I. America

1. Victoria Villaruel () in Spain: Without an official meeting with Pedro Sánchez officials, she will talk about terrorism victims Vice President Victoria Villaruel () in Spain. Villaruel's agenda does not include any formal meetings with members of the Pedro Sánchez government. She will participate in the United Nations International Conference on Victims of Terrorism in the Basque Country on Tuesday, which will last for two days. This is her first visit to Spain and abroad since taking office as Vice President last month. His arrival in Madrid coincides with the ongoing diplomatic crisis between the Argentine and Spanish governments, which has lasted nearly five months but remains unresolved.

2. Governors from across the country call on the central government to strengthen coordination on security issues. A group of female governors convened during the First Governors' Summit on Peace and Security held in the capital of the Meta Province, Villavicencio, demanding more support from President Gustavo Petro's government on security matters. Similarly, they affirmed that entities such as the Office of the Advisor to the Peace Commissioner, the government delegation, various ministries, and different agencies in the sector must engage in unified and consistent discussions on the executions being carried out in the territory, particularly in matters of security and peacebuilding.

3. Omar García Halfhú's security strategy cites recommendations from García Luna's book "Security and Well-being." One week after taking office, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo proposed her security strategy, which will be implemented by Omar García Halfhú, the head of the Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection, but the strategy incorporates content from the book "Security and Citizen Protection: Happiness." In addition to the title (it uses one of the most common words in Spanish: ), there are the following coincidences between the pages of García Luna's book and the pages of Claudia Sheinbaum's government security strategy. The national security strategy focuses on four axes: addressing the causes, consolidating the National Guard, strengthening intelligence and investigation, and achieving absolute coordination between the security cabinet and federal entities.

II. Europe

1. Biden, Macron, Starmer, and Scholz to Meet in Berlin to Discuss Ukraine and Middle East Situation On the date, US President Biden, French President Macron, UK Prime Minister Starmer, and German Chancellor Scholz will hold talks in Berlin. The focus of the meeting will be on continuing support for Ukraine, particularly in terms of military assistance and plans for ending the war. The situation in the Middle East will also hold a significant place on the agenda. Following the meeting, the four leaders will travel to the Ramstein Air Base in Germany to attend the inaugural leader-level meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group, with Ukrainian President Zelensky also in attendance.

2. Zelensky Visits UK to Meet with Starmer for More Military Aid On [Date], Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer in London to continue efforts to secure more military support for Ukraine. This visit was part of Zelensky's European tour, aimed at strengthening Western allies' support for Ukraine in the war and ensuring additional weapon supplies to resist Russian aggression.

3. France and Ukraine Sign New Security Agreement France and Ukraine signed a new security cooperation agreement on [specific date], committing to provide up to €1 billion in military aid. This agreement is a significant move for Ukraine to secure Western support in response to Russia's invasion.

3. Australia and the South Pacific Islands

1. Australia Introduces First Standalone Cybersecurity Law The Australian government has submitted the country's first standalone cybersecurity law to parliament. The new legislation aims to better protect citizens and organizations from the increasingly severe geopolitical and cyber threat environment. The Cybersecurity Bill covers a range of areas, including mandatory compliance with minimum cybersecurity standards for Internet of Things devices and mandatory reporting of ransomware by critical infrastructure organizations. Additionally, the bill will establish a Cyber Incident Review Committee to conduct post-event reviews of significant cybersecurity incidents, and it will impose "limited use" obligations, restricting the use and sharing of incident information provided to the National Cybersecurity Coordinator with other government agencies.

2. New Zealand Navy Hydrographic Survey Ship Sinks Near Samoa The Royal New Zealand Navy's hydrographic diving and survey vessel () sank on Sunday after running aground on the southern coast of Upolu Island in Samoa. The ship ran aground while conducting survey operations in the area on Saturday night. All personnel on board were rescued. The New Zealand Defence Force announced on Sunday that the incident occurred on Saturday night when the ship was conducting hydrographic surveys miles off the coast, and the crew and passengers were evacuated by lifeboats that evening. The loss of the ship reduces the number of vessels in the Royal New Zealand Navy fleet to , exacerbating the fleet's availability issues.

3. Marshall Islands Wins UN Human Rights Council Seat with Climate, Nuclear Justice Agenda The Marshall Islands was elected as a member of the United Nations Human Rights Council for next year, with its primary focus on addressing climate change and nuclear justice. With the full support of other Pacific Island nations, the Marshall Islands became the first Pacific Island country to join the UN Human Rights Council. Between 1946 and 1958, during the period when the Marshall Islands was under UN trusteeship and managed by the U.S. government, a total of 67 nuclear weapon tests were conducted. In September this year, at the 51st session of the Human Rights Council, the President of the Marshall Islands called on the Council to recognize the nuclear legacy left by U.S. atomic tests in her country.

IV. Central Asia

1. Presidents of Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan Sign Declaration on Deepening Comprehensive Strategic Partnership On the mentioned date, Turkmenistan President Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov and Kazakhstan President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev jointly signed the Declaration on Deepening Comprehensive Strategic Partnership in the capital of Turkmenistan, Ashgabat. The leaders of the two countries stated that bilateral relations have been elevated to a new level, and both sides expressed their willingness to work together to continue deepening the comprehensive strategic partnership between the two nations. Additionally, the leaders discussed enhancing cooperation in maintaining security and stability in Central Asia. They expressed their commitment to jointly address various threats and challenges to ensure sustainable development.

2. President of Kyrgyzstan Visits Turkmenistan On the designated date, President of Kyrgyzstan (Kyrgyz) Japarov visited the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Turkmenistan (Turkmen), attending the international forum "Interconnection of Epochs and Civilizations - Foundation for Peace and Development" held in honor of the anniversary of the birth of Turkmen poet and philosopher Magtymguly. The two sides exchanged views on deepening economic, trade, cultural, and humanitarian cooperation, as well as implementing joint projects in trade, energy, transportation, and logistics.

3. The CIS Council of Foreign Ministers Meeting was held in Moscow to discuss cooperation in various fields. On the specified date, the CIS Council of Foreign Ministers Meeting commenced in Moscow. The foreign ministers of the participating countries will summarize the preliminary achievements of their work in the year and discuss the prospects for comprehensive cooperation within the CIS framework, including the implementation of economic integration, joint responses to challenges and threats, and the expansion of cultural and humanitarian exchanges. The parties will also focus on the preparations for the anniversary celebrations of the victory in the Great Patriotic War.

V. West Asia

1. World Food Day: Afghan Women's Struggle and Food Insecurity On World Food Day, The Times of Afghanistan and the Asia-Pacific Division of the International Food Coalition released a report titled "Afghan Women and Food Insecurity," highlighting the country's worsening food crisis, deteriorating health conditions, and increasing malnutrition, which are further exacerbated by the Taliban's systematic suppression of women's and girls' rights.

2. Hamas strongly condemns the Nazi-style siege imposed by Israel on northern Gaza. In a statement on Saturday, Hamas condemned Israel's "Nazi occupation holocaust." Israel carried out a massacre on Friday night in a civilian area of Jabalia, resulting in the deaths of at least people and numerous injuries. The statement pointed out: "With the support of the United States, these massacres are a continuation of the ongoing genocide crimes against our people," and warned that the increasing number of civilian deaths is intended "to punish the people's resilience and refusal to be displaced."

3. The number of people migrating from Lebanon to Syria due to Israeli attacks exceeds 10,000. The President of the Lebanese Council of Ministers issued a report containing data reflecting the country's latest situation, such as losses and population movements caused by Israeli attacks. The report states that since the date in month, the number of deaths caused by Israeli attacks on Lebanon has increased to 100, and the number of injured has increased to 200. Between the dates in month and month, more than 10,000 people crossed the border from the country's territory to Syria, including 10,000 Syrian citizens and 20,000 Lebanese citizens.

Six, Southeast Asia

1. China provides RMB 100 million in aid to promote infrastructure development in Cambodia On the day of the month, Premier Li Qiang of the State Council met with Cambodian leaders during his attendance at the East Asia Cooperation Leaders' Series of Meetings in Vientiane.