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Russia
US, Russian and Ukrainian delegations are due to meet November 10-11 after a nine-month gap, while European allies prepare separate consultations on guarantees and reconstruction.
Europe
Non-EU pledges for next year have fallen to €4bn from €19bn, forcing Brussels to weigh joint debt and a larger European burden.
Global
Venezuela's interim president gained visibility and briefly met Donald Trump at the UN, but announced no debt, energy or mining agreements and left the timetable for promised elections unresolved.
Russia
A presidential decree permits temporary administration and control of assets when operators fail to defend or quickly repair strategic facilities after Ukrainian attacks.
Middle East
Adm. Brad Cooper visited the long-deployed USS Abraham Lincoln as the Iran war, deadly strikes in Lebanon, Gaza diplomacy and an Iran-Qatar dispute sustained pressure across the region.
Europe
Parliament chose the former Supreme Court and European human rights judge by 140 votes to six, placing a jurist once removed under Viktor Orbán at the head of state during Hungary's political transition.
Asia
Floods, landslides and rain-related accidents have struck Luzon after extraordinary rainfall, exposing the risks surrounding rescue operations, urban drainage and long-disputed flood-control spending.
Middle East
A memorandum transfers designated civilian facilities to Damascus and turns Russian military sites into joint training centers, preserving Moscow's access while reducing the exceptional privileges attached to its former bases.
Africa
Germany's foreign minister said Berlin would continue supporting Nigeria's security efforts while seeking broader economic ties, framing instability in the Sahel as a growing risk for West Africa's coastal states.
China
Xi Jinping promoted Zhang Shuguang and Wang Gang to the rank of general, placing Zhang at the head of the Central Military Commission's discipline body as China continues to rebuild a military command weakened by years of anti-corruption purges.
Brazil
Brazil is sending a fifth humanitarian flight to Venezuela with 5.5 tonnes of medical supplies and equipment to expand a field hospital in La Guaira, while its defense minister travels to Caracas to coordinate further assistance and reconstruction support.
