China's State Administration for Market Regulation has drafted a revised PRC Food Safety Law and opened a public consultation. Organizations and individuals may submit comments; submission deadline is 10 November 2026.

U.S. Middle East envoy Wittekoff said the U.S., the E3, the European Commission, Ukraine and NATO representatives held constructive talks in Miami on options to de-escalate and end the Russia-Ukraine war ahead of winter. Discussions targeted winter energy supply security, grain export channels, security guarantees and long-term Ukrainian and European security arrangements, alongside post-war reconstruction, economic development and Ukraine’s EU accession. Wittekoff described the talks as productive and said they clarified direction for U.S. preparations ahead of the next engagement with Russia. Participants said they will continue diplomatic efforts to pursue a sustainable peace.

Kremlin aide Ushakov said early on the 10th that in a call with Trump Putin outlined measures Russia has taken in response to what he described as terrorist attacks by Ukrainian armed forces. Putin said Ukrainian efforts to disrupt the State Duma vote and attacks on civilians have destroyed the possibility of an immediate resumption of talks. He added that Ukrainian attempts to stop Russian advances have no prospect of success, that Russian forces hold the initiative on the battlefield and are continuing to push forward. Trump has instructed that Putin’s message be passed to the Ukrainian delegation. Ushakov said no concrete discussion has taken place on a bilateral Putin‑Trump meeting.