In Ukraine, President Donald Trump announced an "energy ceasefire" between Russia and Ukraine, but Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the announcement was "news to me." The Kremlin has not acknowledged or responded to the ceasefire claim. Zelenskyy said Russian drones struck Kyiv and Kharkiv despite the announcement and threatened retaliation if Russia does not honor the truce. Russian attacks killed six people in Ukrainian cities on Sunday.

NATO's top military commander is scheduled to warn Russia in Brussels about the alliance's defensive capabilities. In Warsaw, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk told a security conference that Russia aims to "ruin existing European security architecture" to revive the dominance it held before 1989, and he urged the West to adopt "harder measures" including sanctions. EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said the bloc would welcome a truce "when it holds" and that the EU is finalizing sanctions against 1,600 Russian individuals and entities tied to the military-industrial complex. Trump separately lifted sanctions on Russian diesel exports, a move reported as aimed at lowering fuel prices ahead of US midterm elections, and has threatened to cut off Ukraine's weapons procurement unless Kyiv halts deep strikes on Russian refineries.

North Korea fired projectiles off its east coast following border friction; one account described multiple ballistic missiles, another an unidentified projectile.

Polish police arrested a man suspected of plotting an attack against Tusk and Defence Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz.

Manchester City beat Liverpool 3-0 at Anfield, with Liverpool playing a man down. City was also found guilty of more than 100 Premier League spending rule breaches, a verdict that leaves the club's season in doubt.

India locked down New Delhi ahead of a fresh rally, with opposition leaders and journalists accusing police of heavy-handed tactics during weekend demonstrations. Pakistan detained hundreds of members of former Prime Minister Imran Khan's party and imposed emergency rule in a northern province.

At least 72 workers were killed in airstrikes on a gold mine on the Sudan-Egypt border. Category 4 Hurricane Simon was skirting Mexico's western coast, threatening dangerous winds, heavy rain and mudslides. Two men were killed during the olive harvest in Lebanon.

The European Union agreed to cap Chinese hybrid vehicle imports at 350,000 a year to avert a trade war. Finance ministers and central bankers gathered in Bangkok for IMF-World Bank meetings amid pressures including the energy shock from the US-Iran war, rising debt and the AI boom. The Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences, covering monetary policy and behavioral economics, was set to be announced in Stockholm at 10:45am UK time, with David Autor leading betting at 30 percent.

Raphael Glucksmann was elected the centre-left candidate for the next French presidential election. Rikers Island jail missed its closure deadline. Nations faced a disappointing outlook at the COP17 biodiversity talks in Paris.