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Canada secured a 2year extension of favourable Chinese market access for canola meal, peas, lobsters and crab.
The European Commission reported progress on EU maritime security, including vessel monitoring, protection and sanctions activity.
Denmark said its foreign minister would visit Georgia and North Carolina to assess U.S. market conditions for Danish firms.
Canada and the EU concluded digital trade negotiations, tying new rules for online commerce to a broader economicsecurity partnership.
The UK told the UN that Russia’s veto risked delaying Western Sahara diplomacy and urged renewed talks around a USbacked draft.
The European Commission launched talks with refiners on fuel security, defence readiness and industrial competitiveness.
Twelve partners backed DPRK sanctions targeting overseas labour, cyber activity and Russia cooperation, citing weapons proliferation risks.
The Netherlands announced a major Ukraine support package as the UK said Russia was paying higher costs for limited battlefield gains.
The European Commission announced a dialogue to coordinate investment and policy support for the TransCaspian Transport Corridor.
The UK sanctioned Sudanese commanders over atrocities in El Fasher and pledged £15 million for survivors and humanitarian relief.
Canada announced Montréal EU summit plans and an Abu Dhabi Crown Prince visit to deepen trade, security, defence and investment ties.
UK and partners held Istanbul talks on regional crises, while France condemned a terrorist attack on an Orthodox church in Jordan.
Australia and Papua New Guinea convened ministers in Port Moresby to turn the Pukpuk Treaty alliance into defence, security and economic work.
European Parliament committees backed a larger Global Europe budget, seeking more external action funding and safeguards on EU money.
France condemned a settler attack in Taybeh that targeted a French mayor and diplomatic representatives, urging Israeli accountability and civilian protection.
Washington and Ottawa held separate foreignminister meetings focused on Caribbean security, critical minerals and CanadaUAE relations.
The State Department said a U.S.Caribbean dialogue brought 15 countries into talks and announced funding for security, cable links and health workforce programs.
France announced new EU sanctions and funding for Ukraine, while the UK urged continued pressure on Russia at the OSCE.
The UK called for reforms to global development finance at World Bank and IMF meetings, citing debt, investment and shock resilience needs.
France said new Russia sanctions raised total designations to 4,600, while linking Ukraine support to Lebanon security and Palestinian governance concerns.