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The U.S. has proposed a peace plan for Russia and Ukraine, but the EU has indicated it will not accept the deal. The proposal has raised concerns regarding its implications for Ukraine's territorial integrity and military capabilities.

U.S. banks have abandoned a proposed $20 billion bailout plan for Argentina, opting instead to discuss a smaller, short-term facility aimed at assisting the country with a $4 billion debt payment due in January. This decision reflects ongoing challenges in securing substantial financial support for Argentina amidst its economic struggles.

The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company is negotiating to acquire Russia's stake in the Serbian energy company NIS, as reported by The Wall Street Journal. This development follows U.S. sanctions that have pressured Russia's influence in Serbia's energy sector.

Botulism cases in infants linked to ByHeart baby formula have increased to 31 in the U.S. The formula has been recalled, yet reports indicate that it is still available for sale in some stores.

A report indicates that Ukraine is expected to make significant concessions under a new U.S. peace plan, which includes ceding territory and reducing its military capabilities. This proposal has raised concerns as it appears to reward Russia for its invasion of Ukraine.

Venezuelans living near the Colombia border have expressed their fears and hopes as the U.S. military builds up its presence in the region, raising concerns about a potential intervention. Residents shared their anxieties about the implications of U.S. actions on their daily lives and the stability of the country.

Asim Munir, Pakistan's Army Chief, has solidified his power through a series of constitutional changes that grant him a new position and lifelong immunity from prosecution. This development has raised concerns regarding the implications for governance and accountability in Pakistan.

Beijing is intensifying its campaign against Taiwan through a strategy termed 'the pen and the gun,' which combines domestic media efforts with aggressive rhetoric aimed at Taiwan's allies. This approach reflects China's broader strategy to assert its claims over Taiwan amid rising tensions in the region.