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, we focus on Gaza’s ceasefire moving from text to terrain. As dawn approaches in the region, Israel expects hostage transfers around 9 a.m. from Gaza City, Khan Yunis, and central Gaza; Israel says it won’t release prisoners until hostages are home. Trump, on the ground and declaring “the war is over,” is co-chairing an Egypt summit of 20+ countries; Washington readies about 200 troops to help coordinate monitoring. Yet volatility persists: internal Gaza clashes between Hamas security units and the Dughmush clan killed at least 27; a Palestinian journalist, Saleh Aljafarawi, was shot dead in Gaza City; UNIFIL reports another Israeli drone-dropped grenade injuring a peacekeeper in south Lebanon. It leads because verification, sequencing, and local security will determine whether mapped withdrawals, prisoner exchanges, and the scale-up to 600 aid trucks per day actually hold. Today in

- Europe: Macron reappoints PM Sébastien Lecornu and unveils a cabinet ahead of the 2026 budget fight; UK High Court opens a landmark emissions-cheat class action against five carmakers; London grapples with a collapsed China spy case and calls for answers; the Netherlands moves to control Nexperia, hitting Wingtech shares. - Eastern Europe: Zelenskyy and Trump discuss air defenses as Russia targets Ukraine’s grid; NATO’s Steadfast Noon adds more aircraft, including U.S. F‑35s. - Middle East: Live updates mark imminent hostage releases under the ceasefire; regional diplomacy intensifies in Sharm el‑Sheikh. - Indo‑Pacific: China’s exports rebound 8.3% y/y even as U.S. tariffs escalate to 100% from Nov 1; China Vanke’s chair resigns amid property strain. - Americas: U.S. shutdown hits Day 12; administration pushes National Guard authority in Chicago despite a court block; deadly blast at a Tennessee munitions plant. - Climate/Science/Tech: Scientists warn coral die‑off as a first climate tipping point; Angola lowers climate ambition; OpenAI’s Sora app expands AI video; xenotransplantation advances with a pig liver sustaining a patient over a month. Underreported, confirmed by our historical scan: - Sudan: 25 million face acute hunger; a cholera epidemic has sickened hundreds of thousands amid an 80% hospital collapse and severe aid shortfalls. - Myanmar (Rakhine): The AA controls 14 of 17 townships; aid is blocked; over 2 million risk famine. - Mozambique: 22,000 displaced in a week; response funding is 11%. Today in

, we connect the threads. Fragile systems are the battlespace: Gaza’s crossings, Ukraine’s power grid, Sudan’s clinics, Red Sea shipping lanes. Trade escalation — U.S. 100% tariffs, China’s critical-minerals controls, EU’s Nexperia move — intersects with strikes at European ports, raising input costs for energy, defense, and medical devices. Humanitarian needs spike as WFP faces a 40% funding drop, forcing ration cuts from Somalia to Ethiopia. Ceasefires open corridors, but delivery still hinges on electricity, payrolls, and security guarantees. Today in

- Europe: France’s government reset under budget pressure; Czech pivot to end direct arms for Ukraine; EU‑U.S. trade tensions rise; hybrid threats test NATO airspace and cyber resilience. - Eastern Europe: Russia pounds Ukrainian energy nodes — Naftogaz sites, Kyiv, Odesa — to sap winter resilience; Kyiv hits deep in Russia’s rear. - Middle East: Ceasefire mechanics, flotilla fallout in Europe, and steady Israel‑Lebanon friction complicate implementation. - Africa: Madagascar’s president warns of a coup attempt; Cameroon votes with Biya seeking an eighth term; Sudan’s famine and cholera surge amid donor gaps. - Indo‑Pacific: Philippines reels from quakes; Myanmar’s blockade-induced hunger deepens; China‑U.S. trade war ripples through supply chains. - Americas: Shutdown disrupts services and courts; Haiti’s gangs control most of Port‑au‑Prince; tariff shock tests manufacturers betting on AI and resilience. Today in

- Questions asked: Who certifies each step of Gaza’s releases and withdrawals, and how fast can aid scale? - Questions missing: When will donors close WFP’s gap before ration cuts tip regions into famine? Can pressure open Rakhine to avert mass hunger? How will 100% tariffs plus port strikes and rare‑earth curbs hit grid repairs, munitions supply, and medical equipment during a U.S. shutdown? What safeguards protect UNIFIL as drones violate 1701? Cortex concludes: Headlines follow leaders and deals; outcomes follow power grids, clinics, ports, and paychecks. We’ll track what’s reported — and what’s overlooked. This is NewsPlanetAI — The Daily Briefing. Back on the hour.