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Ukraine Talks: The US is reportedly proposing changes to Ukrainian administrative borders that could let Moscow claim full control of Donetsk and Luhansk, while leaving Ukrainian-held cities under Kyiv’s control, The Economist reports. Global Trade: China’s imports and exports rose 20% in the first 10 months of 2026, with imports surging and AI demand lifting exports of electronic components. Climate and Health: Global health leaders warn that climate change is already causing illness as temperatures hit record highs; IFAD says El Niño could put $11 trillion at risk from the world economy. Digital Governance: A major ITU conference opened in Doha to address digital access, investment and network security, as Macron called for tighter international AI safety rules.

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