U.S. Embassy in Amman said it is closely monitoring a "terror attack" at a Greek Orthodox church in Karak, Jordan.

Ukrainian President Zelenskiy said any peace agreement would require strong security guarantees and a 10-year funding commitment to sustain Ukraine's armed forces.

On Oct. 23 the U.S. Treasury published a proposed rule tightening outbound investment restrictions and seeking public comment. MOFCOM said the proposal discriminately broadens restrictions on China and applies a generic national-security approach, contrary to leaders' consensus, and that it disrupts normal bilateral commercial cooperation and the international trade order. China expressed serious concern and firm opposition, said it will closely monitor developments and reserves the right to take countermeasures. MOFCOM noted China's large market and investment potential, warned U.S. limits would harm Sino-U.S. economic cooperation and U.S. firms' interests, and urged Washington to respect market economics and stop politicizing and weaponizing trade.