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In the final week before the November 3 midterm elections, President Donald Trump campaigned for Republican candidates at rallies in Iowa and Kansas, urging voters to support the party and warning that Democrats could reverse his administration’s policies, the Associated Press reported. He also defended his White House renovations and criticized former President Barack Obama after Obama mocked them during campaign appearances, Reuters reported. Trump renewed criticism of a Reuters journalist on social media after an exchange about his health and campaign schedule. Separately, the Justice Department pursued a lawsuit seeking to block certification of Alaska’s Senate results if the Republican incumbent loses; a federal judge dismissed the case on Sunday, according to AP. Campaigning and the

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Emmanuel Macron’s focus this week was France’s protests and rising social tensions. On October 26 in Marseille, he said the government would respond to protesters’ “legitimate demands,” promised continued security measures and backed keeping marches away from city centres. His government announced education measures including smaller classes, school-renovation loans, increased student grants and more university places; student leaders said their demands were not fully met and vowed to continue protesting. In an interview released October 28, Macron accused the far-right National Rally and its allies of fostering an “atmosphere of racism,” a charge the party rejected. After October 31 demonstrations, the Interior Ministry reported 320,000 participants nationwide; Reuters reported police had

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Canada

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From October 27 to November 2, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a series of economic and diplomatic initiatives. On October 29, he said the federal government would make a commercial equity investment of up to $1.6 billion in Canadian AI company Cohere, alongside private investors. At the Canada-EU summit in Montreal on October 30, Carney and European leaders launched an “Alliance for the Future,” announcing more than 20 measures and negotiations on further cooperation; Canada’s government said both sides would work toward an unprecedented associate-member arrangement, with its scope to be developed in coming months. Carney also welcomed a Canada-UAE strategic partnership and a trade agreement, negotiated in 47 days, after meeting Abu Dhabi’s Crown Prince.

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Somaliland

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From October 26 to November 2, the main reported development involving Somaliland President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi was a diplomatic ceremony in Hargeisa. Israel’s Foreign Ministry and Al Jazeera reported that Israeli ambassador Michael Lotem presented his credentials to Abdullahi at the Presidential Palace; officials also laid the cornerstone for a planned Israeli embassy. Abdullahi described the occasion as historic, while Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar said the ambassadorial appointment would deepen bilateral ties. The steps follow Israel’s recognition of Somaliland in December 2025. Somaliland declared independence from Somalia in 1991, but its status remains disputed: Somalia considers it part of its territory, and Israel is the only UN member state to recognize it.

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In Moscow on October 30, Sudan’s Transitional Sovereignty Council chairman Abdel Fattah al-Burhan met Russian President Vladimir Putin after attending the Russia–Africa Summit, according to the Kremlin. The Kremlin said the talks covered bilateral relations; al-Burhan called for expanded cooperation and welcomed Russian investment in Sudan’s infrastructure and mineral resources. He proposed a Red Sea economic zone and Russian participation in mining and rail development, including facilities for fuel and wheat storage, as reported by Radio Tamazuj. Putin voiced support for a ceasefire and political settlement and presented a proposed cooperation roadmap; no binding agreement or implementation timetable was announced. Al-Burhan said a settlement should be Sudanese-led and described a path,,

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