India
Iranian parliament speaker heads to India for BRICS forum
Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf will join a two-day parliamentary meeting beginning October 26 as India expands legislative diplomacy with the bloc.
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India
Asia
Myanmar leader courts Malaysia as regional diplomacy tests ASEAN pressure
Min Aung Hlaing used his first Malaysian visit as president to pursue trade and regional acceptance, while repatriations, civil-war violence and concern over political legitimacy shadowed the diplomatic opening.
Latin America
US envoy's Magellan remarks trigger sovereignty backlash in Chile
Ambassador Brandon Judd appeared to connect US support for Chilean sovereignty in the Strait of Magellan to cooperation on Washington's priorities, prompting official rejection before he said his words had been misrepresented.
Europe
Belgium turns Kazakhstan state visit into strategic partnership drive
A royal visit to Astana and Almaty will advance a 2026-2029 diplomatic roadmap and agreements spanning trade, logistics, critical minerals, artificial intelligence, universities and medical innovation.
United States
Bessent proposes US-China notification channel for dangerous AI incidents
The US Treasury secretary said Washington plans to propose an emergency AI notification process to Beijing, focusing on uncontrolled agents, cyber and biological risks and the resilience of critical systems.
Latin America
Bahamas accuses unauthorised DEA agents of illegal operations on its territory
Ambassador Wendall Jones said Nassau complained to the US Justice Department over operations conducted without government or police consent, while Washington promised to investigate.
China
North Korea nears completion of long-delayed bridge to China
Satellite analysis indicates customs facilities, roads and landscaping on North Korea's side of the New Yalu River Bridge are nearly ready, suggesting the dormant crossing may finally open.
Asia
Philippine defense chief accuses China of coercion after note at Seoul forum
Gilberto Teodoro condemned a note defending China's South China Sea claims that reached him during a public panel, while Beijing denied knowledge of the incident and criticized Philippine rhetoric.
Latin America
Burnham says Britain will defend its Malvinas position despite pressure from Trump and Milei
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham used his first parliamentary intervention on the dispute to reaffirm London's position after Donald Trump threatened to withdraw support and Javier Milei announced sanctions on companies operating on the islands.
China
China rejects US AI theft allegations as dispute widens before leaders' meeting
Beijing called Washington's industrial-scale distillation allegations groundless and protectionist, while a US advisory named six Chinese laboratories and described millions of exchanges with leading American models.
Latin America
White House details Pentagon stake in new Venezuela oil partnership
A new company with North American Blue Energy Partners would give the Pentagon 35% ownership, guarantee the State Department 20% of output at cost and hold century-long rights over 17 fields.
United States
Trump signals review of the US position on Falkland-Malvinas sovereignty
The president said every position remains under review as Washington increases pressure on Britain over defense spending, though the United States has not announced a formal policy change.