Australia and Vietnam agreed to deepen their comprehensive strategic partnership, with PM Albanese and President To Lam signing deals on the digital economy, agriculture and sustainable development in Canberra on Tuesday.

South Korea will not supply lethal weapons to Ukraine, Yonhap reports, citing a senior Foreign Ministry official. Seoul reaffirms its policy after Zelensky's call for air defense systems.

South Korea will not supply lethal weapons to Ukraine, Yonhap reports, citing a senior official of the South Korean Foreign Ministry. The country remains committed to its policy, after Zelensky effectively called on Seoul to supply Kyiv with air defense systems.

U.S. revokes Brazilian ambassador's visa amid bilateral tensions. Brazil's Lula office calls it 'deliberate escalation of hostile measures' driven by ideology, analysts say.

Rising diplomatic and trade tensions between the United States and Brazil have prompted analysts and former diplomats to warn that ideology and political alignment are increasingly displacing traditional state diplomacy. The latest flashpoint was Washington's revocation of the visa of BrazilianMaria Luiza Ribeiro Viotti last week, reportedly in retaliation for Brazil's denial of visas to two American diplomats seeking to visit ahead of Brazilian elections, against a backdrop of 25% U.S. tariffs on Brazilian goods and Brazil's withholding of approval for the U.S. ambassador nominee.

Russia's Deputy FM Galuzin tells TASS the CSTO may strip Armenia of voting rights at the Nov. 11 summit.

Russia's DeputyGaluzin told TASS that the issue of stripping Armenia of its voting rights in the CSTO may be considered at the November 11 summit.

PalestinianAbbas to visit Ankara Tuesday for meetings with Erdogan on Gaza ceasefire and West Bank, per state media. Trip follows Netanyahu's rejection of the U.S.-backed 15-point Gaza plan.

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas is scheduled to arrive in Ankara on Tuesday for a two-day official visit to Türkiye, where he is expected to meet Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and brief him on the situation in Gaza, settler attacks in the West Bank, and Israeli settlement expansion, according to the official Voice of Palestine radio. The visit comes after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday formally rejected the U.S.-backed 15-point plan for ending the Gaza conflict, insisting Israel will not withdraw until Hamas is fully disarmed. Separately, Israeli forces closed the Palestinian village of Taybeh near Ramallah as a military zone and arrested 13 Palestinians in raids across the West Bank.