantic) and author.^[268]
• Zhu Nenghong, 84, Chinese astronomical optical telescope specialist.^[269]
• Rolf Zick, 102, German journalist.^[270]

• Antanas Bagdonavičius, 85, Lithuanian rower, Olympic silver medallist (1960).^[271]
• John Barnett, 62, American aerospace engineer and whistleblower (Boeing).^[272]
• Hamid Behbahani, 83, Iranian engineer and politician,minister of roads and transportation (2008–2011).^[273]
• Julie Robinson Belafonte, 95, American actress and costume designer.^[274]
• Joe Bodovitz, 93, American journalist and conservationist.^[275]
• Tony Braswell, 79, American politician, mayor ofPine Level, North Carolina (1999–2003).^[276]
• Mayte Carol, 82, Mexican actress (Ruletero a toda marcha,El patrullero 777,La boda de mi mejor amigo).^[277]
• A. K. Dewdney, 82, Canadian mathematician, computer scientist (The Planiverse) and conspiracy theorist.^[278]
• Gerhard Dietrich, 81, German gymnast, Olympic bronze medallist (1968).^[279]
• Nikolay Durakov, 89, Russian bandy player (SKA-Sverdlovsk).^[280]
• Karl Galinsky, 82, American academic and historic researcher.^[281]
• Barbara Hillyer, 90, American academic and feminist.^[282]
• Malcolm Holcombe, 68, American singer-songwriter, respiratory failure.^[283]
• Jimmy Husband, 76, English footballer (Everton,Luton Town,Memphis Rogues).^[284]
• Mukhamet Kharrasov, 75, Russian physicist.^[285]
• Phosum Khimhun, 64, Indian politician,Arunachal Pradesh MLA (since 2014), heart attack.^[286]
• Lynn Kinnear, 64, British landscape architect, cancer.^[287]
• Claire Konold, 86, American politician, member of theSouth Dakota House of Representatives (1997–2004).^[288]
• Lance Nichols, 84, American baseball player (Los Angeles Dodgers) and coach (New Orleans Pelicans,Rochester Red Wings).^[289]
• Besar Nimani, 38, Kosovar-born German boxer, shot.^[290]
• José Oubrerie, 91, French architect, author and educator.^[291]
• Georgi Popov, 79, Bulgarian footballer (Botev Plovdiv,national team).^[292]
• Vince Power, 76, Irish music festival promoter.^[293]
• Diamela Puentes, 43, Cuban Olympic softball player (2000).^[294]
• Dave Ritchie, 85, American football coach (Montreal Alouettes,Winnipeg Blue Bombers,Zurich Renegades).^[295]
• Raili Riuttala, 90, Finnish Olympic swimmer (1952).^[296]
• Margaret Ann Stamey, 92, American politician, member of theNorth Carolina House of Representatives (1983–1993).^[297]
• Bernard Stoeser, 93, American politician, member of theSouth Dakota House of Representatives (1973–1974).^[298]
• Pedro Juan Texidor, 72, Puerto Rican actor, respiratory failure.^[299]
• Guy Touvron, 74, French trumpeter, heart attack.^[300]

• Percy Adlon, 88, German film director, screenwriter, and producer (Bagdad Cafe,Rosalie Goes Shopping,Younger and Younger).^[301]
• Alta, 81, American poet.^[302]
• Khalid Batarfi, 43–46, Saudi militant, emir ofAl-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (since 2020).^[303] (death announced on this date)
• Hanspeter Bellingrodt, 80, Colombian Olympic shooter (1972,1976).^[304]
• Doug Blevins, 60, American college football coach.^[305]
• John Bond, 92, New Zealand rugby league player (national team).^[306]
• Sam Bugri, 80, Ghanaian Olympic sprinter (1968,1972).^[307]
• Eric Carmen, 74, American musician (Raspberries), singer ("Hungry Eyes"), and songwriter ("All by Myself").^[308]
• Ernie Clark, 86, American football player (Detroit Lions,St. Louis Cardinals).^[309]
• Roger Noel Cook, 77, British comics writer, musician, and magazine editor.^[310]
• Sergey Diomidov, 80, Uzbek gymnast, Olympic silver medallist (1964,1968).^[311]
• Carter Edwards, 82, Australian entertainer and radio presenter.^[312]
• Michel Ferlus, 88, French linguist and phonologist.^[313]
• Jerry Foley, 68, American television director (Late Show with David Letterman), skiing accident.^[314]
• Mutsumi Inomata, 63, Japanese animator (Space Warrior Baldios,Leda: The Fantastic Adventure of Yohko,City Hunter).^[315]
• Marwan Issa, 58, Palestinian militant, co-leader of theIzz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades,airstrike.^[316]
• Ihsanul Karim, 73, Bangladeshi journalist (Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha).^[317]
• Margot Lemire, 77, Canadian writer, poet, and playwright.^[318]
• Georgy Luntovsky, 73, Russian banker and politician,deputy (1996–1999), deputy chairman of theCentral Bank of Russia (1999–2017).^[319]
• Steve Maxwell, 59, Australian footballer (Adelaide City,Marconi Stallions,national team).^[320]
• Svetlana Morgunova, 84, Russian television and radio host.^[321]
• Gigio Morra, 78, Italian actor (Ciao, Professore!,Gomorrah,Pinocchio).^[322]
• Myōbudani Kiyoshi, 86, Japanese sumo wrestler.^[323]
• Paul Nelson, American guitarist, record producer and songwriter, heart attack.^[324]
• Giandomenico Picco, 75, Italian diplomat.^[325]
• Yves Pillet, 84, French teacher and politician,deputy (1988–1993).^[326]
• Charles Kistner Pringle, 92, American politician, member of theMississippi House of Representatives (1965–1968).^[327]
• Ruby Lynn Reyner, 76, American singer (Ruby and the Rednecks) and actress (Four Stars,Generation Um...).^[328]
• Abubakar Sodangi, 70, Nigerian politician,senator (1999–2011).^[329]
• T. M. Stevens, 72, American bass guitarist (The Pretenders), complications from dementia.^[330]
• Marc Tobaly, 74, Moroccan-born French guitarist and composer (Les Variations).^[331]
• Karl Wallinger, 66, Welsh musician (The Waterboys,World Party) and songwriter ("Ship of Fools").^[332]
• John Wennberg, 89, American healthcare researcher.^[333]
• Wayne Wilson, 66, American football player (New Orleans Saints,Minnesota Vikings,Washington Redskins).^[334]
• Yutaka Yoshie, 50, Japanese professional wrestler (NJPW), arteriosclerosis.^[335]
• Yehuda Zisapel, 81, Israeli businessman and philanthropist.^[336]

• Paul Alexander, 78, American lawyer and paralytic polio survivor, complications from COVID-19.^[337]
• Mohammed Barakat, 39, Palestinian footballer (national team),airstrike.^[338]
• Robert L. Barry, 89, American diplomat, ambassador toBulgaria (1981–1984) andIndonesia (1992–1995), complications from dementia.^[339]
• Charlie Bird, 74, Irish journalist (RTÉ News) and broadcaster, complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.^[340]
• Boss, 54, American rapper ("Deeper"), kidney failure.^[341]
• Madeleine Chapsal, 98, French writer.^[342]
• Chien Tung-ming, 72, Taiwanese politician,MP (2008–2020).^[343]
• John O. Colvin, 77, American lawyer, judge of theU.S. Tax Court (1988–2004).^[344]
• Emilio Correa, 70, Cuban welterweight boxer, Olympic champion (1972).^[345]
• Paul Denis, 81, Haitian politician,minister of justice and public security (2009–2011).^[346]
• Mulalo Doyoyo, 53, South African inventor.^[347]
• Hu Gabrielse, 98, Canadian geologist.^[348]
• Hannelore Gadatsch, 82, German television journalist and presenter.^[349]
• Marian Gołębiewski, 86, Polish Roman Catholic prelate, bishop ofKoszalin–Kołobrzeg (1996–2004) and archbishop ofWrocław (2004–2013).^[350]
• Dick Jones, 82, American politician, member of theKansas House of Representatives (2015–2017).^[351]
• Surya Kiran, 49, Indian film actor and director (Satyam,Dhana 51,Brahmastram), jaundice.^[352]
• Dorie Ladner, 81, American civil rights activist.^[353]
• Horace Lanfranchi, 88, French teacher and politician, president of thegeneral council of Var (2002–2015).^[354]
• Lisa Larson, 92, Swedish ceramicist and designer.^[355]
• Mike McColl-Jones, 86, Australian television writer.^[356]
• Malachy McCourt, 92, American actor (Ryan's Hope,Search for Tomorrow,Gods and Generals) and politician.^[357]
• David Mixner, 77, American political activist and author, complications from COVID-19.^[358]
• Barbara Payne, 91, American baseball player (Kalamazoo Lassies,Battle Creek Belles,Rockford Peaches).^[359]
• Tamar Pelleg-Sryck, 97, Israeli human rights activist.^[360]
• Fred Piper, 83–84, British cryptographer, progressive supranuclear palsy.^[361]
• Pete Rodriguez, 89, American pianist ("I Like It Like That") and bandleader.^[362]
• Paola Roldán, 42, Ecuadorian businesswoman, pro-euthanasia activist and philanthropist, complications from amyothropic lateral sclerosis.^[363]
• Auke Tellegen, 93–94, Dutch-born American psychologist.^[364]
• Miriam Weledji, 86, Cameroonian lawyer.^[365]
• Vadim Yankov, 89, Russian mathematician and political prisoner.^[366]

• Robyn Bernard, 64, American actress (General Hospital).^[367]
• Ernesto Dela Peña, 91, Filipino composer and lyricist.^[368]
• Robert M. Elton, 91, American lieutenant general.^[369]
• Terry Everett, 87, American politician, member of theU.S. House of Representatives (1993–2009).^[370]
• Gottfried Feurstein, 85, Austrian economist and politician,MP (1975–2002).^[371]
• Sergio Giral, 87, Cuban-American film writer and director (The Other Francisco).^[372]
• Peter Glover, 78, English rugby union player (Bath,Harrogate,national team).^[373]
• Pauge Harmon, 78, Irish Gaelic footballer (Castledermot,Kildare).^[374]
• Nicholas Kiefer, 73, American economist.^[375]
• Michael Knott, 61, American singer-songwriter (Lifesavers Underground).^[376]
• John Lomax, 72, American journalist (WKRC), pneumonia.^[377]
• Yong Soon Min, 70, South Korean-born American artist.^[378]
• Shani Mott, 47, American scholar, adrenal cancer.^[379]
• Einar Ólafsson, 96, Icelandic basketball player and coach (ÍR).^[380]
• Arne Olsson, 93, Swedish Lutheran bishop.^[381]
• John Pease, 88, American sociologist.^[382]
• Bill Plummer, 76, American baseball player (Cincinnati Reds) and coach (Seattle Mariners,Colorado Rockies), World Series champion (1975,1976), complications from a heart attack.^[383]
• Gani Qaliev, 85, Kazakh economist and politician, member of theMäjilis (1999–2004).^[384]
• Maria Richwine, 71, Colombian-born American model and actress (The Buddy Holly Story,a.k.a. Pablo,Freddy's Nightmares).^[385]
• Kim Rudd, 66, Canadian politician,MP (2015–2019), ovarian cancer.^[386]
• Bernard L. Schwartz, 98, American businessman, CEO ofLoral Space & Communications (1972–2006).^[387]
• Sean Tallaire, 50, Canadian ice hockey player (Manitoba Moose,ERC Ingolstadt,Kassel Huskies).^[388]
• James Whitbourn, 60, British composer and conductor, cancer.^[389]
• Wendy Witter, 88, British public servant.^[390]

• Stefan Abadzhiev, 89, Bulgarian footballer (Levski Sofia,Wiesbaden,national team).^[391]
• Don Allen, 84, American football player (Denver Broncos).^[392]
• Dick Allix, 78, British drummer (Vanity Fare) and darts official.^[393]
• Rosemary Aubert, 77, American-born Canadian author and poet.^[394]
• Pol de Beer, 89, Dutch politician,MP (1969–1989) andsenator (1995–2003).^[395]
• Rolf Blättler, 81, Swiss football player (Grasshoppers,St. Gallen,national team) and manager.^[396]
• Jacques Donnay, 99, French politician,MEP (1994–1999),senator (1999–2001).^[397]
• Tommy Duncan, 87, Scottish football player (Airdrieonians,Falkirk) and manager (Queen's Park).^[398] (death announced on this date)
• Marcello Gandini, 85, Italian car designer (Lamborghini Miura,Lamborghini Countach,Lamborghini Diablo).^[399]
• György Gát, 77, Hungarian television director and producer (Linda,A Fox's Tale).^[400]
• Philippe de Gaulle, 102, French admiral and politician,senator (1986–2004).^[401]
• Notker Hammerstein, 93, German historian.^[402]
• Helga Haugen, 91, Norwegian politician,MP (1985–1993).^[403]
• Alvin Haymond, 81, American football player (Baltimore Colts,Los Angeles Rams,Washington Redskins).^[404]
• Bill Jorgensen, 96, American news anchor (WNEW-TV,WPIX-TV).^[405]
• Natalia Kasatkina, 89, Russian ballerina (The Rite of Spring) and choreographer (Swan Lake), blood clot.^[406]
• Julius Kohanyi, 91, Canadian film director (Summer's Children) and television producer (Sprockets).^[407]
• Gerald M. Levin, 84, American mass-media businessman (WarnerMedia), complications from Parkinson's disease.^[408]
• Sylvain Luc, 58, French jazz guitarist.^[409]
• Ira Millstein, 97, American antitrust lawyer.^[410]
• Sadi Mohammad, 66, Bangladeshi singer and composer, suicide by hanging.^[411]
• Claude Mourthé, 92, French writer and film director.^[412]
• Neophyte, 78, Bulgarian Orthodox prelate,patriarch of All Bulgaria (since 2013).^[413]
• Aribert Reimann, 88, German composer (Lear,Medea), pianist and accompanist.^[414]
• Kurt Rosenkranz, 96, Austrian adult educator.^[415]
• Hamdi al-Sayyid, 93, Egyptian cardiac surgeon and politician,MP.^[416]
• Matthias Schießleder, 87, German Olympic judoka (1964).^[417]
• Steve Smith, 77, English football player (Huddersfield Town,Halifax Town) and manager, dementia.^[418]
• Gerry Summers, 90, English football player (West Bromwich Albion,Sheffield United,Hull City), coach and manager.^[419]
• Dan Wakefield, 91, American novelist, journalist and screenwriter (Going All the Way).^[420]
• Edwin Wilson, 101, American academic administrator and professor of English literature (Wake Forest University).^[421]
• Julia Wong Kcomt, 59, Peruvian writer and poet, cancer.^[422]

• Stephen Adams, 86, American businessman.^[423]
• Micheline Attoun, 87, French stage director.^[424]
• Lekan Balogun, 81, Nigerian politician and monarch,senator (1999–2003) andOlubadan (since 2022).^[425]
• Rashid Bawa, 83, Ghanaian diplomat and politician,MP (2001–2005).^[426]
• Walter Blum, 89, AmericanHall of Fame jockey, winner of theBelmont Stakes (1971), lung cancer.^[427]
• David Breashears, 68, American mountaineer and filmmaker (Everest).^[428]
• Francis Carroll, 93, Australian Roman Catholic prelate, archbishop ofCanberra and Goulburn (1983–2006) and bishop ofWagga Wagga (1968–1983), president of theACBC (2000–2006).^[429]
• Lamara Chkonia, 93, Georgian operatic soprano.^[430]
• Frank Darcel, 65, French guitarist (Marquis de Sade).^[431]
• Dahlman Davis, 83, American politician, member of theMissouri House of Representatives (1997–2005).^[432]
• Madeleine Herman de Blic, 89, Belgian-born Indian social worker.^[433]
• Fred Faour, 59, American author and radio personality (KFNC).^[434]
• Joan Gibbs, 70, American lawyer and activist, co-founder ofAzalea: A Magazine by Third World Lesbians.^[435]
• Tom Gilmore Jr., 77, Australian politician,Queensland MLA (1986–1998).^[436]
• Ted Immers, 82, Dutch football player (Telstar) and manager (Eindhoven,Haarlem).^[437]
• Byron Janis, 95, American classical pianist.^[438]
• Mal Lucas, 85, Welsh footballer (Norwich City,Leyton Orient,Wales national team).^[439] (death announced on this date)
• Mike Lude, 101, American football coach (Colorado State Rams) and baseball coach (Maine Black Bears).^[440]
• Jean-Pierre Marty, 91, French pianist and conductor.^[441]
• Jim McAndrew, 80, American professional baseball player (New York Mets,San Diego Padres),World Series champion (1969).^[442]
• Angela McCluskey, 64, Scottish singer (Wild Colonials) and songwriter ("Breathe").^[443]
• Louis Minetti, 98, French farmer and politician,senator (1978–1998).^[444]
• Grant Page, 85, Australian stuntman (The Man from Hong Kong,Mad Max) and actor (Roadgames), traffic collision.^[445]
• Beth Peters, 92, American actress (General Hospital,Back to School).^[446]
• Sven-Olof Sällström, 55, Swedish politician,MP (since 2010), bile duct and liver cancer.^[447]
• Romão dos Santos, 56, Bissau-Guinean football player (Lusitano) and manager (Sporting de Bissau,national team).^[448]
• Léon Semmeling, 84, Belgian footballer (Standard Liège,national team).^[449]
• Costas Soukoulis, 73, Greek optical physicist.^[450]
• Arne Alsåker Spilde, 86, Norwegian farmer and politician,MP (1973–1997).^[451]
• Péter Szalay, 64, Hungarian jurist, member of theConstitutional Court (2011–2023).^[452]
• Minori Terada, 81, Japanese actor (The Human Bullet,Sailor Suit and Machine Gun,Typhoon Club), lung cancer.^[453]
• Tsewang Choegyal Tethong, 88–89, Tibetan academic and politician.^[454]
• Frans de Waal, 75, Dutch primatologist (The Ape and the Sushi Master) and ethologist, stomach cancer.^[455]
• Paul Wallwork, 82, Samoan weightlifter and civil servant.^[456]
• Joshua Zak, 94, Israeli theoretical physicist (Zak transform) and writer.^[457]
• Zheng Zhenxiang, 94, Chinese archaeologist.^[458]

• Howard Atlee, 97, American press agent, publicist and dog breeder.^[459]
• João da Bega, 80, Brazilian businessman and politician,Santa Catarina MLA (1999).^[460]
• Emmet Bergin, 79, Irish actor (Glenroe,Excalibur,Veronica Guerin).^[461]
• Hans Blum, 95, German singer-songwriter ("Primaballerina").^[462]
• Antônio Fernando Brochini, 77, Brazilian Roman Catholic prelate, bishop ofJaboticabal (2003–2014) and bishop ofItumbiara (2014–2023).^[463]
• Joe Camp, 84, American film director (Benji,Hawmps!,The Double McGuffin) and writer.^[464]
• Maria Chwalibóg, 91, Polish actress (Mother Joan of the Angels,Man – Woman Wanted,Korczak).^[465]
• Paul Josef Cordes, 89, German Roman Catholic cardinal, president of thePontifical Council Cor Unum (1995–2010), vice president of thePontifical Council for the Laity (1980–1995) and auxiliary bishop ofPaderborn (1976–1980).^[466]
• Larry Damon, 90, American four-time Olympic cross-country skier and biathlete.^[467]
• Ambroise Kotamba Djoliba, 86, Togolese Roman Catholic prelate, bishop ofSokodé (1993–2016).^[468]
• Terry Gygar, 76, Australian academic and politician,Queensland MLA (1974–1983, 1984–1989).^[469]
• Rolf Haikkola, 96, Finnish long-distance runner and coach.^[470]
• Salim Joubran, 76, Israeli jurist, justice of theSupreme Court (2003–2017).^[471]
• Francis Korn, 88, Argentine sociologist.^[472]
• Marian Król, 84, Polish agronomist and politician,MP (1985–1989, 1993–1997).^[473]
• Tomasz Łubieński, 85, Polish journalist (Nowe Książki,Tygodnik Solidarność) and writer.^[474]
• André Paradis, 84, French writer.^[475]
• Laxminarayan Ramdas, 90, Indian admiral,chief of naval staff (1990–1993).^[476]
• Aleksandr Shirvindt, 89, Russian stage and film actor (The Irony of Fate,Three Men in a Boat,Winter Evening in Gagra) and screenwriter.^[477]
• Josef Steinkogler, 69, Austrian business manager and politician, member of theFederal Council (2009–2013).^[478]
• William W. Tait, 95, American philosopher.^[479]
• Steve Tensi, 81, American football player (San Diego Chargers,Denver Broncos).^[480]
• Ghulam Arieff Tipoo, 92, Bangladeshi jurist, chief prosecutor of theInternational Crimes Tribunal (since 2010).^[481]
• Gordon Vance, 72, American politician, member of theMontana House of Representatives (2009–2015) andSenate (2015–2023).^[482]
• Helmut von Verschuer, 97, German civil servant.^[483]
• Vasileios Vyzas, 86, Greek physician and politician,MP (1996–2004).^[484]

• Abdul Hyee, 71, Bangladeshi politician,MP (since 2001).^[485]
• Sylvain Augier, 68, French radio and television presenter.^[486]
• Richard E. Benedick, 88, American diplomat, complications from dementia.^[487]
• Jean-Marie Borzeix, 82, French journalist, director ofFrance Culture (1984–1997).^[488]
• Peter Brodrick, 86, English cricketer (Cambridge University).^[489]
• Antônio Carlos Chamariz, 68, Brazilian businessman and politician,federal deputy (2009–2011).^[490]
• Jared Cohon, 76, American academic administrator, president ofCarnegie Mellon University (1997–2013).^[491]
• Betty Cole Dukert, 96, American television producer (Meet the Press), complications from Alzheimer's Disease.^[492]
• Dave Gunther, 86, American basketball player (Detroit Pistons,San Francisco Warriors).^[493]
• John Hudson, 83, Australian Olympic rower (1960).^[494]
• Werner Kaegi, 97, Swiss-French composer.^[495]
• Abul Kashem, 82, Bangladeshi politician,MP (2008–2012), respiratory failure.^[496]
• Nagamma Keshavamurthy, 90, Indian politician,Mysore MLA (1972–1977),Karnataka MLA (1978–1983, 1989–1993).^[497]
• Addold Mossin, 104, Estonian neopaganist, World War II veteran and political activist.^[498]
• Roger Pfund, 80, Swiss graphic artist.^[499]
• Gary Rardon, 80, American serial killer.^[500]
• David Seidler, 86, British-American screenwriter (The King's Speech,Quest for Camelot,Tucker: The Man and His Dream),Oscar winner (2010).^[501]
• Alan Sieroty, 93, American politician and attorney, member of theCalifornia State Assembly (1967–1977) andSenate (1977–1982).^[502]
• Don Smerek, 66, American football player (Dallas Cowboys), cancer.^[503]
• Meeli Sööt, 86, Estonian stage, television (Kelgukoerad) and film actress.^[504]
• André Van Maldeghem, 86, Belgian football player (Kortrijk) and manager (Mouscron, Kortrijk).^[505]

• Osvaldo Bender, 89, Brazilian businessman and politician,federal deputy (1987–1995).^[506]
• Ernesto Bergamasco, 74, Italian Olympic boxer (1972).^[507]
• Ernest Bryll, 89, Polish poet, writer, and journalist, ambassador toIreland (1991–1995).^[508]
• Cola Boyy, 34, American musician.^[509]
• Sandra Crouch, 81, American gospel singer and minister,Grammy winner (1984).^[510]
• Steve Harley, 73, English musician (Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel), songwriter ("Make Me Smile (Come Up and See Me)", "Mr. Soft") and producer, cancer.^[511]
• Timothy Hayward, 82, American politician, member of theVermont House of Representatives (1976–1978).^[512]
• Robin Hobbs, 81, English cricketer (Essex,Glamorgan,national team), complications from surgery.^[513]
• Nuno Júdice, 74, Portuguese essayist, poet and writer.^[514]
• Pinu Khan, 70, Bangladeshi politician,MP (2009–2019).^[515]
• Robert Klymasz, 87, Canadian folklorist.^[516]
• Slavka Kohout, 91, American figure skater and coach.^[517]
• Janusz Komender, 92, Polish doctor and politician,minister of health and welfare (1987–1988).^[518]
• István Lajtai, 79, Hungarian politician,MP (1994–1998).^[519]
• Niall McEneaney, 44, Irish hurler (Mattock Rangers,Louth), traffic collision.^[520]
• Hennadiy Moskal, 73, Ukrainian politician, twicegovernor of Zakarpattia Oblast,governor of Luhansk Oblast (2014–2015) andMP (2007–2014).^[521]
• Thierry Pelenga, 41–42, Central African warlord, leader ofAnti-balaka (2018–2021).^[522] (death announced on this date)
• Cas Robinson, 88, American politician, member of theGeorgia House of Representatives (1977–1987).^[523]
• Emmet Stagg, 79, Irish politician,TD (1987–2016).^[524]
• Suh Chung-hwa, 91, South Korean military officer and politician,minister of the interior (1980–1982, 1997),MP (1988–2000).^[525]
• Thein Nyunt, 75, Burmese military officer, mayor ofNaypyidaw (2006–2011) and chairman ofNaypyidaw Council (2011–2016), brain cancer.^[526]

• Carole-Marie Allard, 74, Canadian politician,MP (2000–2004).^[527]
• Daniel Barbu, 66, Romanian political scientist,senator (2012–2016) andminister of culture (2012–2013).^[528]
• Ron Baynham, 94, English footballer (Worcester City,Luton Town,national team).^[529]
• Claude Bisson, 92, Canadian jurist.^[530]
• Peter Bolliger, 86, Swiss rower, Olympic bronze medallist (1968).^[531]
• Jean-Maurice Bonneau, 64, French equestrian and coach.^[532]
• Zonia Bowen, 97, British writer and linguist, founder ofMerched y Wawr.^[533]
• Gloria Comesaña, 77, Spanish philosopher.^[534]
• Nicandro Díaz González, 60, Mexican telenovela producer (Amores verdaderos,Soy tu dueña,Hasta el fin del mundo).^[535]
• Rose Dugdale, 82, English paramilitary leader (Provisional IRA).^[536]
• François Dupuy, 76, French management scholar and consultant.^[537]
• Howell M. Estes III, 82, American general.^[538]
• Hugo Fernández, 93, Chilean Olympic basketball player (1952).^[539]
• Geoffrey Fryer, 96, British biologist.^[540]
• George Garrett, 89, Canadian broadcast journalist (CKNW).^[541]
• Jimmy Hastings, 85, British musician (Caravan,Soft Machine,Hatfield and the North).^[542]
• Joan Hills, 92, British artist.^[543]
• Khalid, 60, Bangladeshi singer, heart attack.^[544]
• Konstantin Koltsov, 42, Belarusian ice hockey player (Pittsburgh Penguins,Salavat Yulaev Ufa,national team), suicide by jumping.^[545]
• Peter Kunter, 82, German footballer (Freiburger FC,Eintracht Frankfurt).^[546]
• Jennifer Leak, 76, Canadian actress (Yours, Mine and Ours,The Young and the Restless,Another World), progressive supranuclear palsy.^[547]
• Faiq Al-Mabhouh, 55, Palestinian crisis management administrator, killed.^[548]
• Angel Marin, 82, Bulgarian politician,vice president (2002–2012).^[549]
• Peter McAleese, 81, Scottish soldier and mercenary.^[550]
• Pearse McAuley, 59, Northern Irish paramilitary (Provisional IRA) and convicted criminal.^[551] (body discovered on this date)
• Roy McMurtry, 91, Canadian politician and lawyer,Ontario MPP (1975–1985) andchief justice (1996–2007).^[552]
• Joana Neves, 37, Brazilian swimmer, Paralympic silver medallist (2016), cardiac arrest.^[553]
• Mary Jane Phillips, 92, Canadian chemical engineer.^[554]
• Chavelita Pinzón, 93, Panamanian folklorist and singer.^[555]
• Parashu Pradhan, 80, Nepali author.^[556]
• James D. Robinson III, 88, American bank holding executive, CEO ofAmerican Express (1977–1993), respiratory failure.^[557]
• Joaquim Santos, 71, Portuguese rally driver.^[558]
• Kenjiro Shinozuka, 75, Japanese rally driver, pancreatic cancer.^[559]
• Chris Simon, 52, Canadian ice hockey player (Washington Capitals,Quebec Nordiques,New York Islanders),Stanley Cup champion (1996), suicide.^[560]
• Thomas P. Stafford, 93, American astronaut (Gemini 6A,Gemini 9A,Apollo 10), liver cancer.^[561]
• Evan Stark, 82, American sociologist (coercive control).^[562]
• Kenneth D. Stofferahn, 89, American politician, member of theSouth Dakota House of Representatives (1975–1976).^[563]
• Kevin Toney, 70, American jazz pianist (The Blackbyrds) and composer, cancer.^[564]
• Tone Vigeland, 85, Norwegian jewellery designer.^[565]
• James M. Ward, 72, American game designer (Deities & Demigods,Greyhawk Adventures) and author (Pool of Radiance).^[566]

• Raymond Boulanger, 76, Canadian bush pilot and drug trafficker, cancer.^[567]
• BrolyLegs, 35, American professional gamer (Street Fighter).^[568]
• Margarita Cano, 92, Cuban-born American artist.^[569]
• Neeli Cherkovski, 78, American poet.^[570]
• Richard W. Conway, 92, American industrial engineer and computer scientist.^[571]
• Réda Dalil, 45, Moroccan journalist and writer, complications from surgery.^[572]
• Eberhard Dall'Asta, 84, German academic and politician, member of theLandtag of Schleswig-Holstein (1979–2000).^[573]
• Nat Dye, 86, American football player (Edmonton Eskimos,Saskatchewan Roughriders).^[574]
• Karla Erbová, 90, Czech poet, prose writer, and journalist.^[575]
• Léonard Forest, 96, Canadian filmmaker (Walls of Memory).^[576]
• Joachim Franke, 83, German speed skating coach, ice hockey player (SG Dynamo Weißwasser,East Germany national team) and coach.^[577]
• Takanori Fukushima, 81, Japanese neurosurgeon.^[578]
• Sebastian Haion, 51, Israeli soldier, killed.^[579]
• Simeon Jakovlevič, 98, Czech Orthodox prelate.^[580]
• Karl-Josef Jochem, 71, German police officer and politician, member of theLandtag of Saarland (1992–1994, 2004–2012).^[581]
• Ersen Martin, 44, Turkish footballer (Denizlispor,Ankaraspor,national team), complications from an aortic rupture.^[582]
• Yves Michaud, 94, Canadian politician,Quebec MNA (1966–1970).^[583]
• Rod Oram, 73, British-born New Zealand journalist and commentator (Sunday Star-Times,The New Zealand Herald), traffic collision.^[584]
• Michael Senyimba, 86, Ugandan Anglican clergyman,bishop of Mukono (1995–2002).^[585]
• Hideki Seo, 49, Japanese-born French fashion designer and artist.^[586]
• Jean-Luc Seret, 72, French chessInternational Master.^[587]
• Martin Skaba, 88, German footballer (BFC Dynamo,East German national team).^[588] (death announced on this date)
• Neil Thimbleby, 84, New Zealand rugby union player (Hawke's Bay,national team).^[589]
• Vasily Utkin, 52, Russian sports reporter, author, and television host, pulmonary embolism.^[590]
• Jan de Vries, 80, Dutch footballer (PEC Zwolle).^[591]
• M. Emmet Walsh, 88, American actor (Blade Runner,Blood Simple,Fletch), cardiac arrest.^[592]
• Yang Shi'e, 92, Chinese underwater acoustic engineer.^[593]

• Nathan Agostinelli, 93, American politician,Connecticut state comptroller (1971–1975), mayor ofManchester, Connecticut (1966–1971).^[594]
• Saeed Ahmed, 86, Pakistani cricketer (national team).^[595]
• Faramarz Aslani, 79, Iranian singer, guitarist and music producer, cancer.^[596]
• Rodney Bernstein, 86, Irish cricketer (national team).^[597]
• Mark Blankfield, 73, American actor (Fridays,Robin Hood: Men in Tights,Dracula: Dead and Loving It).^[598]
• Bennett Braun, 83, American psychiatrist.^[599]
• Jean Breaux, 65, American politician, member of theIndiana Senate (2006–2024).^[600]
• Carmen Cavalli, 86, American football player (Oakland Raiders).^[601]
• Dianne Crittenden, 82, American casting director (Star Wars,Witness,Pretty Woman), cancer.^[602]
• Muhammad Alwi Dahlan, 90, Indonesian politician,minister of information (1998).^[603]
• George Darko, 73, Ghanaianburger-highlife musician.^[604]
• Milton Diamond, 90, American academic (University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa).^[605]
• Sten Elfström, 81, Swedish actor (Real Humans,Kronprinsessan,Beck – Annonsmannen).^[606]
• Alfred M. Gray Jr., 95, American military officer,commandant of the Marine Corps (1987–1991).^[607]
• Martin Greenfield, 95, American master tailor.^[608]
• Odell Jones, 71, American baseball player (Pittsburgh Pirates,Texas Rangers,Milwaukee Brewers).^[609]
• Billy Kellock, 70, Scottish footballer (Cardiff City,Peterborough United,Wolverhampton Wanderers).^[610]
• Gary Koepke, 68, American creative director, musician and painter, co-founder ofModernista!.^[611]
• Winai Kraibutr, 54, Thai actor (Nang Nak,The Snake King's Child,Queens of Langkasuka), blood infection.^[612]
• Laetitia Krupa, 48, French political journalist.^[613]
• Laurence Levitan, 90, American politician, member of theMaryland House of Delegates (1970–1974) andSenate (1974–1994), congestive heart failure.^[614]
• Li Junxian, 96, Chinese chemist, heart failure.^[615]
• Phil Lowe, 74, English rugby league player (Hull Kingston Rovers,Manly Sea Eagles,national team) and coach.^[616]
• Dumitru Macri, 92, Romanian football player (Rapid București,national team) and manager (Algeria national team).^[617]
• Firmin Mattis, 94, French Olympic alpine skier (1952).^[618]
• Cocky Mazzetti, 87, Italian singer.^[619]
• Agnes Muszyńska, 88, Polish-American mechanical engineer.^[620]
• North Light, 23, Irish-bred British Thoroughbred racehorse, euthanized.^[621]
• António Pacheco, 57, Portuguese football player (Benfica,national team) and manager (Portimonense), heart attack.^[622]
• Willie James Pye, 59, American murderer, lethal injection.^[623]
• Benoît Rayski, 86, French essayist and journalist (Atlantico,France-Soir,Causeur).^[624]
• La Schelle Tarver, 65, American baseball player (Boston Red Sox).^[625]
• Vernor Vinge, 79, American science fiction author (A Fire Upon the Deep,A Deepness in the Sky,Rainbows End), complications from Parkinson's disease.^[626]
• Wang Shih-hsiung, 63, Taiwanese politician,MP (1990–1996), pancreatic cancer.^[627]

• Orlando Aravena, 81, Chilean football player (La Serena,Colo-Colo) and manager (national team), complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[628]
• David Attwood, 71, British film director (Shot Through the Heart,To the Ends of the Earth,Fidel), Alzheimer's disease.^[629]
• David Ben Avraham, 63, Palestinian Jewish convert, shot.^[630]
• Jean-Louis Biget, 86, French historian.^[631]
• Bob Birrell, 86, British Olympic hurdler (1960).^[632]
• Ger Brady, 44, Irish Gaelic footballer (Ballina Stephenites,Mayo), motor neurone disease.^[633]
• Pierre Cordier, 91, Belgian artist.^[634]
• Marcel Fernandez, 94, French racing cyclist.^[635]
• Lorraine Graves, 66, American ballerina.^[636]
• István Gyenesei, 75, Hungarian politician,minister of local government (2008–2009)^[637]
• Ron Harper, 91, American actor (Planet of the Apes,Land of the Lost,Generations).^[638]
• Kelly Hoare, 60, Australian politician,MP (1998–2007).^[639]
• Willie James Hodges, 63, American murderer.^[640]
• Hans Hamilton, 4th Baron HolmPatrick, 69, British hereditary peer, member of theHouse of Lords (1991–1999).^[641]
• David Jackson, 87, English footballer (Bradford City,Tranmere Rovers,Halifax Town).^[642]
• Matthias Jarke, 71, German computer scientist.^[643]
• Markus Jooste, 63, South African businessman, CEO ofSteinhoff International (2000–2017), suicide by gunshot.^[644]
• Daniel P. Jordan, 85, American historian.^[645]
• Lee Kee Hiong, 58, Malaysian politician,Selangor MLA (since 2013), cancer.^[646]
• Hal Malchow, 72, American political consultant, assisted suicide.^[647]
• Mary Meyers, 78, American speed skater, Olympic silver medalist (1968).^[648]
• Frédéric Mitterrand, 76, French politician,minister of culture and communication (2009–2012), cancer.^[649]
• Wolfgang Plottke, 83, German rower, Olympic bronze medalist (1972).^[650]
• Richard Quinn, 79, American political consultant.^[651]
• Joseph J. Redden, 81, American lieutenant general.^[652]
• Christian Rodska, 78, English actor (Follyfoot,The Monuments Men,Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag), cancer.^[653]
• Laurens van Rooyen, 88, Dutch pianist and composer.^[654]
• Zenaida Seva, Filipino astrologer and television presenter.^[655]
• Sarah-Ann Shaw, 90, American journalist and television reporter (WBZ-TV).^[656]
• Barry Silver, 67, American attorney, rabbi and politician, member of theFlorida House of Representatives (1996–1998), colon cancer.^[657]
• Clemens Starck, 86, American poet.^[658]
• Monika Werner, 86, German politician,State Council member (1986–1990),MP (1963–1989), mayor ofHennigsdorf (1974–1990).^[659]
• Larry J. Young, 56, American psychiatrist, heart attack.^[660]

• Zafar Agha, 70, Indian journalist (National Herald,Navjivan,Qaumi Awaz), cardiac arrest.^[661]
• Peter Bennett, 77, English footballer (Leyton Orient,West Ham United).^[662]
• Valdir Birigui, 80, Brazilian footballer (São Paulo,Botafogo).^[663]
• Paulo Konder Bornhausen, 94, Brazilian lawyer and politician,Santa Catarina MLA (1955–1959), multiple organ failure.^[664]
• Laurent de Brunhoff, 98, French author (Babar), complications from a stroke.^[665]
• Luigi Cimnaghi, 83, Italian Olympic gymnast (1964,1968) and sports administrator.^[666]
• Eilish Cleary, 60, Irish-born Canadian physician and health advocate, ovarian cancer.^[667]
• Partha Sarathi Deb, 68, Indian actor (Kakababu Here Gelen?,Lathi,Prem Aamar), chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.^[668]
• Franz Dietl, 90, German Roman Catholic prelate, auxiliary bishop ofMunich and Freising (1999–2010).^[669]
• Art Ellison, 80, American politician, member of theNew Hampshire House of Representatives (since 2018).^[670]
• Francisco Gil Craviotto, 91, Spanish writer, journalist and translator.^[671]
• Martin L. Greenberg, 92, American politician, member of theNew Jersey Senate (1974–1979).^[672]
• Patricia Hall, 84, English novelist and journalist.^[673]
• Tibor Holéczy, 80, Hungarian Olympic cross-country skier (1968).^[674]
• Bronco Lane, 78, British army officer and author, complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[675]
• Carl A. Parker, 89, American politician, member of theTexas House of Representatives (1962–1977) andSenate (1977–1995).^[676]
• Erving Polster, 101, Czech psychologist, pioneer ofGestalt therapy.^[677]
• Alek Popov, 58, Bulgarian writer, essayist and scriptwriter.^[678]
• Damodar Rout, Indian politician,Odisha MLA (2009–2019).^[679]
• Leo Sanford, 94, American football player (Chicago Cardinals,Baltimore Colts).^[680]
• Chuck Seelbach, 76, American baseball player (Detroit Tigers).^[681]
• Ti Greg, Haitian gang leader, shot.^[682]
• Anne-Marie Trégouët, 99, French veteran.^[683]
• Peter Wilson, 81, British Olympic field hockey player (1968).^[684]

• Peter Angelos, 94, American lawyer and baseball executive, owner of theBaltimore Orioles (since 1993).^[685]
• Linda Bean, 82, American retailer (L.L.Bean).^[686]
• Fred Bednarski, 87, Polish-born American college football player (Texas Longhorns).^[687]
• Daniel Beretta, 77, French actor (Revolver,Faceless).^[688]
• Edmund Bohan, 88, New Zealand historian.^[689]
• George Bruce, 81, English-born Canadian bishop.^[690]
• David Capper, 91, Northern Irish journalist (BBC).^[691]
• Leszek Długosz, 82, Polish actor (The Third Part of the Night,On the Silver Globe,Smolensk), poet and composer.^[692]
• Brigitte García, 27, Ecuadorian politician, mayor ofSan Vicente (since 2023), shot.^[693]
• Ulf Georgsson, 61, Swedish songwriter and drummer (Flamingokvintetten).^[694]
• Kumudini Hajong, 93–94, Bangladeshi revolutionary, indigenous and secular rights activist.^[695]
• Roberta Karmel, 86, American lawyer, pancreatic cancer.^[696]
• Benny Keister, 83, American politician, member of theVirginia House of Delegates (2000–2005), mayor ofDublin, Virginia (1989–1997).^[697]
• Shahryar Khan, 89, Pakistani diplomat,foreign secretary (1990–1994) and chairman of thePakistan Cricket Board (2003–2006, 2014–2017).^[698]
• Nicolae Manolescu, 84, Romanian literary critic.^[699]
• Paul Masnick, 92, Canadian ice hockey player (Montreal Canadiens,Toronto Maple Leafs,Chicago Black Hawks).^[700]
• C. P. Mudalagiriyappa, 83, Indian politician,MP (1989–1996, 1998–1999) andKarnataka MLA (1985–1989).^[701]
• Eli Noyes, 81, American animator (Liquid Television), complications from prostate cancer.^[702]
• Igor Ozim, 92, Slovene classical violinist and pedagogue.^[703]
• Maurizio Pollini, 82, Italian pianist.^[704]
• Rati Ram, 89, Indian-born American academic.^[705]
• Manuel Ruiz de Lopera, 79, Spanish businessman and sports executive, president ofReal Betis (1996–2006).^[706]
• Mustafa Jaffer Sabodo, 81, Tanzanian economic consultant.^[707]
• Salim Salimov, 82, Azerbaijani politician,deputy (1990–1995).^[708]
• Serhiy Shevchenko, 66, Ukrainian football player (Krystal Kherson,MFK Mykolaiv,FC Bălți) and manager.^[709]
• Abdulah Sidran, 79, Bosnian poet and screenwriter (Do You Remember Dolly Bell?,When Father Was Away on Business,The Perfect Circle).^[710]
• Mike Thaler, 87, American author and illustrator.^[711]
• Silvia Tortosa, 77, Spanish actress (Horror Express,The Loreley's Grasp,The Girl from the Red Cabaret), cancer.^[712]

• George Abbey, 91, American engineer, director of theJohnson Space Center (1996–2001).^[713]
• Heather Allan, 82, New Zealand politician.^[714]
• Martin Bax, 90, British consultant paediatrician and publisher, founder ofAmbit.^[715]
• Gullu Butt, Pakistani vandal.^[716]
• Denis Clavel, 81, French poet and politician,mayor ofArâches-la-Frasse (1971–1983).^[717]
• Malcolm Colmer, 79, British Anglican priest, archdeacon ofMiddlesex (1996–2005) andHereford (2005–2010).^[718]
• Samantha Davis, 53, British actress (Through the Dragon's Eye) and philanthropist.^[719]
• Def Rhymz, 53, Surinamese-Dutch rapper, heart failure.^[720]
• Luis H. Ducoing Gamba, 86, Mexican politician,governor of Guanajuato (1973–1979).^[721]
• Ward Edwards, 94, American politician, member of theGeorgia House of Representatives (1967–1992).^[722]
• Péter Eötvös, 80, Hungarian composer (Love and Other Demons,Three Sisters) and conductor (Ensemble intercontemporain).^[723]
• Alex Gitterman, 86, Polish-born American social work educator.^[724]
• Tina Gloriani, 88, Italian actress (The Dragon's Blood,The Vampire and the Ballerina,The Fury of Achilles).^[725]
• Judith Hemmendinger, 100, German-born Israeli researcher and author.^[726]
• Anna 'Matlelima Hlalele, 94, Mosotho politician, fall.^[727]
• Aino Kapsta, 88, Estonian metalsmith and jeweler.^[728]
• Gerd Klamt, 81, German-born Austrian engineer and politician, member of theFederal Council (2000–2004).^[729]
• Gunilla Lundberg, 67, Swedish Olympic swimmer (1976).^[730]
• Mike Mercer, 88, American football player (Oakland Raiders,Minnesota Vikings,Green Bay Packers).^[731]
• Philippe Minard, 62, French academic researcher and historian.^[732]
• Robert Moskowitz, 88, American painter, complications from Parkinson's disease.^[733]
• Amaechi Muonagor, 61, Nigerian actor (Karishika,Aki na Ukwa,Aki and Pawpaw), kidney failure.^[734]
• Saravuth Parthipakoranchai, 76, Thai Olympic footballer (1968).^[735]
• Marjorie Perloff, 92, American poetry scholar.^[736]
• Tomislav Peternek, 90, Serbian photographer and artist.^[737]
• Andrew Plympton, 74, Australianfootball executive, president ofSt Kilda (1993–2000), lung cancer.^[738]
• T. N. Prakash, 68, Indian writer.^[739]
• Violetta Quesada, 76, Cuban sprinter, Olympic silver medallist (1968).^[740]
• Zoila Quiñones, 83, Mexican actress (Canción de amor,Soñadoras,Amigas y rivales).^[741]
• Gordon Singleton, 67, Canadian Olympic cyclist (1976), prostate cancer.^[742]
• Imogen Stuart, 96, German-Irish sculptor.^[743]
• Terence Suthers, 79, British conservator and museum curator.^[744]
• Howard Swenson, 93, American politician, member of theMinnesota House of Representatives (1995–2004).^[745]
• Margot Theben, 89, German politician, member of theLandtag of Brandenburg (1990–1999).^[746]
• John Tia, 69, Ghanaian politician,MP (1993–2013) andminister for information (2010–2012).^[747]
• Herb Travenio, 91, American football player (San Diego Chargers).^[748]
• José Agustín Valbuena Jáuregui, 96, Colombian Roman Catholic prelate, bishop ofValledupar (1977–2003).^[749]
• Lou Whittaker, 95, American mountaineer.^[750]
• Don Wright, 90, American cartoonist,Pulitzer Prize winner (1966, 1980).^[751]
• Joyce Yakubowich, 70, Canadian Olympic sprinter (1972,1976).^[752]

• Laurent Achard, 59, French film director and screenwriter (Le Dernier des fous).^[753]
• Claude Alphandéry, 101, French resistance member, banker and economist.^[754]
• Ushio Amagatsu, 74, Japanese choreographer, heart failure.^[755]
• Humphrey Campbell, 66, Surinamese-Dutch singer, cancer.^[756]
• Michael Coady, 84, Irish poet.^[757]
• Chris Cross, 71, English musician (Ultravox,Tiger Lily) and songwriter ("Vienna").^[758]
• Jonathan Diller, 31, American police officer, shot.^[759]
• Dave Forbes, 75, Canadian ice hockey player (Boston Bruins,Washington Capitals).^[760]
• Alesia Graf, 43, Belarusian-born German boxer,WIBF super-flyweight champion (2008–2009).^[761] (death announced on this date)
• Elisabeth Guttenberger, 98, German Holocaust survivor and human rights activist, witness atFrankfurt Auschwitz trials.^[762]
• L. Jane Hastings, 96, American architect.^[763]
• Ian Heads, 81, Australian rugby league historian, journalist (The Sydney Morning Herald,Rugby League Week) and author.^[764]
• Lauri Heikkilä, 66, Finnish politician,MP (2011–2015).^[765]
• Andries Hoogerwerf, 92, Dutch political scientist and public administration scholar.^[766]
• Theodore W. McFarling, 94, American politician, member of theSouth Dakota House of Representatives (1955–1956).^[767]
• Maurice El Médiouni, 95, Algerian pianist, singer, and composer.^[768]
• Mahbod Moghadam, 41, American internet entrepreneur, co-founder ofGenius, complications from a brain tumor.^[769]
• Philip Needleman, 85, American academic and pharmacologist.^[770]
• Ambrogio Pelagalli, 84, Italian footballer (Milan,Atalanta,Roma).^[771]
• Awuley Quaye, Ghanaian footballer (Accra Great Olympics,national team).^[772]
• Estel Robirds, 89, American politician, member of theMissouri House of Representatives (1993–2003).^[773]
• Nancy Valverde, 92, American LGBT rights activist.^[774]
• Diana Wall, 80, American environmental scientist and soil ecologist.^[775]
• Dean Wasson, 93, Canadian politician.^[776]
• Paula Weinstein, 78, American film producer (The Perfect Storm,The Fabulous Baker Boys,Blood Diamond).^[777]
• Fritz Wepper, 82, German actor (Derrick,Cabaret,Die Brücke).^[778]

• Hashimi El-Bahlul, 79, Libyan football player and manager (Al Ahli SC,national team).^[779]
• Lamine Bangura, 59, Sierra Leonean footballer (ASEC Mimosas,national team), traffic collision.^[780]
• Kay Benbow, 62, British television executive (CBeebies).^[781]
• Gisela Birkemeyer, 92, German sprint runner, Olympic silver medallist (1956).^[782]
• Michael Collins, 86, English footballer (Luton Town,Bedford Town,Chelmsford City).^[783]
• Esther Coopersmith, 94, American diplomat,UNESCO goodwill ambassador (since 2009), cancer.^[784]
• Peter Gardiner-Hill, 97, English cricketer (Oxford University).^[785]
• Gerhard Gepp, 83, Austrian illustrator, painter, and graphic designer.^[786]
• Enrico Giusti, 83, Italian mathematician.^[787]
• Danka Ilić, 1, Serbian girl, killed.^[788]
• Chandra Kumara Kandanarachchi, 76, Sri Lankan singer.^[789]
• Brigid Kelly, 40, American politician, member of theOhio House of Representatives (2017–2022), esophageal cancer.^[790]
• Andy Liu, 77, Canadian mathematician.^[791]
• Rajmund Miller, 69, Polish doctor and politician,MP (since 2011), cancer.^[792]
• Slađana Milošević, 68, Serbian singer, songwriter and record producer,Sjögren syndrome.^[793]
• George Nicolescu, 74, Romanian musician.^[794]
• Wole Oguntokun, 56, Nigerian playwright.^[795]
• Richard Phelan, 86, American politician,president of the Cook County Board of Commissioners (1990–1994), cancer.^[796]
• Richard Serra, 85, American visual artist, pneumonia.^[797]
• Lollu Sabha Seshu, 60, Indian actor (Lollu Sabha,Vadakkupatti Ramasamy,80s Buildup), heart attack.^[798]
• Zahra Shojaei, 67, Iranian politician.^[799]
• Swami Smaranananda, 94, Indian Hindu leader, president ofRamakrishna Mission (since 2017).^[800]
• Ana Starck-Stănișel, 89, Romanian handball player (Rapid București,national team).^[801]
• Emmanuel Terray, 89, French anthropologist and political activist.^[802]
• André Van Herpe, 90, Belgian footballer (K.A.A. Gent,national team).^[803]
• Giuliano Vangi, 93, Italian sculptor, leukemia.^[804]
• Pål Wessel, 64, Norwegian geologist.^[805]
• Ihor Yukhnovskyi, 98, Ukrainian physicist and politician,first deputy prime minister (1992–1993) andMP (1990–2006).^[806]

• Namig Abbasov, 84, Azerbaijani diplomat and politician,minister of national security (1995–2004).^[807]
• Angelo Abenante, 96, Italian politician,senator (1968–1976) anddeputy (1963–1968).^[808]
• Fāṭimah al-Baqqālī, 50, Emirati calligrapher, decorator, and visual artist^[809]
• Andriy Antonyshchak, 54, Ukrainian politician,MP (2014–2019), complications from wounds sustainedin action.^[810]
• Tuisugaletaua Sofara Aveau, 71, Samoan politician,MP (2001–2016).^[811]
• Robert Beerbohm, 71, American comic book historian, cancer.^[812]
• Eddy Braem, 80, Belgian footballer (Royal Antwerp).^[813]
• Stein Bråten, 89, Norwegian sociologist and social psychologist.^[814]
• M. D. Bright, 68, American comic book artist (Armor Wars,Emerald Dawn).^[815]
• Choi Dae-shik, 59, South Korean footballer (Lucky-Goldstar / LG Cheetahs,Daewoo Royals,national team).^[816]
• Rance Cleaveland, 62, American computer scientist.^[817]
• Petra Deimer, 76, German marine biologist and nature conservationist.^[818]
• Aleksandr Domashev, 65, Russian Olympic field hockey player (1988,1992).^[819]
• Shagdaryn Dulmaa, 89–90, Mongolian poet and journalist.^[820]
• Paul Ernst, 88, Austrian Olympic biathlete (1964,1968).^[821]
• Harry E. Gallagher Jr., 92, American politician, member of theMissouri House of Representatives (1972–1974).^[822]
• Reynaldo Garrido, 89, Cuban tennis player.^[823]
• George Gilbey, 40, English television personality (Gogglebox) and reality show contestant (Celebrity Big Brother), fall.^[824]
• Avraham Grossman, 88, Israeli historian.^[825]
• Russell Hamer, 76–77, Sri Lankan cricketer (national team).^[826]
• John Hargreaves, 78, English snooker player.^[827]
• Alfred Hassner, 93, Israeli organic chemist.^[828]
• Tony Heard, 86, South African journalist and author.^[829]
• Sara Japhet, 89, Israeli biblical scholar.^[830]
• Daniel Kahneman, 90, Israeli-American author (Thinking, Fast and Slow), psychologist, and economist,Nobel laureate (2002).^[831]
• Lou Kilzer, 73, American journalist (The Denver Post).^[832]
• La Castou, 75, Swiss actress, singer, and dancer.^[833]
• Joe Lieberman, 82, American politician, member of theU.S. Senate (1989–2013) andConnecticut State Senate (1971–1981),Connecticut attorney general (1983–1989), complications from a fall.^[834]
• James R. McNutt, 89, American politician, member of theMichigan House of Representatives (1991–1998).^[835]
• Thomas Mensah, 74, Ghanaian chemical engineer.^[836]
• James A. Moore, 58, American horror novelist (Subject Seven,Bloodstained Oz), short story writer, and role-playing game author.^[837]
• Valerie O'Leary, 53, Irish scientist and researcher.^[838]
• Francisco Prat, 75, Chilean politician and businessman,senator (1990–2002) and governor ofMalleco Province (1989–1990).^[839]
• Karl Reger, 93, German Roman Catholic prelate, auxiliary bishop ofAachen (1987–2006).^[840]
• Stanisława Ryster, 81, Polish lawyer and television presenter.^[841]
• John Alfred Talent, 91, Australian geologist and paleontologist.^[842]
• Concepció Tarruella, 74, Spanish politician and nurse,deputy (2008–2015) and member of theCatalan parliament (1992–2003).^[843]
• Georgios Terzopoulos, 93, Greek farmer and politician,MP (1981–1993).^[844]
• Carlos Tünnerman, 90, Nicaraguan lawyer, diplomat, and educator.^[845]

• Rahib Aliyev, 78, Azerbaijani actor (The Scoundrel).^[846]
• Ross J. Anderson, 67, British computer security researcher and author.^[847]
• Mukhtar Ansari, 60, Indian politician and gangster,Uttar Pradesh MLA (1996–2022), heart attack.^[848]
• Irena Bačiulytė, 85, Lithuanian rower.^[849]
• Désirée Bernard, 85, Guyanese jurist,Chief Justice of Guyana (2001–2005).^[850]
• Bunyan Bryant, 89, American academic, cancer.^[851]
• Chi Pang-yuan, 100, Taiwanese translator.^[852]
• Kurt Elimä, 84, Swedish Olympic ski jumper (1964,1968).^[853]
• A. Ganeshamurthi, 76, Indian politician,MP (1998–1999, 2009–2014, since 2019) and onceTamil Nadu MLA, suicide by poisoning.^[854]
• Horațiu Giurgiu, 85, Romanian basketball player (CS Dinamo București,national team).^[855]
• Guy Goffette, 76, Belgian poet and writer.^[856]
• Mike Green, 75, American politician, member of theMichigan House of Representatives (1995–2000) andSenate (2011–2019), cancer.^[857]
• Tom Henry, 72, American politician,mayor of Fort Wayne, Indiana (since 2008), stomach cancer.^[858]
• Nozir Hossain, 75, Bangladeshi politician,MP (1991–1996, 2001–2008).^[859]
• Isa Kasimi, 62, Latvian chess master.^[860]
• Robert J. LaFortune, 97, American politician,mayor of Tulsa, Oklahoma (1970–1978).^[861]
• Limestone Lad, 31, Irish Thoroughbred racehorse.^[862]
• Larry Lloyd, 75, English football player (Liverpool,national team) and manager (Wigan Athletic).^[863]
• Yuri Lushchai, 42, Ukrainian Wikipedian.^[864]
• Ma Shitu, 109, Chinese writer and politician,deputy (1983–1993).^[865]
• Joseph P. Manning, 97, American politician, member of theNew Hampshire House of Representatives (1992–2004).^[866]
• Natalya Melyokhina, 61, Russian road cyclist.^[867]
• Mike Murray, 93, British cricketer (Middlesex,Combined Services,MCC) and banker.^[868]
• Bill Neal, 92, American football player and coach (Indiana University of Pennsylvania).^[869]
• Luciano Ortelli, 67, Italian Olympic wrestler (1984).^[870]
• Winston Register, 88, American politician, member of theNorth Dakota House of Representatives (1969–1970).^[871]
• Mark Spiro, 67, American songwriter ("Are You Still in Love with Me", "I'll See You in My Dreams", "Mighty Wings") and record producer, lung cancer.^[872]
• Deanna Syme Tewari, 85, Indian athlete.^[873]
• Raad Thabet, Palestinian militant, killed.^[874]
• Walt Wesley, 79, American basketball player (Cincinnati Royals,Chicago Bulls,Cleveland Cavaliers), leukemia.^[875]
• Marian Zazeela, 83, American visual and musical artist.^[876]

• Jules Ajodhia, 79, Surinamese politician,vice president (1991–1996, 2000–2005) andminister of justice (1988–1990).^[877]
• Daniel Balaji, 48, Indian actor (Kaadhal Kondein,Chirutha,Gnana Kirukkan), heart attack.^[878]
• Habib Benmimoun, 66, Algerian footballer (MC Oran,USM Bel Abbès,national team).^[879]
• George Henry Cassidy, 81, British Anglican prelate,bishop of Southwell and Nottingham (1999–2009).^[880]
• Gerry Conway, 76, English drummer and percussionist (Jethro Tull,Fairport Convention,Cat Stevens), complications from motor neurone disease.^[881]
• Simeone Di Cagno Abbrescia, 79, Italian politician,deputy (2006–2013) andmayor of Bari (1995–2004).^[882]
• Katsura Funakoshi, 72, Japanese sculptor, lung cancer.^[883]
• Louis Gossett Jr., 87, American actor (An Officer and a Gentleman,Roots,Iron Eagle),Oscar winner (1982), complications from COPD.^[884]
• Trevor Griffiths, 88, English screenwriter (Reds), heart failure.^[885]
• Carol Jennings, 70, British activist and campaigner, complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[886]
• Péter Juhász, 75, Hungarian footballer (Újpesti Dózsa,Tatabánya,national team), Olympic silver medallist (1972).^[887]
• Hugh Lawson, 82, American jurist, judge (since 1995) and chief judge (2006–2008) of theU.S. District Court of Middle Georgia.^[888]
• Ray Lewis, 61, Guyanese-born British youth worker,deputy mayor of London (2008).^[889]
• Emilio Lora-Tamayo, 73, Spanish physicist and academic, president of theSpanish National Research Council (2003–2004, 2012–2017).^[890]
• Iain McChesney, 79, Scottish footballer (Queen of the South).^[891]
• Hans Joachim Meyer, 87, German linguist (HU Berlin) and politician (Minister of Education in East Germany), president of theCentral Committee of German Catholics 1995–2009^[892]
• Meenakshi Patil, 76, Indian politician,Maharashtra MLA (1995–2004, 2009–2014).^[893]
• Chance Perdomo, 27, American-British actor (Chilling Adventures of Sabrina,Gen V,After We Fell), traffic collision.^[894]
• Alf Petersson, 91, Swedish Olympic sprinter (1960).^[895]
• Preto, 37, Brazilian footballer (Ceará,Mirassol,Cuiabá).^[896]
• Werner Schmidt, 92, Canadian politician,MP (1993–2006).^[897]
• Wayne Schurr, 86, American baseball player (Chicago Cubs).^[898]
• Peter Shapiro, 71, American businessman and politician, member of theNew Jersey General Assembly (1976–1979),Essex County Executive (1979–1987), respiratory failure.^[899]
• Silver Cat, 53, Mexican professional wrestler.^[900]
• Michael Simmons, AmericanOrthodox Anglican Communion prelate.^[901]
• Len Skowronski, 83, Canadian politician.^[902]
• Berndt Söderborg, 90, Swedish chess player.^[903]
• Evelyne Sossouhounto, 67, Beninese teacher and politician.^[904]
• Kenji Suzuki, 95, Japanese television announcer (NHK).^[905]
• Denny Walsh, 88, American journalist (St. Louis Globe-Democrat), Pulitzer prize winner (1969).^[906]

• Martín Almada, 87, Paraguayan lawyer and human rights activist (Archives of Terror).^[907]
• Casey Benjamin, 45, American musician (Robert Glasper Experiment), producer, and songwriter, blood clot.^[908]
• Peggy Blackford, 82, American diplomat,ambassador to Guinea-Bissau (1995–1998).^[909]
• Michael de la Bastide, 86, Trinidadian jurist,chief justice (1995–2002).^[910]
• Bill Delahunt, 82, American politician, member of theU.S. House of Representatives (1997–2011) andMassachusetts House of Representatives (1973–1975).^[911]
• Dick Dowling, 85, Irish politician,senator (1982) andTD (1982–1987).^[912]
• Fred Gamble, 92, American racing driver.^[913]
• Quisqueya Henríquez, 58, Cuban-bornDominican artist.^[914]
• Ardeth G. Kapp, 93, Canadian cleric and writer.^[915]
• Yukiko Kato, 87, Japanese author, heart failure.^[916]
• Ulrike Koch, 73, German filmmaker (The Saltmen of Tibet).^[917]
• Víctor Legrotaglie, 86, Argentine football player (Gimnasia y Esgrima,Chacarita Juniors,Juventud Alianza) and manager.^[918]
• Daniel C. Lynch, 82, American computer network engineer.^[919]
• James Ross MacDonald, 101, American physicist.^[920]
• Robert I. Marshall, 77, American politician, member of theDelaware Senate (1979–2019).^[921]
• Tim McGovern, 68, American visual effects artist (Total Recall,Tron,Dunkirk),Oscar winner (1990).^[922]
• Alex McGregor, 73, Scottish footballer (Aldershot,Ayr United,Shrewsbury Town).^[923]
• Lee Mroszak, 55, American DJ (WINS-FM), complications fromGuillain–Barré syndrome.^[924]
• Benoît Pelletier, 64, Canadian politician,Quebec MLA (1998–2008),minister of Aboriginial affairs (2003–2005, 2007–2008).^[925]
• Daniel Piksiades, 91, Serbian poet.^[926]
• Lasse Sigurd Seim, 80, Norwegian diplomat.^[927]
• Hari Sen, 68, Indian academic historian.^[928]
• Song Wenhan, 84, Chinese lieutenant general.^[929]
• Géza Tordy, 85, Hungarian actor (Suburban Legend,For Whom the Larks Sing,Sleepless Years) and film director.^[930]
• Les Twentyman, 76, Australian social campaigner.^[931]
• Vanhlupuii, 77, IndianMizo vocalist, stroke and kidney disease.^[932]
• Mahmoud Khalil Zakzuk, Palestinian militant.^[933] (death announced on this date)

• John F. Asmus, 87, American research physicist and art conservator.^[934]
• Barbara Baldavin, 85, American actress (Medical Center,Star Trek) and casting director (Trapper John, M.D.), heart failure.^[935]
• Paul Bence, 75, English football player (Brentford,Reading) and manager (Wycombe Wanderers).^[936]
• Jonathan Bennett, 94, New Zealand-born British philosopher oflanguage andmetaphysics.^[937]
• Nigel Boston, 62, British-American mathematician.^[938]
• Terry Brown, 79, Solomon IslanderAnglican prelate, bishop ofMalaita (1996–2008).^[939]
• Paul Chantler, 64, British radio broadcaster, liver cancer.^[940]
• Hilbram Dunar, 48, Indonesian television presenter (RCTI,MNCTV,GTV) and radio broadcaster.^[941]
• Guylaine Guy, 94, Canadian singer and painter.^[942]
• Rob Kaman, 63, Dutch kickboxer and actor (Bloodfist).^[943]
• Stephen Kiggundu, 46, Ugandan military officer, deputy commander of theUganda Air Force (since 2022), electrocuted.^[944]
• Tadeusz Kusy, 72, Polish Roman Catholic prelate, coadjutor bishop (2014–2015) and bishop (since 2015) ofKaga-Bandoro.^[945]
• F. A. Little Jr., 87, American jurist, judge for theUnited States District Court for the Western District of Louisiana (1984–2006).^[946]
• Michael McMartin, 79, Canadian-Australian music entrepreneur and manager (Hoodoo Gurus,Radio Birdman), cancer.^[947]
• Lionel Robberds, 84, Australian Olympic rower (1960).^[948]
• Barbara Rush, 97, American actress (It Came from Outer Space,Peyton Place,All My Children).^[949]
• Nijolė Sadūnaitė, 85, Lithuanian Roman Catholic nun.^[950]
• David D. Schaaf, 84–85, American politician, member of theMinnesota Senate (1973–1980).^[951] (death reported on this date)
• Pavel Svojanovský, 80, Czech rower, Olympic silver (1972) and bronze (1976) medallist.^[952]
• John Turtle, 87, Australian medical academic and endocrinologist.^[953]
• Jenny Vaughan, 55, British neurologist, cancer.^[954]