• Traces of war, inscribed on currency (Numismatic News).
• Libya's "parallel" central bank to procure new notes from Russia (The Libya Observer).
• A book bound with $2 bills (E-Sylum).
• The Philippines' "enhanced" notes (Manila Bulletin).
• A rare Puerto Rican note at auction (Coinweek).
• Saudi Arabia replacing one-riyal notes with coins (Albawaba).
• For this ultra-orthodox rabbi, the new Israeli NIS 50 note is a problem (Jerusalem Post). And here (Haaretz).
• Star Wars themed commemorative banknotes (Coinweek).
• Argentina's new 1,000 peso note (Banco Central de la Republica Argentina, in Spanish). WIth a detailed description of its security features. See also this shorter announcement (Banknote News). And here (Steven Bron). 
• Bank of Lithuania to sell unissued sets of obsolete currency (Bank of Lithuania).
• New Yemeni 500 rial banknote (Banknote News).
• Mauritania to issue new banknotes with increased security features (El Confidential, in Spanish). And here (Banknote News). And here (Steven Bron).
• Solomon Islands new $10 note (Solomon Star). And here (Steven Bron).
• Those clean Croatian Kuna (Total Croatia News).
• The ever-changing 1 rupee note (The Times of India). More about the book here (The Hindu).
• Art on money and money as art (South China Morning Post).
• New digital edition of Mexican Paper Money (Coin World).
• Report on the Albuquerque Coin Club show (Numismatic News).
• How Venezuela went cashless (The Guardian).
• More arguments against cash (Nikkei Asian Review).

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• "The choice of cash for crooks" (SWI).
• Blame the banknotes (Gloucestershire Live)
• Enroll in Joel Zlotnick's course: Forensic Printing Process Identification (Counterfeit Forensics LLC).