China’s premier opens a six-day trip through Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Russia, linking an SCO heads-of-government session to Sino-Russian talks at a tense point for Eurasian diplomacy.
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Bogota’s move to Jerusalem, the 10th embassy there, reverses Petro-era policy and draws a joint rejection from 19 Arab and Islamic foreign ministers.
At a Brussels summit, Zelenskyy asked for €70bn beyond the approved €90bn loan, as US pressure over refinery strikes and Starlink deepens Kyiv’s reliance on Europe.
New Delhi says the first phase of its US trade pact is in legal drafting, but signing hinges on Washington’s tariff structure, with an EU deal due in December.
Azerbaijan convened Israeli, Iranian, Turkish and Chinese officials at a CICA summit, adopting a declaration amid walkouts and Hormuz tensions.
Erdogan said Ankara will seek ratification within days of the Saudi-Turkey-Pakistan pact, a step that would give legal cover to any Turkish troop deployment to the kingdom.
EU foreign ministers created a civilian and military mission to train Lebanon’s forces, a step that matters as the UN peacekeeping force withdraws and US-brokered talks stall.
The EU opened the internal market and competitiveness clusters in Ukraine’s accession talks in Luxembourg on October 13, after Kyiv changed its education law to meet a Hungarian condition.
The US, UK and 27 other governments endorsed London’s attribution of the Fairford base incident to Iran, widening a diplomatic front alongside the Gulf war.